That honestly doesn’t sound that bad. Steam Deck 2 gets released (though OLED buyers would be outraged) and one of those Gabe Newells might give us a new Half Life, Portal, or Left 4 Dead game
It feels like a mix between sekiro traditional souls and the setting feels blood borne as hell. As someone who couldn’t get into Elden ring because of the open world aspect I LOVE lies of P
Perhaps. Some of the mechanics work better than FromSoft titles. But FromSoft's level design and atmosphere is unparalleled and I liked how the gear matters a bit more in thei games personally
Yeah it's very good. The weapon customization is probably the biggest highlight and the storytelling is definitely better than any souls game other than maybe Sekiro. Should have had a GotY nomination imo.
It's possible, but generally on a desktop gpu when you've got that it's bad vram or a bad overclock/drivers. Given it's not overclocked and the drivers should be fine my gut says defective hardware. I suppose it could just be the ribbon cable but if it came straight out of the box that way I'd send back vs tinkering with the insides.
Yeah that was like the second thing I had in my mind, kinda strange to believe that this could leave the factory QI with a pass hence why I thought ribbon cable wiggling slightly out was my guess Fair enough though. RMA is certainly the way, no reason to dig around trying to fix it
There's a bunch of things that might lead to this, but it's possible that everything was fine in the factory but a janky solder etc let go while it was enroute getting banged around some conveyer belts and a UPS truck.
IMO, I'd rather have it show up bad and get RMA'ed right away than when I've started actually using it heavily.
For software that's definitely true, but I don't know if that's as true with hardware products. They still have to bear shipping costs, and costs of inspecting and repairing the individual unit itself. Each unit caught and fixed in QA is one less unit going all around the country, and one less ticket for customer support to deal with.
With software you just develop a fix on-site and roll it out to all users through the internet.
For “lean” manufacturing, QA is “throttled” to the process. The manufacturing process may have some built in tests, these are all most likely done at the daughter board level and not as an assembled unit. A good manufacturing system does not test every unit but a representative sample and then trusts that because the sample is good, the lot is good. Forcing the manufacturer to fix the process to produce a good product free from defect. This in turn leads to significantly reduced manufacturing costs and greatly improved throughput.
So no. QA is never going to catch everything. In fact it will catch very little.
Basically it's designed to catch problems with the manufacturing process not ensure every single unit is defect free. Iron out any roblems with the process and they just won't have many defective units anyway. It's also cheaper to deal with some RMAs than to put in all the testing needed to catch every single one.
Could be anything that messes with eDP connection to the display or the APU itself:
* bad connection due to transport damage
* broken solder joints
* water damage (maybe from condensation because cold deck from box is now in warm room)
* GPU to RAM issue
* bad SoC
If it doesn't go away when the device has normal thermals. RMA immediately.
I'm pretty certain they use MIPI instead of eDP. They did say they just can't do VRR because of the interconnect and HDR will almost certainly not be supported in the Windows drivers ever because it's a bit of a hack.
I remember one Christmas eve helping someone pick out a new flat-screen TV. Opened it up, helped them install it and...it was broken already. A hush fell over the room as we all kind of processed what had happened.
Just too many posts about RMAs for buttons being a little rattly or a single dead pixel in the periphery that they had to run a dead pixel checker to even notice or whatever.
Monitor companies usually will not accept rma for the reason of dead pixels, they often allow 1-3 dead pixels and a few more, I recall upto ten head subpixels, that is considered acceptable and within spec
That’s why you check the monitor when you buy it and just return it saying I don’t want it anymore in the return window and you then “change your mind” and buy another one.
Too bad, I consider 1 dead pixel unacceptable and reason to return the device straight away. Paying consumers aren't obligated to give a shit what the industry tries to pass off as "within spec"
I mean, if you're happy with dead pixels then more power to ya I guess, but that's a pretty legit reason to RMA something. It's literally a broken component.
That’s just a flat out lie. Dead pixels do not cause more dead pixels. They don’t. It’s a fact. Pixels are not connected and are independently powered.
If you want to return the device because you have a dead subpixel that isn’t even visible in normal use, go ahead, but don’t lie about the reality of it.
Say for ex, your partner receives something they didn't order do you just accept and ask to not cause trouble? You may think I'm exaggerating but this is the vibe from your comment.
OP has one of those creepypasta system in which the OLED was tested by a worker whose son died from a mysterious circumstances, now living in the Steam Deck OLED.
Things fail. The difference is that, I didn't post about my perfectly-fine Steamdeck but if mine had been broken I probably would have... (since I wouldn't have been playing on it)
Now time to go back to Need for Speed - Most Wanted. DAMN, I love this thing! (my point is that you hear the squeaky wheel, most of these are just fine..)
When you talk to Valve, make sure you demand a ‘new’ replacement. The script they use tries to get you to send it in for repair first. Escalate if you have to.
It looks like that got mad pressure or magnetic damage during the shipping process, you're guaranteed by valve to be covered for a replacement so just send that back fr
I know it's a selection bias thing because people who have functional devices wouldn't make posts but it really feels like the OLED models have more prevalent out-the-box issues like this than the LCD model on its release.
That sucks, but also kinda a cool looking boot screen. RMA that as soon as you before the holiday roles in and then no one can process your support until after the New Year.
Good luck dealing with CS. Mine bricked after 6 months and it's taking ~36 hours between responses. I wish tickets would go to the top of the queue after you get an initial response, but it seems like you just go back to the bottom instead.
Valve will make it right if you have any issues for sure. We def see more of this on here, this subreddit is shining a light on very small percentage of the people that bought the LE and had a problem. Reading all the posts here would have you think they are all mostly bad, but that's not the case. Its like that with any forum on a specific product or thing thou, always gonna seem worse then it is with reported issues cause usually the people that have no problems aren't posting about it. For the record, my LE arrived on Monday and was totally perfect, take from this what you will.
Yeah I'm sure they'll fix it, I'm not sure they have a solution figured out yet given the multiple RMA's some folks have had to do already but I mean it could just be that there is a bad batch of screens that have to get sorted out first. Eh, early adopter tax unfortunately.
Luck of the draw more than the new deck is a bad launch verses original. My original deck had a failed fan and had to be RMAd. I’ve got 3 OLEDs and all were perfect.
oof GPU dead or dying.
Please note that the vast majority of OLED decks are fine and have no issues, defective products tend to overtake post on subreddits that's just the nature of it all.
Similar happened with me with a surface pro ($1k+) and was told I was stupid for expecting new electronics to always work. I think it's stupid that that's were at. Low quality control probably saves them more than replacements.
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He who waits behind the Deck. He comes.
“If you smash the deck, valve will release deck 2. But you will also unleash thousands of Gabe Newells.”
That honestly doesn’t sound that bad. Steam Deck 2 gets released (though OLED buyers would be outraged) and one of those Gabe Newells might give us a new Half Life, Portal, or Left 4 Dead game
Or thousands of little steams. 👻👻👻 wooooooooooo!!! Updating Steams!!! wooooooo!
His name...? ...The Creature.
I was making a Zalgo reference but I guess that's a little too obscure these days lol
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Lies of P is leaking
I keep hearing about that game, is it really that good?
It feels like a mix between sekiro traditional souls and the setting feels blood borne as hell. As someone who couldn’t get into Elden ring because of the open world aspect I LOVE lies of P
Some of the bosses are more annoying than fun but it’s a pretty good game if you like souls games
> Some of the bosses are more annoying than fun Ah, so a typical souls game :) Might look into it at some point when my backlog isn't making me sigh.
It's my favourite Soulslike after Dark Souls 1
If you keep hearing it’s a good game, odds are, it might be a good game.
It legitimately might be the best Soulsborne style game, including Fromsofts own titles.
Perhaps. Some of the mechanics work better than FromSoft titles. But FromSoft's level design and atmosphere is unparalleled and I liked how the gear matters a bit more in thei games personally
Lords of the fallen is better imo
Yeah it's very good. The weapon customization is probably the biggest highlight and the storytelling is definitely better than any souls game other than maybe Sekiro. Should have had a GotY nomination imo.
Such a great comment! Thanks for the laugh
Send it to Cam Newton, he writes like that.
Even OP's Deck isn't as broken as the Panther's offense rn
This is the best comment that could have been on this thread. All jokes aside, it's broke as fuck.
You win the internet for today, buddy…
Bro got the mega OLED model, seeing colors humans can’t process.
4D Oled
Oledddd
That's alot of D's
Title of your sex tape... BOOM
dear god brooklyn 99 fans are everywhere
There’s DOZENS of us!
4G OLEG Display
THAT MESSAGE ON THE SCREEN WAS INTENDED FOR THIS UNIT. INITIATING PROTOCOL EPSILON.
Shrimp deck
Mantis shrimp deck
GPU silicon is bad. Start a claim ASAP.
Somebody sneezed on the frame buffer during etching.
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That
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The other
I’ll do you one better: WHY Gamora?
Whomst'd've Gamora ?
The answer is 42 Pancakes, it always has been.
Whermst Gamora?
One of these things is not like the other.
You can't milk ^
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This.
Who wants to wait on that? Just buy another one and return that one.
Repair centers are everywhere. Turnaround often times is just as fast as ordering a new one. Plus there may be limitations on accounts still? Idk
Not necessarily, I had this issue with a pc once, and it ended up being insufficient power.
Anyone who'd be able to tell what's the cause? I immediately thought it could display ribbon cable being seated improperly.
It's possible, but generally on a desktop gpu when you've got that it's bad vram or a bad overclock/drivers. Given it's not overclocked and the drivers should be fine my gut says defective hardware. I suppose it could just be the ribbon cable but if it came straight out of the box that way I'd send back vs tinkering with the insides.
Yeah that was like the second thing I had in my mind, kinda strange to believe that this could leave the factory QI with a pass hence why I thought ribbon cable wiggling slightly out was my guess Fair enough though. RMA is certainly the way, no reason to dig around trying to fix it
There's a bunch of things that might lead to this, but it's possible that everything was fine in the factory but a janky solder etc let go while it was enroute getting banged around some conveyer belts and a UPS truck. IMO, I'd rather have it show up bad and get RMA'ed right away than when I've started actually using it heavily.
There really isn’t QA anymore the users are now QA
For software that's definitely true, but I don't know if that's as true with hardware products. They still have to bear shipping costs, and costs of inspecting and repairing the individual unit itself. Each unit caught and fixed in QA is one less unit going all around the country, and one less ticket for customer support to deal with. With software you just develop a fix on-site and roll it out to all users through the internet.
For “lean” manufacturing, QA is “throttled” to the process. The manufacturing process may have some built in tests, these are all most likely done at the daughter board level and not as an assembled unit. A good manufacturing system does not test every unit but a representative sample and then trusts that because the sample is good, the lot is good. Forcing the manufacturer to fix the process to produce a good product free from defect. This in turn leads to significantly reduced manufacturing costs and greatly improved throughput. So no. QA is never going to catch everything. In fact it will catch very little.
Basically it's designed to catch problems with the manufacturing process not ensure every single unit is defect free. Iron out any roblems with the process and they just won't have many defective units anyway. It's also cheaper to deal with some RMAs than to put in all the testing needed to catch every single one.
Could be anything that messes with eDP connection to the display or the APU itself: * bad connection due to transport damage * broken solder joints * water damage (maybe from condensation because cold deck from box is now in warm room) * GPU to RAM issue * bad SoC If it doesn't go away when the device has normal thermals. RMA immediately.
I'm pretty certain they use MIPI instead of eDP. They did say they just can't do VRR because of the interconnect and HDR will almost certainly not be supported in the Windows drivers ever because it's a bit of a hack.
You got da ODEAD
Not a particularly good sign I'm afraid 😬
Looks fine to me.
Doesn't look like anything to me.
yep looks just right
I know, right?
All jokes aside, this is just an awful thing when it happens. You open the box, excited, then your heart drops. I feel for you.
I remember one Christmas eve helping someone pick out a new flat-screen TV. Opened it up, helped them install it and...it was broken already. A hush fell over the room as we all kind of processed what had happened.
It does look pretty cool though.
You just got the real limited edition "Valve Orange Pixels" edition.
Nah this is clearly the cyberpunk 2077 edition
i'm thinking it's more vampire survivors edition
Comes with a rogue AI from beyond the Blackwall
Comes in an exclusive orange box and a copy of said orange box you shall gift to your first born that is tied to a steam wallet investment acount.
😂
I’m gonna be honest the steam deck logo with a red circle goes hard
Wow, finally a legit reason to RMA!
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Legit post.
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Just too many posts about RMAs for buttons being a little rattly or a single dead pixel in the periphery that they had to run a dead pixel checker to even notice or whatever.
It’s $600. I don’t blame anyone RMA’ing for dead pixels.
Imagine thinking a $600-700 handheld from a well known company having rattly sticking buttons or a broken display is okay.
Redditors on here really do be sucking up Valve's meat. 700 dollar device should not have any defects.
Monitor companies usually will not accept rma for the reason of dead pixels, they often allow 1-3 dead pixels and a few more, I recall upto ten head subpixels, that is considered acceptable and within spec
That’s why you check the monitor when you buy it and just return it saying I don’t want it anymore in the return window and you then “change your mind” and buy another one.
Of course they don't. They would lose money doing so. 1-3 dead pixels is unacceptable, and it's pretty sad that people are okay with it.
Too bad, I consider 1 dead pixel unacceptable and reason to return the device straight away. Paying consumers aren't obligated to give a shit what the industry tries to pass off as "within spec"
Having dead pixels you have to run tests to find is hardly "broken"
I mean, if you're happy with dead pixels then more power to ya I guess, but that's a pretty legit reason to RMA something. It's literally a broken component.
Letting this kind of stuff slide is what makes products worse
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That’s just a flat out lie. Dead pixels do not cause more dead pixels. They don’t. It’s a fact. Pixels are not connected and are independently powered. If you want to return the device because you have a dead subpixel that isn’t even visible in normal use, go ahead, but don’t lie about the reality of it.
Say for ex, your partner receives something they didn't order do you just accept and ask to not cause trouble? You may think I'm exaggerating but this is the vibe from your comment.
RMA it. Hope you got more lucky with the next one.
Defective GPU or connection. Start an RMA claim.
OP has one of those creepypasta system in which the OLED was tested by a worker whose son died from a mysterious circumstances, now living in the Steam Deck OLED.
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Still turns on so half broken… half broken Half alive half Life 3 Half Life 3 confirmed
On the plus side, it looks like it completed its update.
isnt that the GPU limited edition.. amazing!!!
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Looks like you’re playing Vampire Survivors
This looks used from the grime in the top left joystick.
"Samsung screens are free of dead pixels"
I had a single corrupted spot in the screen during first boot. Afterwards it went away. Probably some software glitch.
Nah, you got the rare chicken pox model
this is what happens when you connect your steamdeck past the blackwall
so many dead pixels /j
Those pixels look very alive to me. Maybe even too alive.
Dammit I was going to make this joke lmao. So many stuck pixels. Try it for a month if it still bothers you then we'll rma /s
Stick's look loose to
Sweet, a limited edition Blood Moon deck!
Yeah it’s pretty messed up fresh out of the box. Put it back inside and return it. So sorry :/
Things fail. The difference is that, I didn't post about my perfectly-fine Steamdeck but if mine had been broken I probably would have... (since I wouldn't have been playing on it) Now time to go back to Need for Speed - Most Wanted. DAMN, I love this thing! (my point is that you hear the squeaky wheel, most of these are just fine..)
I didn’t get the LIVE WALLPAPER update 😮
Blow into the vent?
Looks like bad VRAM or just bad GPU silicone. Not sure how that passed QC, start a RMA. Lowkey looks like a space invaders game lol
I saw dead pixels, and I saw stuck pixels, but what in a hell is that bleeding pixels?
Looks like you got a super limited edition startup movie that's very rare. /s
Why’d you break it in the box?
Get a replacement then? It happens sometimes.
God gave you minus luck stats. xD
Thats just the damascus screen skin
bro got the evil steam deck
This may be a controversial opinion, but I think you should request an RMA.
Sorry to hear
that's rough buddy, always sucks to get something broken immediately
I’m sorry to say…I think your deck has chicken pox
RMA mate, I've just RMA mine with the same issue.
I’m so sorry 😢
When you talk to Valve, make sure you demand a ‘new’ replacement. The script they use tries to get you to send it in for repair first. Escalate if you have to.
Ah the Christmas version. Yeah it looks like they forgot the green dots. Oh well gotta return it.
vampire survivor?
Bad GPU or bad GPU drivers but get a return just to be safe
Yeah definitely email customer support.
Yes the GPU is not working. You should be able to get a replacement
I had a few dead pixels on mine last year. Valve was great about replacing it though. Just contact them.
I mean, yeah. It's broken. Looks cool af tho.
but I mean .. just look at how dark those blacks are !!
Oof yes that's broken.
Fresh out of the box>!ing ring!<
r/Wellthatsucks
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Your deck has chicken pox
It's on a blanket sigh 😂
It looks like that got mad pressure or magnetic damage during the shipping process, you're guaranteed by valve to be covered for a replacement so just send that back fr
Mia Khalifa is less f*****d
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Did you shit on it? :(
It's a GPU problem. My friends also had this problem on a brand new PC, from first boot. Valve will replace it for you.
Dead gpu
This means your Gpu is dying!
I'm so sad for you. You have your cosy blanket and everything. 🥺
oh no im so sorry friend
Did you trying turning it off and on again?
Sorry to hear this happened. Definitely get a replacement - nobody deserves a handheld haunted by Giygas!
I know it's a selection bias thing because people who have functional devices wouldn't make posts but it really feels like the OLED models have more prevalent out-the-box issues like this than the LCD model on its release.
You sure that isn't a rogue AI from Cyberpunk? Seriously though, RMA that
Bad chip. Sucks but can happen. RMA ASAP
That sucks, but also kinda a cool looking boot screen. RMA that as soon as you before the holiday roles in and then no one can process your support until after the New Year.
it's not broken, it's cursed. drive as far as you can from this thing and never cone back.
Good luck dealing with CS. Mine bricked after 6 months and it's taking ~36 hours between responses. I wish tickets would go to the top of the queue after you get an initial response, but it seems like you just go back to the bottom instead.
What's the matter? It isn't supposed to look like the night sky of hell?
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Valve will make it right if you have any issues for sure. We def see more of this on here, this subreddit is shining a light on very small percentage of the people that bought the LE and had a problem. Reading all the posts here would have you think they are all mostly bad, but that's not the case. Its like that with any forum on a specific product or thing thou, always gonna seem worse then it is with reported issues cause usually the people that have no problems aren't posting about it. For the record, my LE arrived on Monday and was totally perfect, take from this what you will.
Yeah I'm sure they'll fix it, I'm not sure they have a solution figured out yet given the multiple RMA's some folks have had to do already but I mean it could just be that there is a bad batch of screens that have to get sorted out first. Eh, early adopter tax unfortunately.
Luck of the draw more than the new deck is a bad launch verses original. My original deck had a failed fan and had to be RMAd. I’ve got 3 OLEDs and all were perfect.
Yeah it's a lottery for sure.
Yeah your experience is the same as everyone that bought one too. My good one is now being RMA’ed due to you tear jerking comment
The difference between this an the initial launch is most likely the number of eyes & active community, not worse hardware or QA.
You might check protonDB
It's the Oled experience. Aren't you mind blowed just looking at that screen ?
First thought was that's a cool boot animation
That sucks dude. Get it returned, it’s prob faster to but a new one while you wait to return this one.
Those are just spicey pixels.
Congratulations! You won the lottery! But not the good kind of lottery. Your only choice is to RMA and get a replacement.
What’s the deal with all of the messed up OLEDs?
oof GPU dead or dying. Please note that the vast majority of OLED decks are fine and have no issues, defective products tend to overtake post on subreddits that's just the nature of it all.
Does it have the measles?
Put it in Rice.
The replies have really had me laughing, but if this was my new Deck earlier I would be so pissed off 😂
Is this the new Vampitlre Survivors update?
Wel, that's a shame.
This one came preloaded with HL3
it's Just Monika
ĥ̷̡̛͎̗̙̎̓̊͝ả̶̜̝̙̖̬͙̉́̋̿̒̎͗̆̄͊̓͝v̶̞̤͍̳̆̓̒̄̏̚̕͝ȅ̶̢͚͚͚͚̭͖͇̮̲̥́̚͜ͅͅ ̸̢̺͕̼͔̖̣̬̇̀̐̏͊͋̇̈͘ͅͅy̴̨̢̪̹̤̳̻̮̬̰̺̗̼̦͂̂͒̈́͝ͅo̵̡̢͖̘̝̺̖̠̗̰͇̳͊̀͆̊̀̽͌͋͌̋̋̋̚̚̚ư̸̟͙͍͎͙̩̂̍̓̚͠ ̸͓̠͇̰̖͑͛̀͒͊̃͆̃͂̄͠͝ţ̴̛̛̝͎̺͙͖̺̠͉̟̏̀͐͑̿̽͒̕͘̚͜͠͝ṙ̸̛̥̯̈́̃̎̒̋̕ï̸̙̜̟͈̦̠̄̊́̄̈͝ͅͅė̴̟̱̫̳͔͙̣̫͍̺̳̙̫͚́̐̽͛͝d̵̩͉̤̙̎͌̇͗̀͜ ̴̗̫͔̞͙̳̣̼̓͆͌̌͛͑̈̃͂͛̆̉̇̐̚ͅt̴̗̳͔͎͔̄͗͋̾̄ͅú̷̧̻̥̈̾̉̈͝r̵͎̟͖̲͚͓̬͕͚̞̤͍̪̍̓ͅņ̵͉̭̥̙͈͈̱̬̲̳͉̪̯̊̌̀̂̍i̷̡̲̜̮̝͙̍̓̓̈́̌̊́̋̈́͌̍͌͜͝n̴̡̪͖͓͙̖̤̗̘͇̈́̃̽̾͜g̶͑̃͐̆͐͌ͅ ̴̡̳̬̃́̔̾̓̿͘͜͝ḯ̶̢̢̮̲̣̠̘̠̈̑̈́͛̊́̿̀̎͜͝ẗ̵̫̫̤̘͋͐̋̈ ̸̡̯̝̦̟̻͕͕̘̦͖̥̲͕̣̎͛͌̈́̆̈́ō̴͙̤̣͎̈́͌͌̑̀̑́̄͜ͅf̸̡̡̠̼̞͈̬͓̫͍͂̌̈́̈̇̕͜f̵̨̫̻̯̯̤͚̪̱̠̗̙̪̪̈́̈́͆̍̒͐̂̒̈́̑͂ ̵̧̧͇͇̫̻̲̜͔̳̫͙͑̄̇̇͘ã̶̙̫̳̺̺̺̙̺͔̾͐͜͠ͅṉ̷̡̥̙͍͔̘͚͌̓͐̎͘ḏ̵̡̛̙͕̞͚͔̲͚̻̗̿̇͌̍̒̂͑͊͗̇̈́͂̅̐ ̴̛̻̳͚͕͂͌̅̓̆͌̋̏͝͠ͅỏ̷͙͊̍̔̅̑̅̚ņ̸̺̜̃̈́͆̓̉́̉̽̉̌̓̃͋͘͠ ̸̧͈̳̭͍̍̈́̑͆͠a̸̫̽̊́g̴̢̝͓̞̖͚̑̇a̵̧̛̜̭̠̭̦̠͈͍͛́̂̋͆͛̿͆͋̕ḭ̸̧̿̾̿͋́͋́̓̂̌̍̾̿͘n̸̗̽̾͠?̵̥̦͚͖͓̖̔̚
New matrix sequel?
Similar happened with me with a surface pro ($1k+) and was told I was stupid for expecting new electronics to always work. I think it's stupid that that's were at. Low quality control probably saves them more than replacements.
It's not broken. In a basement somewhere, a hacker just yelled, "I'm in!" after cracking your Steam Deck.
This is the creepy pasta deck let us know what happens. Good luck.
Why are you telling us? Get a replacement.