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You could always save even more with the emmc version and buy a 1TB drive.
Voids warranty, beware
In the EU i dont think it does
I am in the EU. Nothing is said about warranty stickers, but companies will give you shit if it is damaged. Valve claimed that replacing/adding the SSD is "outside of the user's planned components to replace", therefor they will likely refuse for warranty.
In the EU it probably does void the warranty, it's the US that have ruled that opening a case does not void warranty. In the US, the warranty would still cover the rest of the hardware that was not replaced.