There are three distinct variations of the Steam Deck. However, they are all comprised of the same componentry on the inside. The quantity and kind of storage used is the only factor that differentiates them from one another. For example, the eMMC storage capacity of the least expensive model, which costs $399, is 64 gigabytes. The model in the middle of the range costs $529 and comes with 256GB of SSD storage. The most expensive option, which includes a solid-state drive with a capacity of 1 terabyte, costs $649. The pricing structure of the Steam Deck makes it more expensive than the alternatives on this list, particularly when compared to the Steam Deck's MSRP. Fewer items are available to purchase, which is the sole drawback of the lower pricing. As was indicated at the beginning of this piece, the Steam Deck is accessible to the general public but is rare. We anticipate that Valve will increase the production of the Steam Deck shortly. However, those who pre-ordered it will be the only people in specific areas who gained access to it. On the other hand, every one of the alternatives to Steam Deck mentioned before is now in stock and can be bought immediately.