While replacing the display is quite complex in comparison to other repairs on the Deck, you may as well get this display should yours break for some reason.
Exactly. It's not like you'd be playing a ton of stuff on the Deck at 1200p if you had this screen... but it'd be nice to have the option for older games that don't need a ton of power at that resolution. And this screen barely costs more than the 800p LCD replacement screen.
To me, that is sure evidence that it will be the normal screen in the next deck. I'm guessing a summer 2025 release. Resolution Will make it just perfect enough to make tiny text readable, which is the only thing the current stock screens need. Reading texts in games like witcher 3 are a bit of a pain. Have to set up magnification stuff on the right touch pad.
Supposedly, the SD didn't get an oled screen because it was a bit less power efficient. Oled saves power when there's blacks on the screen, and most games don't have much black.
With FSR getting better each year, I think the time is ready for full hd on the deck. Also, 2560x1600 would be a nice option, offering both high DPI and flawless scaling from the original resolution.
I can't parse the title of that post. Is there a word missing? Without the parenthesis the title is "If you have DeckHD will now be officially supported". That does not make sense.
This reminds me, I wonder if there's anyone that sells OLED screen upgrades for the original Deck? I think it just makes sense since if you can upgrade the Deck's screen to a higher resolution one, why not upgrade to an OLED screen to have way better colour contrast and possibly battery life improvements?
I know some people might ask me "why not just buy a Steam Deck OLED?", well, I’m just really cheap and I'd rather upgrade something that I already have instead of buying a completely new device