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Honestly, even at the low render, it looks solid. Maybe a little concerned about the track pad placement and potentially hitting it with the heel of my hand, maybe.
By far my biggest gripe with the steams deck is hitting the trackpads with the palms of my hands. I usually disable them when playing a shooter like doom because otherwise the trackpads override my aim.
I'm worried they're treating the touchpad as secondary. I wanted them to be the main focus, at least on the right side, I hate joystick camera movement...
Now that I'm used to trackball style camera movement with the touchpads Its hard to go back. I am a little disappointed by this leak
I am too.
Though comfort is always hard to measure via pictures, specially shitty pictures from a leaked model. Maybe when it's in our hands it'll all click, I dunno.
Yeah because it’s the shape of a brick. The track pads confuse me it would be like dual wielding computer mouses.
I mean, the trackpads don't have to control mouse cursors. They can be made to do pretty much anything, up to building action sets for a variety of key presses.