Valve’s Steam Deck is easily the most popular gaming PC handheld at the moment and its community is home to many people who love to tinker with the device. Well, not everyone is interested in or has the know-how to open up the Deck for upgrades and repairs, but for those that do, this new iFixit Steam Deck Toolkit is the perfect purchase.

On top of providing all the essential tools for opening and cleaning the device, iFixit offers the new toolkit at an affordable price: just $12.95. It isn’t just the Steam Deck either, they have released Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation kits for the very same price, as well as the Game Console Cleaning & Thermal Kits.

Steam Deck Toolkit now available on iFixit store

You can check out the new Steam Deck Toolkit on the iFixit store page, which goes into great detail about what’s included and the purpose of each and every tool. iFixit says this toolkit gives you “the power to maintain, repair, and enhance your Steam Deck on your own terms”.

Another important thing to mention is that this kit is compatible with all Steam Deck models, including OLED and the various LCD editions. This toolkit will make installing new storage, carrying out quick repairs, or simply cleaning out dust and grime easier.

What’s in the toolkit?

• iFixit Precision Bit Driver
• iFixit Precision 4 mm Screwdriver Bits
• Spudger
• Tweezers
• iFixit Opening Picks
• ESD-Safe Brush & Precision Cleaning Brushes
• Anti-Static Wrist Strap

Alternative toolkits for your Steam Deck

iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit

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• iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit
• JAOYSTII Tool Kit for Steam Deck
• STREBITO Micro Screwdriver Set

What other Steam Deck tools are available on iFixit?

Though the affordable Steam Deck Toolkit features all the essentials, iFixit does offer several other tools if you’re looking to mod or repair your device. They have a category for this on their website if you’re interested. It includes things like thermal paste, a soldering workstation, and a heat gun.

It’s also worth noting that iFixit has had Steam Deck replacement parts and replacement guides on the site for a couple of years now, providing everything you need to know, step-by-step.

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At PC Guide, Jack is mostly responsible for reporting on hardware deals. He also specializes in monitors, TVs, and headsets and can be found putting his findings together in a review or best-of guide.