For me it’s less about the quantity and more about the location.
I don’t plug in too much other than the charger. Sometimes I like the charging port on top, but so etines I wish it was on the bottom like the switch. Maybe some charging contact pads on the back or bottom would have been a nice addition.
When I do plug in other stuff it’s usually USB-A and I have two USB C hubs with 3 USB A ports each, so it’s not a problem. Portability isn’t a huge concern because portability is already at odds with peripheral usage. If I were on a plane or something I’m probably not going to have the space or patience to bother with a mouse, keyboard, hard drive, controller, printer, etc.
Yeah the only real downside to the steamdeck’s single port is that it makes docks a little finicky compared to the switch (Though I prefer the top port for playing whilst charging).
Only other nice to have in the future would be a ISB-4 port that supports eGPUs and faster charging rates.
For me it’s less about the quantity and more about the location.
I don’t plug in too much other than the charger. Sometimes I like the charging port on top, but so etines I wish it was on the bottom like the switch. Maybe some charging contact pads on the back or bottom would have been a nice addition.
When I do plug in other stuff it’s usually USB-A and I have two USB C hubs with 3 USB A ports each, so it’s not a problem. Portability isn’t a huge concern because portability is already at odds with peripheral usage. If I were on a plane or something I’m probably not going to have the space or patience to bother with a mouse, keyboard, hard drive, controller, printer, etc.
Yeah the only real downside to the steamdeck’s single port is that it makes docks a little finicky compared to the switch (Though I prefer the top port for playing whilst charging).
Only other nice to have in the future would be a ISB-4 port that supports eGPUs and faster charging rates.