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Valve’s Steam Deck OLED and Lenovo’s Legion Go both underwent a dual teardown by iFixit today. The teardown provides an in-depth look into both handhelds, focusing on repairability, which received high marks for both devices – 9 / 10 for Steam Deck OLED and 8 / 10 for the Lenovo Legion.
In their article, iFixit offers a summary of the teardown process but recommends watching the video for a more comprehensive view and close-up shots of the components. This is especially helpful for those interested in attempting a teardown themselves.
Valve and Lenovo have made strides in ensuring DIY fixes are easily manageable for users. The new Steam Deck OLED features a metal frame and screw posts, offering increased durability. Similarly, Lenovo’s Legion Go introduces pull tabs for battery removal, eliminating the need for complex tools.
iFixit highlights the notable improvements made by both Valve and Lenovo to enhance the repair process, making the devices well-designed and ideal for repair. Both the Steam Deck OLED and Legion Go showcase the power and precision involved in creating powerful handheld consoles.
