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Portable PC gaming, controls, battery and software.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I used my 1TB Steam Deck for three days and found its weight and game setup frustrating, especially for relaxed sofa and bed gaming.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I used a second-hand Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS for a month: indie games ran smoothly, but its weight and warm airflow affected comfort.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I edited a 35-minute video with over 100GB of project files on my Lenovo Legion Go S. Basic editing worked, but animation work lagged.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I found Beast Mode quieter than Custom at the same frame rate, but my Legion Go S ran hot and needed careful handling when it was not fully asleep.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I used my Legion Go S Z1 Extreme for demanding games and kept my Steam Deck OLED for lighter titles, where its low-power mode lasted up to eight hours.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I found my Steam Deck less heavy than expected and played ASTLIBRA Revision for five hours with a 60% battery drop, but its controls felt awkward in my small hands.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I have used my 1TB Steam Deck OLED for six months and found its screen, anti-glare finish and PC-game support especially useful indoors and outdoors.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I reached 38–40+ FPS in 007 on my Steam Deck OLED 512GB after tuning FSRR and HDR, and previously finished God of War 5 at medium settings.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I upgraded from an LCD Steam Deck to the 1TB OLED for Diablo IV, then found that turning off AMD FSR improved the character clarity I had been trying to fix.
Reviews & Guides · Computing & Networking
I used the Steam Deck OLED for a year during breaks and travel: its screen and battery improved, but its weight and AAA performance still matter.
