Wanna know why the Steam Deck is the best PC handheld on the market?
>why?
Trackpads, back buttons, capacitive joysticks and Steam Input. Most importantly, the left trackpad.

The right trackpad is typically used for mouse movement, and does a very good job at it. But the left? People FUCKING UNDERESTIMATE how USEFUL the left trackpad is in conjuction with Steam Input!
>how?
Simple.
YOU CAN PROGRAMME IT. In Steam Input, you can programme the left trackpad wide to do a variety of things. The most significant of these things? The ability to use them to navigate hotkeys. Radial menus are the best way to use the left trackpad, especially when using them in conjunction with the rest of the controls.

This allows you to PC games that were never designed for a controller. It gives you the versatility of a keyboard without the bulk - a true handheld.
>but who cares?
This matters because it opens up entire genres exclusive to PC (outside of typing heavy games). Ever tried playing a strategy game on a controller? It's fucking cancer because you can't get those hotkeys onto a standard gamepad. But the Steam Deck solves those issues ON THE GO.
>why not a laptop?
Laptops fucking suck and need an outlet and a surface to use properly.

>saved linux gaming while windows gets drowned in jeetshit
When I say STEAM DECK, you say THANK GABEN.

STEAM DECK

>Steam Controller 2.0 built in for keyboard games without needing the keyboard
>perfect blend of power and battery life with the OLED
>singlehandedly pushing Linux gaming forward with Proton
>all of the convenience of consoles with PC freedom
Why haven't you gotten the ultimate accessory for your gaming PC yet anon?