It’s the same footprint, only the bezel had shrunk to make way for more screen, so any screen protector built for the LCD Deck should fit the OLED. The JSAUX ones I bought make no reference to the OLED but fits the entire screen, bezel to bezel.
I find it’s necessary to run a hot shower for a few minutes, get the bathroom steamy, and apply it there. I’ve applied two screen protectors in my life that way and both times they’ve worked near flawlessly.
Every time I do it without the help of steam, it’s a bubble fest.
I managed to get a tiny scratch right in the middle of my LCD Deck by being too lazy to grab a cloth and wiping the Deck’s screen with a plush seal lol.
It’s a small scratch, but once you notice it, it’s hard to ignore. A screen protector went on my OLED day 1.
I’ve used the rubber back buttons on both my Deck’s, I think they make hitting them substantially better.
The only other accessory I bothered with (if this counts) are these small rubber bands that go around the stem of the thumb sticks to prevent the sticks grinding against the shell of the case. On my LCD Deck they were grinding really badly, accumulating a lot of plastic residue, and ultimately made moving the sticks feel pretty naff. Time will tell if I need to chuck them on the OLED model.
Otherwise, yes, I don’t see the point in most accessories. I’ve never put on third party thumbcaps and thought they felt even remotely better than stock.
Samsung, no dead pixels.
I was never fussed by the weight with the original anyway, but I agree with you. I was surprised when I saw so many reviewers say they didn’t notice the reduced weight, because to me it was immediately apparent.
Other than that, the bumpers are a lot more consistent when pressing them towards the center of the Deck, which makes Souls-likes a bit better.
Yeah I’ve had that “solve” scratches before but in this case it looked exactly the same unfortunately.