Who is this thing even *for*?

Who is this thing even *for*?

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People like me who want a a Switch but without Nintendo and their horse shit.

me

Guy with big dicks. So not OP

I just want to play games in my bed

As someone who really likes the idea and even execution in general I kinda ask myself the same question. It's too big for the western "couch gaming" mainstreamers that play AC on their switch and it's too "mature" for kids that currently play mario also on their switch.
And all the neckbeards and indie lovers either have a notebook or are more stationary (and fat).
So my guess is that a large chunk of the actual user base will be areas that don't have much space for even a "real" notebook setup, so a relatively dedicated desk with a mouse and who do all of their other online stuff on their mobiles. This is very common in Asia for example.

I think I will buy one of these. I often visit friends' houses to spend the whole day drinking, and on those days I need to have some decent games that are easily transportable to play with them. Sometimes we use the Switch but there is very little fun stuff to play on it drunk.
My concern is about how easy/hard it is to plug this shit into any monitor/projector/television.

elden ring fans

>I often visit friends' houses to spend the whole day drinking
That's actually an idea that I myself also had in the other direction.
I often have friends come over, but we are kinda limited to shows, movies, shared screen gaming on a projector.
But playing a game with just one friend would require a "gaming guest pc/notebook" which is kinda around 800$ for something that makes any sense. With the Deck I'd just need a monitor, keyboard and mouse for some games and in theory nothing for others.

But cheaper and more powerful laptops exist.