Pick the OLED or the LCD and see the lowest current prices on eBay, the biggest used market, next to the retail price so you know exactly what you are saving. We also show you what to check before buying a used Steam Deck.
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Browse the full range of used Steam Deck on eBay → Prices move fast. See the biggest price drops across every category this week →OLED or LCD. The OLED model is the one to want if the price gap is small: a brighter HDR screen, longer battery life, lighter weight and a quieter, cooler build. Real-world game performance is close between the two, so the LCD is still an excellent handheld and the smart pick when it is much cheaper. Decide which you are buying before you shop, because the used prices overlap and it is easy to overpay for the wrong one.
Check the sticks, screen and fan. The three things that actually go wrong are thumbstick drift, dead pixels and a noisy fan. Ask the seller to confirm the sticks are true, the screen is clean, and the fan is quiet, ideally with a short video. Drift and a grinding fan are repairable but a hassle, so they are worth a lower price or walking away. Check the battery still holds a reasonable charge, though this degrades slowly on the Deck.
Storage is cheap to upgrade, so buy on condition. Every Steam Deck takes a microSD card, and the internal SSD can be swapped on most models, so do not overpay for the biggest storage tier when a smaller one in better condition plus a memory card is cheaper. Confirm it has been reset and signed out of the previous owner's account so you start clean.
Value. Steam Decks hold value well and are built to last, so a lightly-used one at 20-40% below retail is strong value; the OLED is worth a premium only when the gap over a clean LCD is modest.
Live eBay listings, the largest source of used Steam Decks. Pick OLED or LCD and it fetches the current lowest-priced listings in real time, shown against retail so you can see the saving.
Usually yes when the used price gap is small: brighter HDR screen, better battery life, lighter and quieter. If the LCD is much cheaper, it is still a great handheld and the value pick.
Often, at 20-40% off retail. The Deck is well built, easy to service and storage-upgradable. Check for stick drift, dead pixels, a healthy fan and battery, and that it has been reset.
That it boots to SteamOS, the screen and sticks are good, the fan is quiet, the charger is included, and it has been factory reset. Total price with shipping is the number that matters.
Each machine as a percentage of what Valve charged for it new. This is the one page on this site where the answer is mostly do not bother. The three Decks Valve still sells trade used at 98, 100 and 111 per cent of their retail price, and the 111 is a bare unit with no charger and no case, so it is worse than new twice over. Only the discontinued LCD 512GB has genuinely fallen, to about half. Valve prices these low enough and supplies them tightly enough that the used market has nowhere to go, which is unusual and worth knowing before you spend an evening watching listings. Check the total with shipping against Valve's own store page first. Tap a model to see its listings.
A daily snapshot of the lowest genuine eBay price for every model we track, and how good that price is right now versus its usual level, updated automatically. Prices last refreshed 22 September 2026 . Tap a price to see that model's cheapest listings on eBay, or tap a model name for the full live list here.
Under each model is the actual listing that price came from, so you can see whether it is the thing you want or a bundle, a variant, or an accessory that happens to share the name.
"Off retail" compares today's used price with what the model costs new. For anything still on sale that is its current new price, so the figure is close to a discount you could really get. For anything no longer sold it is the last new price we have on record: on a boxed product like a LEGO set or a console that is the RRP, and on a part like a graphics card it is nearer what new stock was going for at the end than what it cost at launch. So on older hardware read it as depreciation against late retail rather than against the original sticker. A few rows read "above" instead: they cost more used than new, which is normal for a retired set or a part nobody makes any more.
| Model ↕ | Cheapest now ↕ | Off retail ↕ | vs recent |
|---|---|---|---|
Steam Deck OLED 512GB Valve Steam Deck OLED 512GB -- In Hand | $313 | 43% off | new |
Steam Deck 512GB Valve Steam Deck LCD 512GB, great condition with DBrand skin, and Dock. | $415 | 36% off | ▼ 1% |
Steam Deck Valve Steam Deck 256gb LCD With Case And Charger | $380 | 5% off | ▼ 1% |
Steam Deck OLED 1TB Steam Deck 1TB OLED - Lightly Used Condition (Case, Cloth Incl.) | $636 | 2% off | ▼ 6% |