Game Mode doesn't let you utilize a second display yet, last I checked, but Desktop Mode has all the options you describe, like a typical desktop experience. You can extend the screen or mirror it. It defaults to extended, I believe, having both internal and external displays enabled. Then when you enter Game Mode, the internal screen goes dark. Adding a third / second external display wouldn't change much probably. Maybe you'd have to configure which external monitor you wanted used. If mirroring is what you want, such as for giving each player their own screen so they can sit across from each other at a table, an HDMI splitter does the trick. I've used that to play Rivals of Aether with people in a group setting.

Minisopuru. I have a video about it :)

Absolutely! It’s a Swiss Army knife of handheld PCs!

I just got the OLED last month, it's great for portability and very versatile with what it can do. Plus the Linux OS runs some games better than my Windows PC.

Yes

Weak bait

@The_Cadaver Please explain your point, I would like to hear it.

@@gavin_riggs "Everything I disagree with is bait." -You, probably.

@@RizenAgidyne The d-pad is poorly placed, and has bad diagonals. The analog sticks are *slippery plastic* for some reason, despite 50 years of innovation in input devices and rubberized plastics. The face buttons grind and get stuck constantly. The device is useless for high skill floor games like fighting games or FPS, and is barely suitable for navigating menus. Linux is absolute trash. Steam OS is a steaming turd. Touch screen functionality is trash. The track pad calibration/sensitivity is comically bad. Peripheral support is trash (no native Xinput in 2024? On a PC platform? Really?). "Supported" games have like a 30% chance of simply not working. Ancient games run hot despite low resource usage. Newer games (2015 on onward) often run at sub 40 fps despite low settings. Shader cache downloads 24/7 that never actually get applied to the game client. Poor WiFi connectivity makes it utterly useless as a PC streaming device... etc. etc. It's e-waste at best, and obnoxious trash at worst. I genuinely think the device is trash. I have not felt like booting the device in over a month, and my cheap tablet and a 40-dollar 8BitDo outclass it by miles.

@@RizenAgidyne KZfaq moderator bot just removed my multi-paragraph reply. 🙄 TL:DR version: Poor d-pad placement with bad diagonals, plastic slippery analog sticks, bad WiFi card, jank operating system, grindy face buttons, poor optimization, poor peripheral support, bad driver optimization, broken shader cache rollouts, etc. etc. Thing is easily outclassed by a cheap tablet and a budget controller.