Well even though it makes it harder to read your comments it doesn’t actually affect the content of your speech. I just have to re-read it to fully process it. I’m sure if I was exposed to it more often I wouldn’t have much difficulty with it. For me personally I prefer to build people up than tear them down. Even the most selfish person benefits more from collaboration in my personal opinion.

I hope people can learn to be more respectful. You are free to do as you choose. Well done on not bending because of peer pressure to write a certain way.

I’ll clarify, what I mean by powerful is performance while running games. Other handhelds (Aya Neo, RoG Ally, Legion Go) are able to achieve higher frame rates and play more demanding titles.

But for me I still prefer the SD over the rest due to all the reasons you have just listed. I can see the other handhelds being forgotten and gathering dust while Valve and the community are further refining the software and hardware to make the SD a better experience. Over its life the SD has changed dramatically. Reviews are constantly becoming outdated due to the software updates and verification program.

They are leading by example and I hope the rest of the PC handheld industry takes note.

What would you like to see in the next revision/generation for the SD?

The capitals on each word melts my brain 🫠

That aside, I completely agree. Almost everything got a refresh. It may not be the most powerful handheld but it is the most supportive.

You came to the game at the right time. This hardware refresh fixes the original major issues with the LCD Deck being the screen and the battery. In addition to a tonne of other improvements. Basically everything except performance has been beefed (fan noise, cooling, etc) Which essentially makes it a Steam Deck 1.5.

I personally believe you should pick up an OLED.