The ones on the North American site charge an outrageous shipping price with no economy shipping option. Also, for some odd reason, eBay does not list all of Dipos' listings on the North American. I would opt for the two-pack seeing that it is just. They sell one and two-pack versions of these.
If it says "matt" and "9H" in the product title and shows "anti-reflex" and "9H" also on the product box, then those are the right Dipos.
For some reason, it isn't shown in the search results when I search for "deck dipos." Only 0.99 Euros international shipping so this is an incredible bargain! The upside is it is manufactured by the company "dipos" in Germany which means it come with the kind of world-class quality craftsmanship you would naturally expect from German-made goods.ĮDITED: Found a cheaper, unlisted purchase link by searching and plugging that the product ID into. With those requirements in mind, I only see a single matte glass screen protector for Valve Steam Deck available for sale online. Two base requirements you should always have if you do get one is that (1) it is glass and not plastic to maximize display clarity and (2) it is 9H hardness so it can adequately resist scuffs and scratches. In my experience at least, if it is not a popular smartphone or tablet, it can be more difficult and costly to get a good quality matte screen protector. Commonly, anti-glare protectors are labeled as "matte" if you were wanting to be googling around for it.
I am also a bit of a gadget junkie and with my Steam Deck set for February fulfillment, I have been doing the same thing as you.
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