This Redditor says it wasn't even that difficult to get a sub-$100 broken Steam Deck working again with parts from an old Nintendo DS Lite: 'not that hard at all'

It feels like, at long last, at least some technology is moving in the direction of repairability. This is no doubt in large part thanks to the public pushing for the right to repair, which has probably encouraged some companies to make popular products that are very upgradeable and repairable (hello, Framework). Still, I was a little surprised to hear a Redditor call their Steam Deck repair "not that hard at all."

David recently shared his "$80 Steam Deck" on Reddit (though it looks like perhaps it was €80...