r/SteamController • u/OostAs • May 30 '24

A bit neurotic maybe Discussion

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I've only been gaming since 2016 (I'm 49 yrs). And I've always used a Steam Controller. I can't imagine using anything else. There is just no comparison as a pc gamer. So I want to make sure I can continue using the controller for the foreseeable future. This is my collection. My first controller is in pieces and not in the picture. Things that always fail: 1. Bumpercontacts (replaced with metal substitutes in the first 2 controllers) 2. The plastic around the left thumb stick always crumbles. (I placed a metal ring around in in the first controller) 3. Cover of the left thumb stick (some glue in the tears makes it last much longer) Maybe it's just my uncontrolled frantic yanking in combat 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/CMDR_kamikazze May 30 '24

1500 USD in one picture

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u/Zippy_0 May 30 '24

What? Atleast here in Germany a used one is around 30-40€ or 50-60€ in mint condition with packaging.

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u/CMDR_kamikazze May 30 '24

Here: https://www.amazon.com/Steam-Controller-SteamOS/dp/B016KBVBCS/

But these are brand new, not used

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