The Nintendo Switch 2 might be selling like gangbusters, but the Steam Deck OLED has one huge feature that puts it head and ...

With no immediate follow-up to the Steam Deck and more demanding game releases, Valve is leaving the market wide open for competitors to pick up steam. The Steam Deck’s competition has been stark.

The most expensive Steam Deck with 512GB of SSD storage is $650. The $700 Ally has the same amount of storage and 16GB RAM, but surpasses Valve’s device on a number of other fronts. They both ...

The Steam Deck is already far more successful than any of those projects, and it’s not likely to go away entirely, but it could eventually become less important than the OS that runs on it.

In a new interview, Valve confirmed that it's actively exploring a Steam Deck 2, but it won't blindside its consumers with an ...

For comparison, the Steam Deck has a mic for multiplayer but not a camera. The Snapdragon can run games at up to 144 FPS, while the Steam Deck runs AAA games at 60 FPS on medium settings.

The Steam Deck and the ROG Ally (and all PC-based handhelds) will soon know what the competition is up to. Nintendo has confirmed that it will reveal information on its successor to the Switch ...

That shows the Steam Deck competitor with a Ryzen 7 7840U chipset. It runs at 3.3GHz and boasts a Radeon 780M graphics, supposedly an identical chipset to the Ryzen Z1 Extreme.

While the Steam Deck has an AMD Zen 2 processor capable of up to 3.5GHz clock speed, the OneXPlayer 2 will have the much newer AMD Ryzen 7 6800U CPU, with a maximum boost clock of 4.7Ghz.

It’s true that the Switch 2’s price and specs put it into direct competition with the lower-end PC handhelds. At $449, it’s $50 more expensive than the base model Steam Deck.