I know a lot of people feel the same but I’m not. I’m pretty satisfied with the performance - battery life balance we have right now.

I personally have Windows+SteamOS dual boot, and I don’t want to configure both systems, and soft linking folders to make libraries and configurations shared among Windows SteamOS and Wine prefixes, not to mention the EmuDeck… Cloning the disk / disk swapping won’t hurt so I’ll give a try anyway. If it bootloops I can just do a fresh install, otherwise I’ll save a LOT of time.

You can. Someone on Twitter tested it already (I forgot who). The OLED can boot normally from the LCD drive but you need to download some updates after entering the system to make new hardware work properly.

Micron 2400 was $140 a week ago and now it’s $154. I’m not sure if they are intentionally raising the price so they can give more discounts on black Friday…

Same question here, don’t bother to do dual boot and all non-steam games installation again. I’ll try if the old SSD works on the new device once I received the OLED version. Given that all upgrades are minor I think it’s reasonable to assume that it’ll work.