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I have a Steam Deck (Q2) 512 GB model.
However, when I hold my device very tightly with both hands, I hear a creaking noise on the right side.
The device doesn't feel very sturdy.
I already contacted the support. They told me it's not an RMA case because this kind of problem does not affect the functionality.
I was able to soften the noise a little by removing the back panel and reinstalling it, but the noise is not gone completely (when the device is heating up it's still noticeable).
So I just wanted to aks around if somebody else has also this kind of issue.
I also own 2 Steam controllers where the case is similar to the steam deck, but they are very sturdy when hold very tightly.
I also created two videos.
Right side:
https://youtu.be/hMBVyYffxX4
Left side:
https://youtu.be/-SHuKvsJA8c
Thank you very much for your input.
hihu
However, I'd also note that I don't exert lots of pressure onto my one when I'm using it, and if I do apply excess force then it does deform (noiselessly) in a way I'd expect - The device is flatter, longer and more lever-like than a stubby controller, so it'll obviously be less resistant to shearing forces.
This guy (comment) seems also to have problems with the backplate.
https://eustore.ifixit.com/products/steam-deck-back-plate
I think when its getting worse I should contact the support again.
Thank you anyway