If you think you’ll be traveling I guess you could get a Steam Deck on top of your nintendo. It’s also got it’s benefits some of which in my opinion topples the PS5. But honestly you’d be spreading out your gaming setup too thinly. What I suggest is that you invest on one console, that means upgrading everything you have from making yourself more comfortable on a chair to having reliable mics and audio but only if you think it will still be stuff that you keep in the future. Ofcourse you could do this with the Steam Deck though and seeing as it operates just as a Desktop I think you’d find more uses out of it. Like others have mentioned in the comment section it all depends on what you want or what your planning to do with it afterwards, obviously you’ll play games but how long and where. What you should absolutely do though is keep a plan in mind with what you want to do with your money and see it through. Oh and my best advice is don’t let strangers make you have a run for your money.
If you think you’ll be traveling I guess you could get a Steam Deck on top of your nintendo. It’s also got it’s benefits some of which in my opinion topples the PS5. But honestly you’d be spreading out your gaming setup too thinly. What I suggest is that you invest on one console, that means upgrading everything you have from making yourself more comfortable on a chair to having reliable mics and audio but only if you think it will still be stuff that you keep in the future. Ofcourse you could do this with the Steam Deck though and seeing as it operates just as a Desktop I think you’d find more uses out of it. Like others have mentioned in the comment section it all depends on what you want or what your planning to do with it afterwards, obviously you’ll play games but how long and where. What you should absolutely do though is keep a plan in mind with what you want to do with your money and see it through. Oh and my best advice is don’t let strangers make you have a run for your money.