Everything you should know about Valve's Steam Deck
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- The Steam Deck lets you take your Steam library with you everywhere, and it launches this month. Here's a handy guide to what it is, how it works and what you need to know about what it can (and can't) do.
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It's a PC that gives you the console experience but with the freedom to do much more.
Yep, can't wait for it too, however its performance will probably suck a lot for most upcoming games soon I mean the actual true Next Gen upcoming games with UE5 and any other updated game engine for true next gen.
But since this is crazy hyped I'm sure we will always have crazy modders doing crazy optimisations to keep playing all games that it can't in the future like the much smaller GPD win small community modify stuff to keep games running even though at some point they will eventually nno longer look right ☹️
@@guily6669 it's resolution I'd 720p so it might be OK st low settings lol
Install windows with Switch Emulator on it . GG
While I'm still thinking about saving up for one I do have one last question for it. I bought Transformers war for Cybertron last year on my Steam account. Can it play transformers WFC?
@@shelwyn I hope the upcoming Next Gen games are well optimized.
For now there's only 2 UE5 demos to test and they don't run much good on my RX580 at 1080P and they also sadly lack settings to adjust properly.
This is game changing for lite gamers that want to test the PC gaming waters. For $400 you can get a machine more powerful than ps4 hardware, and its portable. For a little more, you can get a large micro SD card and get gaming.
Best of all, unlike EVERY other portable today, it does not throttle power when in handheld. Laptops and even the switch run slower if not plugged into power/docked. This does not. Good graphics all the time.
Yes it doesn't throttle power when in handheld, but you could also say it like they throttled it from the start so it doesn't use the additional power when docked. The APU would probably be fine running 20-25W when docked if they designed the cooling that way, making it possible to run 1080p in docked mode with the same performance as 800p in handheld.
I'm curious if you could just use Ryzen Controller on the Steam Deck to change the TDP above 15W manually.
@@TheTaxxor you can overclock it in Linux ;)
@@erikreider That's what I hoped to hear^^ In fact, we know you can control TDP and clockspeeds through the SDs UI but I don't know if you can just go from 5W to 15W or if you're allowed to go higher if you want. Doing this directly in the UI would be a great usability benefit.
This is a great introduction video for someone who's not heard of the Deck before. One inaccuracy you really ought to change is that the top tier model doesn't have an anti-scratch screen (though screen protectors are already available.) It's a special anti-glare micro-etched screen like the one offered on Apple's Pro Display XDR. Whilst it'll make it look even better for fans of matte displays, it won't make the display of the top model more scratch resistant (if anything, it'll be a little more delicate than the other two models). That is unless you're making an announcement that it also has extra scratch resistance that Valve hasn't previously discussed.
@@allhandsonsteamdeck1440 sure but the way valve done this "PC" is exactly like a gaming console.
I mean out-of-the-box it's exactly a gaming console and steam OS is really made primarily 4 that.
I mean the original experience is exactly like a gaming console so I don't think it's wrong to call it one or PC or whatever.
In my opinion if it came with normal windows exactly like a tablet\laptop\desktop then I would say it would be stupid calling it a gaming console.
@@allhandsonsteamdeck1440 @ALL HANDS ON STEAM DECK speaking of morons, could you point to exactly where in my comment that you replied to with your little rant I used either the term console or PC? Furthermore, exactly what makes the current Xbox both a console and not a PC? Specifically? In your own stupid words please.
She didn’t even get the storage info right
@@yukariTheLalafell I'm pretty certain she did. What part of her explaining there is a 64GB EMMC model which is slower storage than the other 256GB and 512GB NVME models do you think is wrong? Fwiw, there ARE a couple of little fussy inaccuracies not worth complaining about beyond the important one I already mentioned but I don't see what storage based one you're talking about.
@@pierssegal5910 I mean she didn’t talk much about the sd card slot for those looking at the 64gb also I don’t like her attitude in general if my bf was watching this I’d simply tell him I hate her
The people who liked Steam controllers and Steam Links still have them and use them, so the fact that they might have been a financial flop for Valve doesn't hurt users. The same will be true of the Steam Deck. Years after Valve stops supporting it, gamers will still be hacking them, running emulators and doing whatever they want with them. That's the benefit of an open system.
Another note, steam link and steam controllers are still receiving updates.
@@BuriBuster That's the key: Their hardware is still updated and still in use today. Some just love to throw shade from those far reaches the internet. Console makers like Nintendo has had countless gimmick hardware failures (Virtua Boy, Wii U, $70+ cardboard, etc.) and MS with two Kinect models. Interestingly, never used to lambast future hardware projects. At the least, Valve offers its clientele hardware that doesn't carry the burden of becoming obsolete with generational changes.
@@BuriBuster I'll take that and raise you one. Steam also released the design specs for the Steam controller, so you can actually build your own. And the Steam Link has Android and Linux apps, so you can use another device or even build your own.
Adding to this the steam link turned in to an app. It's on phones and also Samsung TVs. Works a treat.
Love this thread spread the word of steam progress
I really am excited about the Steam Deck coming out soon and can’t wait to get it as a birthday gift for this year.
It's coming out on my birthday Im stoked.
Very good video! I like how Ashley Esqueda talks, presenting the video so casual and friendly, but packed with info. it makes the video very enjoyable
I pre-ordered last summer and even if it works only half as well as we all hope it does, I'm excited for all the options it brings to the table.
It will still be better than a Switch.
@@powerhouse884 they are different. I don't see the Steam Deck competition with Nintendo Switch. Steam Deck is a portable PC for games. I see more competition for student's Notebooks. It have more power, is portable and you can install windows if you want/need.
@@ricardoi.3275 No, they are not. This is a handheld whether you like it or not.
@@powerhouse884 I agree with you. It is a handheld. But it is not only a handheld. It is more powerful than that. And that is my point. The Nintendo switch is just a device for games. Just that. You can do more things with Steam Deck.
@@ricardoi.3275 I know but thats Nintendo’s fault for keeping themselves complacent. Just cuz this offers more things doesn’t mean they are not competing on the same category.
Eventually Nintendo will keep up or just stay arrogant as always.
A little mistake in the video. The top model doesn't have "anti-scratch" screen but "anti-glare". All versions will have some anti-scratch features but ironically the etched anti-glare screen on the top model will be the most susceptible to scratches.
This is wrong.
@@18matts Etched glass is already full of micro-scratches. That is how they achieve the anti-glare effect. It's durability will depend on which etching technique they'll use but I personally consider getting the cheaper version and adding a tempered glass protection a better choice to prevent scratches.
I took it as her saying, getting [sic] “anti-scratch might be a good idea.” Like get a screen shield.
I'm a PC gamer that bought a Switch as a mobile, indie machine. The Steam Deck is going to be a dream come true for me.
4X games and RPGs everyday, everywhere! Just keeping a PS4 for fighting games.
It's funny how everyone didn't know anything about handheld PCs before the steam deck. There has been (and there still is) a huge market for these handhelds, particularly from Chinese companies, like GPD, Onenetbook and Aya. Glad that handheld PC has gone mainstream though...
Only enthusiasts familiar with those Chinese brands. They don't mind getting one of those despite the lackluster aftersale support.
They did know. They were just too expensive to recommend
Almost all of those hand held PCs cost upwards of $1000 USD. Not an option for most people looking for this type of hardware.
@@mechanicalmonk2020 This
Less individuals know PCs smaller than netbooks have been trying to be a thing since the 80s. They’re finally achieving the popularity and capability I’ve always wanted to see.
I will definitely keep it with the default SteamOS / Linux. Valve is heavily optimizing it specifically for this device. I don't see myself needing Windows for my use case either. Am already happily using Manjaro And Linuxmint on a Daily basis. Proton and the custom work they're investing is going to be a game changer for sure. Highly optimistic.
You can run an OS alongside it with microsd
@@redseasplitter Thats what I am thinking...Dual Boot
@Linden Reaper Dude have you ever looked at the requirements of Windows 10 lol...It's like 1ghz processor, and 2GB of RAM...Even storage is like 12GB. The Steam Deck will run it just fine
@Linden Reaper So by your rant, Windows is bad on everything, runs bad no matter what and let me guess...Your a Linux fanboy right?
@Linden Reaper No I have just been dealing with guys like you for the better part of 25 yrs or so. Always "Linux this" Linux that" that and slamming Windows....Well bud , for the normal PC user Linux sucks, And most just want a simple turn it on and use system. Not one that has to have script written to it Everytime you change anything or install a program....
Wow cnet... this was an actually decent video. Genuinely impressed! Keep it up.
I use a steam link all the time. I got it off eBay about a year ago. Use it to stream my PC to my 70” TV. I did reserve a top of the line Steam Deck as well. Looking forward to getting my hands on it!!
That was actually pretty well done. I was expecting way less from a corporative press video.
Memory is going to be their biggest failure and possibly lack of 3D titles like the simulator stuff or you may have to run them all at low settings 720p only. YUCK!
@@kylehill3643 nothing that you said is true. Micro sd cards have been used, for years, for all of those things... on several game systems. I don't understand how anyone can believe this
They called the anti glare screen anti-scratch.... They did very little research
No it wasn't, it just re-iterates the same information that was already available and widely known since July/August.
@@ShadowMan64572 poorly at that this is verge pc build bad
Excited for it and for the company.
Great job previewing the device. Thanks!
Nice work on the video, thank you
Pre ordered in july 2021. Can't wait to get my hands on it
Steam controller is actually very well made and functionally works great. I would argue it's probably one of my favorite controllers. The community mapping within Steam is amazing. It's the best way to play mouse and keyboard native games on the big screen. I use mine almost everyday.
Cool 😁
Wonderful video for those who aren't up-to-date when it comes to tech. This is the Wii U she told you not to worry about. Excited to see once it hits the shelves!
the steam controller is great! Yes a lot of people didn't get it. It isn't for everyone, but with the right setup it is miles above in fps and RTS(than a regular thumbstick setup), and even 3rd person. It isn't plug and play, but once you get it you'll love it
It's a nice controller
I sold mine, it wasn't for me but it was a great bit of kit for sure.
The touchpad alone is objectively better than a thumbstick (at least in theory)
depends on what you're playing, for racing games it isn't comparable or even usable, but for shooting games it's great if you want something better than thumb sticks but more convenient than a keyboard/mouse. Problem is, most PC gamers are at a desk, so this only really caters to the small percent of an already small group of people (PC Vs Console) that play their PC from their couch, or in their bed. A lot of these people use lapboards or whatever they're called too so they can still use keyboard/mouse. Or they'll just relax, care less about performance, and use a normal controller.
For deck it's perfect though since it is a convenience device due to its form factor. Games that require enhanced accuracy will benefit from the touch pads and games that require a certain feel that touch pads can't offer will benefit from the analog sticks. Win Win
I still use my steam link and steam controller!! Love them
Seeing factorio running was cool for me. One of my favs.
Since they will optimizing all of steam for linux for the steam deck, this will be huge for Linux PC gaming. Gaming is the only thing keeping me on windows right now
The Valve Index was my first Valve product and it's mind blowing how far ahead it was and how with so many headsets after it , it's still considered the all around best for most VR users. I really don't understand the problem with steam controller and Steam Link, just because valve stopped making them doesn't make them a failure. Steam Link went on to work on everything from mobile phones to smart TV's (no need for a box). Steam Controller lives on in the very heart of most controller supported games on Steam allowing you to remap controls in extremely versatile and inventive ways. The Playstation 4 controller is more popular and affordable and almost all the features of the Steam Controller, that's made possible because of the Steam Controller.
Well said ! Seeing all the negative comments and press views about valve hardware seems uneducated. Even the steam machines which were a flop, still work and will benefit from upcoming SteamOS updates. Even if Valve were to give up on the steam deck after 6 months (they won't) the hardware will still continue to work as intended.
Commercial success it literally the most important metric for whether or not a commercial product is a success or failure.
@@MN-jw7mm no. Following a hit with another hit just leads to the iPhone. Sure it's great, and it's a commercial success but Its not exciting. When my current phone breaks I'll buy the new one. Not damn, that steam deck looks awesome let me buy a whole new product
What are you talking about, steam controller is awesome! That's where steam's play when, where, and how you want big picture mode/steam link infrastructure started. Steam link was also awesome if you had the network for it back then. I wouldn't say it "failed"; it was replaced by the steam link app on Smart TV's. I use it all the time to stream steam games to my livingroom tv. Just because people haven't figured it out or don't have a mesh network capable of supporting the setup doesn't mean it was a failure... I would argue it was ahead of it's time.
I have a large game library on steam already, and I would like an easy way to play fighting games on pc in the living room with two fight sticks. Can't wait to try it out!
Fighting games come alive with two or more players, hopefully Valve will work on connecting Steam Decks together for versus or co-op.
Great overview! Inr egards to the hardware you could have mentioned that not only does the Deck have less compute units, but it also runs them at 1/10th the power of the current gen consoles.
It's even beyond 1\10th of the power but the overall performance is so much less too according that they have more CPU cores, much higher memory bandwidth and higher clocks.
The Deck fits my use case perfectly so I pre-ordered in the first minute of availability. Steam Wallet is already loaded and memory cards are on the way. Feb 25th can't come soon enough!
2023 cant come soon enough!
Me who just found out about steam deck recently
@@C.tkr1 rip
What's your use case?
@@LaplacianFourier I'm a longtime PC gamer with a massive backlog, but now have small children and can only play in quick bursts.
Update?? How is it
Great video,
The Steam Deck sounds amazing.
My only problem would be the button layout, it's just not my style.
I’m sure most people have some amount of tethering on the phone plans and can spare some of it for updates or the online verification part of most games start up.
Im sooo ready for this
Me too , but hopefully it doesn’t suck .
Me too!
I still have my steam link and stream controller and still use and enjoy my steam controller especially for use outside of steam on my computer. I really hope they keep the steam deck updated cause I'm so excited for it.
Only gripe I have with it, is that the charging port is only on top. Wish it was on both top and bottom. Can't wait to get mine in Q2.
I still love my Steam Link ♥ Still getting updates and doing its job :)
I'm ready for the release! I haven't played from my Steam library since spring last year after my 09' HP graphics card conked out.
Ridiculously hyped. My switch sits and gathers dust. Cant wait to buy a new handheld console and have sooo many games already to play.
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I liked this video because there’s not a thumbnail of you looking like a part like every other RUclipsr 👍👏
Thanks for sharing 👍
I got lucky and I'm in the first wave of Q1 2022 people for the 650 model. So I'm exited to see if I'll get mine late February or some time in March.
i reserved mine july 17 last year and a another guy ordered his july 16. he got quarter 2 and i got quarter 2+ so i know it wont be too long after he gets his
I’m ready when it come out
I have Switch Lite, it's good but not great. It only gets a pass only because of how cheap it is, Steam Deck is something I've been waiting for since I was a child. A PC handheld Device. It's the switch lite but 1000x better, In everyway right out the box. And with this BS shortages I'm not risking losing out on this. Also it will show steam to make a deck 2 in the future. Support this. It's worth the hype, imo.
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@@realchris4882 Um yeah they do. Stop capitalizing every beginning letter in your words. It’s incorrect grammar.
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I will definitely order one. My main pc is not that fast😢
Great vid I’m hyped
Thanks for the video! It was helpful. Any info on alternative controller support? I’d like to use an Xbox, Switch pro, or DualShock controller if possible. & GameCube for Dolphin emulation.
Steam supports all those controllers. The only problem (at the moment) are a few games that don't have an option to choose a controller, because the Steam Deck is the first controller, that's "plugged in" - you can plug in a Xbox controller for example, but that's recognized as an additional controller for player 2.
@@kuhpunkt can't you change the first controller in steam settings? I thought you could.
@@nebulous962 I'm not sure. If you can, it's still a step you would have to make to make it work and thus not directly playable out of the box.
@@kuhpunkt i googled this and it seems like you can but it's like 12 step process so not very easy. 🙂
Steam link was successful... They stopped making the hardware because you can now install it on Raspberry Pi's, Smart TV devices and mobiles. The device also still gets updates to this day.
My reservations in so I’m hype!
This video had some energy with that bgm and of course the presenter.
Wow so clear!
I’ve had my place in line since October. Summer can’t come soon enough. Lol
I reserved mine in November ......
Waiting to see, if it runs everything on Steam if yes heck yea!
I preordered the $649 version. Not for the storage but for the etched glass. I plan on trying either a 1tb 2230 nvme from a Microsoft surface pro (have one laying around don't ask) and possibly looing into making a 3D printed back or modding the existing back to get a even higher capacity nvme working. I do plan on dual booting Steam OS and Windows 10 and that's my primary reason for wanting more storage. Also I'm sure I'm not the only person thinking of a case mod to add a 2280 and even making room to add a heatsink. Although that would add a massive bump to the back and add a lot more heat internally. You could also make it semi-external so it could be more or less passively cooled as long as you didn't block the airflow since the intake ducts are right over the stock nvme. Also the external nvme would actually remove heat from inside the case and give the VRM, ram and APU fresh cool air. Hmm so many idea's. Just hope I preordered early enough to get mine in the first batch!
I don't get people saying the steam link and controller were flops - I still use both all the time and they are fantastic. Shame they stopped making them, but my steam link still gets updates these days, and steam controller works flawlessly with everything on steam.
Technically they’re flops from a units perspective. They didn’t move a lot of them. But Valve is a company that is flushed with cash and has the openness to experiment. Most of the features introduced through its hardware end up making the Steam platform better. Remote play is the software successor to the Steam link. Controller profiles are the software successor to the Steam controller. And it’s very likely that a lot of the lessons learned from the Steam Machines went into making the Steam Deck.
Steam link is amazing. I've used it to play games on my phone when I'm away from my pc. Yeah there is delay but I'll take that over nothing
I can't wait. I wish I had a steam machine. It's was so fascinating. I do have the controller though. I might buy a steam link since it's cheap.
You can install SteamOS and you have a Steam Machine.
@@kuhpunkt that's very true now I have to buy a working small gaming pc. I rather not deal with the building since it's tiny.
I pre-ordered on release day - the morning of July 16th, 2021 and my order availability is currently Q2 2022. I imagine that current orders will be MUCH later. Probably Q4.
@@hashimrahman51 I don't think they would change the price at this point. (It would be real damaging if they did.) But, I also wouldn't be surprised if there are further delays.
Since there is also a Line for just Q2 Orders it is safe to say that after Q2 starts at July. Can't wait to get mine in Q2. It is such an amazing device.
@@hashimrahman51 So what? It is normal for Consoles to have them announced early and then start a Preorder. First units are already out. Just a few more weeks until the Official Release.
When will it come to more countries (such as Switzerland)?
Please make a dedicated video of installing windows and then battlenet, epic games, and gamepass games through xbox app. Im debating canceling my preorder as i just got the switch so idk if i wanna dish out another $650.
Can this be used in a similar way to a ps vita or switch? Does it need to be connected to pc in order to work or can it be bought, download gta 5 and use as a handheld gaming device
I reserved my steam deck July 17, 2021 and it says my reservation is after Q2 . Does that mean I won't be getting mine till this summer? I'm just curious if anyone knows.
even if you can't afford the higher end model, you can always swap out the SSD for bigger & faster storage later! Valve even showed us how to do it! 😁✌
As someone who only plays consoles I’m interested in this steam deck to play some of games, how does one install emulators? Or mods is there a website dedicated or something
i preordered one half an hour after the preorders opened and i'm still getting "Q2 2022", which is just one step before "after Q2 2022" for who preorders it now, after 6 months XD
*Switch:* I have LOTS of games!!!!
*Steam:* You do? Where?
4:12 sadly there is no thumbs down against this idea just becasue the features of the steam deck would not work with windows and the quick resume function is Linux only btw
Yeah. Ima wait and see what it do.🤔
Pretty intuitive 💛
Just an FYI, i preordered it the day it was opened for it, and mine says as well expected order availability after Q2 2022, so its not a clear indicator.
I don't think I'll order one of these, but I'm very excited by the products I'm seeing in this space. With Covid being a thing I haven't traveled as much as I wish, but I'm hopeful that the world will go to some version of normal sooner or later. Having a device that I can play PC games on at a pleasing resolution and framerate while on a plane, train or hotel room somewhere sounds great to me. With games being enormous these days though, I would want more storage and I would prefer a screen without that thick, black frame around it.
Just wait 4 years and you will get your wish. Steam Deck OLED version with thin bezels.......sounds familiar?......hmmmmm
It is more economicaly beneficial for any company to release a version with last year's tech so you would "UPGRADE" to the newer version. This way they would make money from the same people more than once. If they had put in every possible current Gen tech on this they would not make as much. Sound familiar? Apple...cough......cough.....
@@Al13n1nV8D3R apple i guess, but aya neo did exactly that
Those exist already they also cost about a $1000 more 🤷 and have a weaker GPU in them. They also run Windows so have all the desktop focussed jank you don't want on a handheld.
@@eagle_rb_mmoomin_418 much better cpu though, and can clock at way higher speeds than the deck, and since it's windows, it has all the extra windows stuff that you do want on your gaming handheld. Looking forward to my reserved deck, but my Win 3 and OXP are awesome too, probably much better overall tbh
A thin or thick black frame around your screen doesn't effect your screen at all... other than maybe making it sturdier
2:21 Okay boys and girls Imma need your help. What is that fightstick? It looks like I can carry it pretty much always in my backpack
I wish i knew because Street fighter 5 is a huge reason on why im buying the steam deck.
7:20 do you remember virtual boy? Power glove? Kynect? Ps vr?
I miss the PSP and DS days where i played some of my fave games on the go. I dont have to be at my desk to play something with a Deck.
This suits my use case, 6-8 hours of playing PC games and emulators while in bed watching TV
Do you remember the Pocke PC's they had out in the early 2000's? I had one hacked to run windows 98 games ;P it was awesome
@@anthonylong5870 Right on brother! I had a friend try fooling around with one but it never lasted long.
@@TidusDX They were pretty cool but yeah they seemed to have issues after about a month after being hacked. Good times though, I especially like the little silver hp one
What I really wonder is how does the touchscreen work for games? Does a game need to be coded by the dev to make use of it? (I assume so) or can it simulate mouse cursor too?
Thinking of They Are Billions, RTS or even a visual novel (does tapping the screen advance the game or does it do nothing).
By the sound of it, the touchscreen will simulate mouse input and allow you to use it in place of one in some cases, but I imagine it will also include the ability for devs to give it dedicated features or remap it to a specific input through Steam Input.
I'm going to wait a couple months after release if it works great and plays most games im going for the $500 model.
Pre ordered, not in the market for spending thousands on gaming PC's anymore. Got Into cloud gaming but too many titles are off limits.
A few games are sitting in my Steam library that I've never played because cloud gaming said 'No', when the deck arrives I've got major catching up to do.
So will this be online also? Like is it basically a portable handheld PC that I can play from my couch as if a gaming console on steroids lol?
I’ll be ordering mine on Feb 26th.
If you are ordering then you are probably looking at 2023 delivery
what is that top down shooting game at 3:37?
I’m late to the party on this, but I pre-ordered one as soon as I’d done a little research. I’m really excited for the potential here. I currently play on Xbox One and in VR, but was looking at a NexGen XBox or PS console or maybe even a gaming PC. But because of scalpers I can’t get a new XBox anytime soon unless I want to pay above list price. What decided me on steam deck is the flexibility of being able to play any game in the steam library, and play anywhere I want, including hooked up to my TV. I know buying anything on launch is a risk, but I feel like it will be worth it.
Surprisingly in my area, my target has had series x for weeks.. the ps5s on the other hand keep getting grabbed by scalpers. i hope you can get one!
I had the windows version of the Steam machine and it was quite a useful cheap PC that served me well for years playing most games I enjoyed up to Hitman. I personally don’t care for the Steam controlled but I do know it has a dedicated following.
That’s cool!
Can I use emulations well?
Just one question. Can I play metal gear solid and or metal gear solid the twin snakes on steam deck?
Can you add your own NVME drive to the cheaper version?
You can replace the existing drive, but not add one, as there is only one slot. But only do that if you're savvy enough.
5:56 - doesn't the top line model have the premium anti-scratch glass (not a better screen)? I thought they all came with the same screen (as in resolution, etc etc)
They do, but the $650 model's glass is anti-glare. All resolutions are the same
Wait I’m confused so if I buy the 399 version do I have to do anything else or the game is gonna be mine 100%?
Anti-scratch? no. Anti-glare? yes! 5:57
Looks good, I don't know anything about gaming PCs so this would be a good step towards PC gaming!
Can I ask if everybody’s hands are bigger than their face? I’ve heard people complain that older handhelds were too small and somehow this… thing… is a perfect fit.
I regret cancelling my "1 minute after opening" preorder because I wanted to get the rumored Aya Neo 2022 (aka Aya Neo Next) for mo powa!!! But now that I see the price and considering what I will be using it for.... Steam Deck would have made more sense. Oh well. I'll wait until their readily available.
Internal storage will not affect the base experience. Running games off SD cards will run nearly identically. The extra storage will come into play if you want to dual boot windows.
Watching Ashley Esqueda sign off makes me miss Tomorrow Daily so much
Can you cast with this?
Can't wait to install steam os 3.0 on my pc. 🙂
What? Please tell me this is already verified. I'd like to put it on my Win 3 and Onexplayer
@@kevinbuchanan67 yes it is verified that steam os 3.0 will be available to download for normal PC's too. 🙂
@@nebulous962 yay!
Where can I find original prices
Well, I’ll reserve that spot in line. By the time I get to actually buy the thing there will be a heap op reviews available anyway.
2:24 what’s the fight stick?
Strange looking switch pro you’ve got there
Can't wait