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Having used one a lot, I can say that the ergonomics of the Steam Deck aren't there. I could lay in my bed and play switch games for hours without issue, but w
by bobmaxup 4y ago
Having used one a lot, I can say that the ergonomics of the Steam Deck aren't there.
I could lay in my bed and play switch games for hours without issue, but with the deck, I need to introduce some resting device to not lose feeling in my hands.
Also, its awkward for me compared to any other contoller in terms of trigger reach.
Other than that, I still enjoy using it quite a bit.
- cassianoleal 4y ago> I could lay in my bed and play switch games for hours without issue, but with the deck, I need to introduce some resting device to not lose feeling in my hands. Interesting. I never found the Switch good for that. I don't find the Deck good for that either. I'm not really complaining though, it's just a generally uncomfortable position for almost anything except sleeping. :D > Also, its awkward for me compared to any other contoller in terms of trigger reach. I find the triggers pretty good. I need to twist my hands a little to press the bumpers though. Otherwise I find the ergonomics quite good!
- porkbeer 4y agoNever had that issue, but my out of shape buddy had the exact same complaint. Might take it as a cue to evaluate your fitness.
- bobmaxup 4y agoI don't think it has anything to do with fitness level, but thanks for your concern.