Really depends on the games you want to play and your expectations of the quality you will be playing them at.

There’s people here who swear by docked mode, my own experience has been a bit more hit and miss.

Older games run great at 1080p on my TV, but anything fairly recent will either not run well or look terrible.

If it’s an upgrade over your existing PC then, by all means, but if the primary use case is to play games stationary hooked up to a TV then an Xbox, even a Series S, or a PlayStation might be a better investment.

Nice set of purchases, I got very close to get Cyberpunk as well.

Forbidden West isn’t out yet for PC though?

Personally, the Deck has made me a Steam player more than a PC player, if that makes sense.

While the Deck is one of my favourite ways of gaming, I do still play both my PS5 and Xbox quite a bit for the better performance on the big screen in some games. I’m just not really interested in buying/building and administering a PC for my living room TV, which is where I want to play. I want a plug and play system that works well with a controller. I want the Deck experience with better graphics.

If Valve ever decides to get back into that particular game with a new round of Steam Boxes I might jump on that, but