WD Black SN770M WDS100T3X0G

Update after about a month: still working great, haven't found any significant flaws. It's just a pleasure to use, and the size and weight are perfect. So nice to have a both a nice OLED display and an effective anti-glare coating - almost all other OLED laptop displays are super glossy and cause di

these are external SSDs and 80 mm long. only 30mm long SSD fits inside a steam deck. as external ssd these are not optimal as you need to use an USB hub to attach them to the usb C of the steam deck. so it might be cheap, but useless for you. buy a western digital 2230 SN770M in any size you like an

This was a huge PITA. I had a WD SN770M with an older unsupported firmware that prevented me from upgrading to Windows 11 24H2: https://support-en.sandisk.com/app/answers/detailweb/a_id/51469 so I had to upgrade the SSD's firmware to 731130WD. But there's a bug with the current Sandisk Dashboard app

I'd go for the steam deck but go for the smaller memory to save on cost. If you want to swap out for 2tb internal memory later (wd_black sn770m NVMe SSD-$134) it's an easy swap (you literally take off the back and slip out the old memory for the new one, nothing complicated) I've found I spent more