ОТ ЛЮБВИ ДО НЕНАВИСТИ! — Steam Deck OLED

🔥 Top up Steam, PlayStation Store, and Nintendo ESHOP conveniently, safely, and with pleasure - https://donatov.net/ref/MOLNEET 🔵 My Telegram channel - https://t.me/molnit 🟣 My Twitch -   / molneet   A year and a half with the Steam Deck OLED - and here's an honest conversation without rose-colored glasses. This isn't a tech review with tables and FPS measurements, but the experience of someone who actually lives with this portable device - the top-end 1TB version with a matte OLED screen, games from indie to big titles, emulators, SteamOS, Proton, sleep mode, saves, anti-cheats, and all those PC hacks that are usually shamefully kept quiet. At one point, the Steam Deck seemed like that "new Switch, but more powerful" to me. And yes, it really does a lot of cool things. An OLED screen, touchpads, a gyroscope, custom control layouts, a huge Steam library, emulation of almost everything. But the more you use it, the more you realize the main thing: the Steam Deck is not a console. It's a Linux PC. With all the pros, cons, and unexpected surprises. In this podcast, I honestly explain: • why not every game runs smoothly on the Steam Deck • why you constantly check compatibility and settings • what's annoying about SteamOS and cloud saves • why anti-cheat software can kill a game overnight • and why I'm increasingly looking at the ROG Ally X these days If you're wondering whether to get a Steam Deck OLED in 2025, choosing between the Switch 2, Steam Deck, and portable PCs, or just want to understand who this device is really designed for—this podcast is for you. #SteamDeck #SteamDeckOLED #Lightning #Portable #HandheldPC #SteamOS #Switch2 #ROGAllyX #Games 00:00 - What's this video? 01:08 - How I came to buy it 03:53 - Buying a Steam Deck, First Impressions 06:15 - Assembly 09:11 - Features 12:20 - Games and How I Use Steam Deck 16:45 - Game Problems 21:40 - Half-Cancel, Half-PC 23:23 - Portable Experience 28:09 - Battery and Battery Life 30:44 - Not a CONSOLE, Not a PC 32:53 - Anti-Cheats 34:27 - Emulators 37:05 - Too Big 38:45 - Why Do You Need It 40:57 - Summary and Conclusions