How about sell out in Australia. I mean it’ll be 2 years old before we know it, and will we want one then?
I’d be fine buying the controller but fuck no am I buying a steam deck with zero support or warranty.
Kogan sells them, as they have offices in Australia you should have some semblance of protection
10% on the 64GB one, though; 15 and 20% on the higher-capacity versions, but thanks to the recent drop in SSD prices those are more expensive than they should be even with the discount.
Sure, but my point is that this is more like a 10% discount than a 20% one. (For me at least if they knocked 20% off the low end model I’d probably jump on it, but 10% feels like the sort of thing that happens every month)
Come on Valve, discount the Index…
It’s on discount AGAIN?
I really wish i still needed such a device…I don’t really get out and about anymore, so my PC is more than good enough.
I keep wanting to buy it because of the amazing sales pitch, except it provides zero value to me. I already use my laptop in bed, lol… and if I’m going outside, I’m not going to be playing games. It doesn’t even make sense to pack for going overseas because my laptop works great for that. And it doesn’t work very well as a new computer because it’s likely far more underpowered than my other computers for video editing and other work I need to do, but is nonetheless a cool feature.
Not that it matters at all. Valve still don’t sell it in my country.
It’s nice even if you don’t get out much. Sometimes it’s nice to just lay down across the couch and play on the steam deck.
Of course it goes in sale after I just bought one.
Or just contact Valve customer service, I’ve heard they are actually pretty good. I bet they would just refund the difference.
Contact steam. I seen on reddit they said they can’t reimburse the sale part, but they can return the money on your steam wallet, takes the sale price and leave the difference there.
