David Bridges
Discover the Stunning New White Limited Edition Steam Deck OLED
After introducing a limited edition transparent Steam Deck OLED last year, Valve is back with an exciting announcement about its latest variant: a striking new color option called “white.” Priced at $679, this eye-catching model will be available starting on November 18. It retains all the impressive hardware features of the 1TB Steam Deck OLED, including the stunning 7.4-inch HDR display with an ultra-smooth 90Hz refresh rate. Additionally, it comes with a matching white carrying case, making it a stylish choice for gamers on the go. While some may be concerned about the practicality of a white console—especially one that is portable and likely to accumulate fingerprints—this new variant might entice even the most loyal early Steam Deck owners to upgrade.
Experience the Bold Visuals of the Steam Deck OLED Display
As highlighted in our comprehensive review, the Steam Deck OLED showcases a display that is remarkably more vibrant compared to the original LCD models. The addition of HDR support elevates the visual experience, making games look more immersive and engaging. Valve has announced that this limited edition white model will be shipped globally to all regions where the Steam Deck is currently available, including Australia. This move reflects Valve’s commitment to providing gamers with high-quality hardware options that enhance their gaming experience.
Valve’s Commitment to Innovation with the Steam Deck Series
In a recent email, Valve expressed their eagerness to see consumer reactions to this new color variant, emphasizing their intent to incorporate feedback into future decisions regarding potential new color options. Valve stated, “We’ve always said our intent is to continually work on improving Steam Deck, and that’s true from both a software perspective (continuing to ship improvements) and a hardware one.” This statement underscores Valve’s dedication to evolving the Steam Deck experience, not only with the new Steam Deck OLED but also with ongoing enhancements for future iterations and other hardware plans.
Daniel Mercer
