Valve is launching an OLED version of the Steam Deck. The screen supports HDR technology, a refresh rate of up to 90 Hz, and is slightly larger at 7.4 inches. The company is launching two models with 512GB and 1TB storage capacities, which can be ordered starting November 16.

Just like the LCD version, the screen offers a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. With HDR content, a maximum brightness of 1000 nits can be achieved, otherwise the peak brightness is 600 nits. The SDR display of the previous version has a brightness of up to 400 nits. In addition, a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz can be achieved, in contrast to the maximum 60Hz of LCD versions.

The OLED models have a 6nm AMD APU, while the LCD version has a 7nm APU. The specifications are the same otherwise. The GPU has eight, just like the previous version arithmetic units, But it works According to the valve It is guaranteed at 1.6GHz, while the LCD variant runs at between 1 and 1.6GHz.

Moreover, this version supports Wi-Fi 6E, which according to Valve increases download speed by up to three times. The manufacturer also promises lower latency when users play online. The OLED model also has faster LPDDR5 memory which should provide speeds of up to 6400MT/s, while the LCD models’ memory offers 55000MT/s.

Furthermore, the new version has a larger, 50 Wh battery, which, according to Valve, should provide between three and twelve hours of gameplay. The previous version’s 40-watt-hour battery provides two to eight hours of playtime, according to the manufacturer. In addition, the device weighs 30 grams less than the previous model, and Valve promises an improved heatsink.

Two OLED models will be available: one with a 512GB NVDE SSD and the other with 1TB of storage. These cost 569 and 679 euros respectively. The more expensive version has it too Anti-glare etched glassLayer over the screen. OLED models can be ordered starting November 16. It is not yet clear when exactly it will be delivered.

Additionally, Valve announced that the 64GB and 512GB LCD versions of the Steam Deck will be phased out. Both models have received a permanent price cut and now cost 369 and 469 euros respectively.