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Steam Deck (LCD: the non-OLED) are on sale.
(store.steampowered.com)
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You can just change out the ssd yourself or use microsd. The higher cost ones have other benefits not only larger ssd.
I was thinking about grabbing one revently and was deciding between the OLED 512gb and 1tb. Is replacing the SSD is fairly easy?
Edit: I went and checked out the iFixit page for the replacement. It doesnt look difficult but I'd probably just get the 1tb model and be done with it.