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Steam Deck

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The steam deck feels very heavy holding it in everyway. It feels the heaviest in its hand grips. Does that feeling go away? It feels like I'm trying to hold a laptop.

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[–] NightOwl@lemmy.one 7 points 1 year ago

The thickness is especially nice. I used grip attachments with the switch which at that point made it nearly as long as the Deck. They did not design those joycons for regular hands. If the controls were detachable on the deck I'd be using it as my main controller. I really want a comfortable joycons style wireless controller.