
Okay, I know the statement 'I get it now that I've actually tried it' sounds a bit silly in retrospect, but Windows is a fickle bit of software. One of the best arguments for a handheld gaming PC such as the Steam Deck is how easy it is to use. You turn it on, access Steam, find a whole host of games specifically designed to work for the handheld, and you boot those games up.
Despite being less powerful than the best handheld gaming PCs out there, I've always been happy with Steam's offering because it's mostly been a stress-free experience that lets me game in minutes.