Generally, accessing the guts of the Steam Deck looks pretty easy. Simply dispatch eight screws and some plastic clips and you’re in, without dealing with any exotic parts or glue, per iFixIt.

Also note: If you've ever owned an official Steam Controller before they were discontinued forever, you might've performed a teardown of your own – and will find this new teardown quite familiar.

Steam Deck Teardown: Everything Valve Said Not to Do! The SSD is also easy to get out, needing only one screw removed to free it from the motherboard.

Steam Deck teardown shows the hardware's insides, begs you not to do it yourself Valve opens up the Steam Deck for you so you can see how it all works under the hood – and asks that you never ...

The recent iFixit teardown saw the Steam Deck OLED using potentiometers for its control sticks, citing that these are more vulnerable to stick drift issues, unlike the Legion Go. Lenovo's sticks ...

The Valve Steam Deck is scoring big with a repairability score of 9 out of 10. That’s pretty impressive and shows they’re serious about making a device that’s friendly for repairs and upgrades.

Alongside publishing its own teardown video, iFixit also announced today that it had been named one of the authorized sellers of Steam Deck replacement parts. Valve further noted that the iFixit ...

Valve’s $400-and-up Steam Deck handheld is less than two weeks away from launch, but you can already see its guts spread across a table in no fewer than four teardown videos, including a new one ...