For me, it’s very comfortable and I’m huge, so I have trouble with many devices. Holding something like a Switch or Switch Lite is just cramping waiting to happen. PS4 controller wasn’t too great either TBH.
For me, the Deck is maybe even a bit more comfortable than PS5 and Xbox controllers, which are very comfy to me.
I had the same issue, I used to try to play Switch games on the couch and the thinness of the device just made me hold it in a way that would cut off bloodflow, Steam Deck I can seemingly play for hours if I put a pillow in my lap.
For me it’s comfortable.
For me, it’s very comfortable and I’m huge, so I have trouble with many devices. Holding something like a Switch or Switch Lite is just cramping waiting to happen. PS4 controller wasn’t too great either TBH.
For me, the Deck is maybe even a bit more comfortable than PS5 and Xbox controllers, which are very comfy to me.
The switch is nearly unplayable without a grip attachment for any sized hands.
Source: tiny hands
Hori makes some Joycon replacements are quite comfortable and ergonomic, maybe give those a try for your switch.
EDIT: They don’t have rumble, gyro or wireless though, sadly.
It’s bulky and a bit heavy, but I much prefer it to the Switch with joycons attached.
I had the same issue, I used to try to play Switch games on the couch and the thinness of the device just made me hold it in a way that would cut off bloodflow, Steam Deck I can seemingly play for hours if I put a pillow in my lap.
Dunno what the size of your schlong has to do with a handheld gaming device /s