Steam Deck Screen Protector

... Boxed JSAUX Protective Case JSAUX Screen Protector (New) Carry Case Zelda Tears... consider a trade for a steam deck OLED or an Xbox Ally ...

... Boxed JSAUX Protective Case JSAUX Screen Protector (New) Carry Case Zelda Tears... consider a trade for a steam deck OLED or an Xbox Ally ...

Steam Deck 512GB OLED + Steam Deck Docking Station + Carrying case + 1TB ... smoke free flat with a screen protector on from day one, no...

Steam Deck 512GB OLED + Steam Deck Docking Station + Carrying case + 1TB ... smoke free flat with a screen protector on from day one, no...

... scratched by the dock. My Steam Deck does not have one and ... put one on. Every single screen protector I've put on a phone ... resulted in a smashed/cracked screen.

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Hey! I bought the iPad Pro M5 and used the JETtech Screen protector. Installed it as usual - and it didn‘t capture the swipe up gesture to unlock the iPad. Ok - so I installed the 2nd one - same behavior. Bought one from ESR - exact same thing. I never had any problems with screen protectors. Used the same brands on iPads, iPhones and even the Steam Deck - no issues. I tried it on another iPad Pro M5 - because I thought it may be the iPad - still the same issue. I am not reading a lot of problems on this - can someone recommend a working screen protector- preferably available in Europe? Thanks submitted by /u/QPQDriver to r/iPadPro [link] [comments]

I have a long flight ahead of me in a month and I’m looking to see if I need anything for my deck. I bought a d brand traveling case as well as a screen protector. Is there any portable chargers that will charge the deck (I plan on playing the Spider-Man games most the time on the flight) that works well with it? Any headphones? Thank you! submitted by /u/Own-Lavishness-9076 to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

What are some must haves you guys would recommend. I already have a glass screen protector. submitted by /u/Cool_burrito to r/ROGAllyX [link] [comments]

OLED 1TB model. pero tatapusin ko muna mga laro ko sa ps4 so baka next month ko na isetup at gamitin hahaha pero grabe anlake pala nito. tapos sobrang smooth ng joystick at touchscreen pala siya! 😅 lumang games din naman uunahin ko kaya okay lang sakin na dated specs siya. feeling ko better longevity din vs handhelds na naka windows. edit: 46k, almost 47 bili ko sa gamextreme sa sm north annex. submitted by /u/ihatesigningforms to r/PHGamers [link] [comments]

I’m trying to decide whether it’s actually worth putting a screen protector on a Steam Deck. do you use a screen protector, and would you recommend it? submitted by /u/_TheGreatMan_ to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

I managed to get my hands on a Steam Deck OLED 1TB model just before they went out of stock, and to cut to the chase, I am VERY glad I went ahead and bought one when I did. I am practically addicted to this thing, it has replaced all of my other systems (XBOX Series X, PS5, and Switch) since I got it. I have always wanted to get into PC gaming because of the freedoms that comes with it, as well as the Steam sales, and the Steam Deck was (and still technically is, for now) the cheapest gateway. It may not be the most powerful PC, or even the most powerful handheld PC, but for whatever you're getting, I'd say it is more than worth it. Before I got my hands on the Steam Deck, my Steam library was just a limited selection of maybe 20 games that could all be played on the lowest of low-end laptops. Now, I am at a little over 100 games thanks to Steam sales, all of which I was able to get running at acceptional to exceptional performances. 6th & 7th Gen games have never looked better in my eyes, all since I've been playing on console for as long as I can remember. 8th Gen games run surprisingly well without too much compromise (depending on the game), and that was the biggest surprise for me personally. Current Gen games are a different story, as I only have a couple of them and I was VERY careful with what I bought. I didn't want to buy a game and it turned out to not work on the Deck very well. The most power intensive games in my library would have to be Baldur's Gate 3 and Halo Infinite. BG3 runs pretty damn well, especially since Larian updated the game for Steam Deck compatibility not too long ago. Halo Infinite was rough to get running at first, but eventually I got it running at 60 FPS with low settings. Even with low settings, the game still looks good, but that may just be because it's on a handheld (you tend to notice that games running on a smaller screen appear better than it actually is). The biggest standout of the Steam Deck is the freedom, and that cannot go understated. Most PC gamers would probably be familiar already, but as someone who got into PC gaming with this thing, the freedoms that come with it are a breath of fresh air. I can make tweaks, enhancements, and install pretty much any mod I want into almost any game in my library. That comes in handy with games that had botched PC ports that the community had to fix themselves, or games like Skyrim which have mods that you can only play with on PC. I still have a lot more games I want to get for this thing, I have the external dock coming in tomorrow as of posting this, I plan to get a screen protector next chance I get, and I am hopeful that I will have more fun with this thing for years to come... submitted by /u/J3553-A to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]