eXtremeRate Replacement Full Set Housing Shell with Buttons for Steam Deck OLED, Custom DIY White Faceplate Back Plate Trackpad Case for Steam Deck OLED Console - Without Console

IF NOTHING ELSE, PLEASE READ 3RD PARAGRAPH FOR ASSEMBLY REVIEW!!!I recently got a steam deck, and after being in the switch missing scene for so many years, I already knew I was going to mod my deck too! I wished the pink was more pastel, or that there were more options for colors for the OLED specifically. I will be getting other pieces to mod and *deck* out my deck anyway, it was always the plan.The shell was really easy to replace and the buttons were easy as well! I didn't replace the track pad, trigger buttons, or the menu buttons, primarily because I wanted a level of contrast and to match the grips I also ordered. So I cannot tell as to how easy removing those would be, but as far as the trigger buttons, they looked easy enough to transfer!I DO wish that I had looked up the Extremerate disability video before following the iFixit instructions like others on reddit said to do. I had to buy separate thermal paste for no reason... So if you get a shell and want to replace everything _PLEASE_ go watch the makers video on YouTube for your deck (LCD or OLED) and follow them before anyone else. Do not make the mistake I did. Could have saved me a lot of time.The case closes up nicely and all the buttons work great! I didn't have any issues there. They also provided all the the adhesive and extra screws needed to put the deck back together. I *did* use the original screws with this case, but for a bit there was a screw who was abducted by a magnet so I temporarily used one of theirs and it was perfectly fine.I've shopped with Extremerate for years and this purchase was no surprise to me. They have excellent quality materials and have a great execution for their products. This is a brand I trust!

Very experienced with modding electronics. Not recommended for people who aren't or not willing to take the time to learn. This product worked well and took 2.5 hours to do.

Was skeptical on the material as I had purchased a elite series shell from extremerate before with the soft touch and it started to yellow after a year or so, I had contacted them about this product and they informed me it was not soft touch and was more like the plastic used for the standard steam deck.This was accurate information, the shell is not soft touch and felt pretty premium, I had someone else put it all together for me but it came out great and felt really good in the hands, it included all the buttons but I decided to keep the original black buttons for some contrast.This was 512GB OLED Steam Deck with no other modifications.5/5 would buy again.

Didn’t come with instructions but I found the video they made on YouTube to guide you through step by step. I honestly loved the video because I could pause and repeat parts I didn’t understand or go back and check if I missed a step, which I did. When I was disassembling my Steam deck I was getting anxious with how many pieces and parts and steps I had to do but I was patient and worked along with the video. Keep in mind you will need a heat gun or hair drier to remove some parts. Ultimately I trusted the process and it came out great. Be patient, go slow, and it will work out.

The white finish looks incredible, but the real standout is how it feels — much softer and smoother than the stock shell, with a surprisingly comfortable grip. It’s sturdy, high quality, and fits perfectly. Swapping shells isn’t for the faint of heart, but if you're up for the challenge, this upgrade is absolutely worth it.

I would really like to see an olive or army green color. My brother has the SNES one for his lcd deck and it looks really good.

I can’t believe this. I had to find out from their website that steam deck oled dosnt fit the steam deck oled???I bought this and installed it to find out it dosnt fit my steam deck oled and a lot of people mention it on the website to, I though first it was just my mistake why it didn’t fit but that wasn’t the case , it’s literally cracking after not using my steam deck oled for a while???

Not recommended; extremely difficult install, just to have it fall apart 2 weeks later. I have cracks on the handles and bits of plastic split off the bumper buttons which are now rolling noisily around inside the console. I refuse to open it up again and risk damaging the console innards just to put the original cover back. This product is not worth the hassle AT ALL.