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Valve just quoted over $220 to fix a single Steam Deck button
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I'm going to need this statement in the article explained to me in detail. How the fuck would they possibly "force a repair"?
They have them an Option to do it themselves and linked a tutorial.
Meaning they're not doing the Apple thing and forcing you to either let it repair by a contractor, because they brick the device if you don't. Display replacements on Apple devices for example.
Thanks, I guess "they even" threw me off, because it sounded like a side note, instead of the main reason. Like the other option was the agent booking the repair and automatically charging their card.
No worries, it took me way too long to figure it out myself. It definitely feels like some context is missing that this sentence relates to.