I have got my OLED Steamdeck today and made a picture with my old one side by side. The display is a little bit bigger, the touch screen is way better (more like a smartphone).

  • guyrocket@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Serious question: Is the difference more apparent IRL (not a picture)? I’m not seeing a big enough difference that I’d spend much more for OLED.

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      1 year ago

      I saw a noticeable difference going from a Switch to a Switch OLED, mainly in the contrast in scenes. Greys and blacks can almost look inky in comparison to LCD, and glowing lights (think neon signs) pop out a lot more.

      That being said, the topic is the Deck OLED, which I haven’t seen in person, so your mileage will vary.

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    1 year ago

    I guess the problem is looking at your picture on my LCD smart phone. :)

    I can tell the machine on the left is the OLED version because the screen is just a touch bigger.

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      1 year ago

      Why? Your fingers are on top of them, and games often show you the button placement, shape, or both, and some even point to it during tutorials or idle moments.

      And who looks at their own buttons anyway? Lemme ask a quick question: Can you type on a physical keyboard in the darkness? That is far more complicated (though most of us don’t even think about it), but nobody gets caught looking at their keyboard, unless it’s a meme.

      Not to mention the extra lighting would just take away from the gameplay.

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    1 year ago

    If I didn’t already buy the 512, the oled would be worth it imo

    I’m in the same boat with my switch as well.