Valve has announced a latest white and grey variant of its extremely popular portable PC device, the so-called Steam deck. This upcoming version of the notebook will cost $680 and go on sale on November 18.

We’ve said it before, however it’s value repeating: Valve The Steam Deck is a tremendous piece of hardware. It’s the very best and least expensive notebook available on the market, and since its launch in 2022, it’s quickly inspired imitators and altered the best way people play games. But the unique Steam deck it was only available in a single color: black. Boring. We need something latest and fresh. Valve is prepared to offer this with its newly unveiled white and grey Steam deck.

November 11Valve has announced a limited edition all-white OLED Steam Deck. The device will likely be available in all Steam Deck shipping regions, including Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Australia.

This new edition The Steam Deck has the identical specifications because the previously existing OLEDincluding 1TB of storage, but in addition comes with a white case and cleansing cloth.

Valve warns that this model will likely be a limited edition device and that it has no plans to supply any more white Steam Decks after this batch is released. “When we get sold out, we get sold out.” Valve explained in an information post in regards to the device.

To purchase the brand new all-white Steam Deck, you have to have a Steam account in good standing with no less than one purchase made before November 2024. Accounts are limited to pre-ordering one device only.

Valve explained that this new edition of Steam Deck is one other experiment offering different variants to people all over the world.

“Last yr we released a smoked, translucent, limited edition Steam Deck OLED as an experiment to see if there was interest in alternative colours (there was!). This is our second experiment on this direction,” Valve said.

As someone who was planning on waiting to update my Steam deck until the next major release, this all-white option makes it harder to stick to that commitment.

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Hey, all the things sucks immediately. There is no way around this and we may have to live with the results of this shit for the remaining of our lives. So if you’re indignant in regards to the rise of fascism in America, for instance, why not play some games and kill some Nazis? —Moises Taveras

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