The Nintendo Switch 2 might be selling like gangbusters, but the Steam Deck OLED has one huge feature that puts it head and ...

Wondering which handheld hybrid to pick up for your collection? Here’s a deep-dive into the Nintendo Switch 2 vs the Steam ...

On the surface, the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck might seem like similar machines, but the two are vastly different from one another. Sure, they both allow you to play games on the go, but each ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 was finally revealed, and it looks more like a Steam Deck than its predecessors ever did. Its new design paints over the iconic red and blue Joy-Cons with a black finish you ...

And for just about $50 more, the Steam Deck is a huge upgrade over the Switch OLED in terms of hardware. Nintendo Switch OLED Full Specs Price: $349.99 CPU: Custom Nvidia Tegra processor ...

It also offers up to 90Hz refresh rate. Similar to the Steam Deck, the Switch also has an LCD and OLED variants. But the Nintendo Switch 2 is rumored to sport a taller 8-inch panel.

The Steam Deck OLED also has a bigger battery, though the demands of its hardware make it so that it doesn't have better battery life, whereas the Switch is more reliable due to Nintendo's tighter ...

Switch has lots of games, but it can not compare with Steam Deck, which is basically a mini PC. The Steam store alone has over 50,000 games, and we are not even including Epic Games, GoG, or other ...

Nintendo Switch OLED relies on its joy-cons, which still remain prone to drift issues. On the other hand, Steam Deck has a new trackpad feature intended for PC games.

Steam Deck vs. Nintendo Switch debate isn't much of a debate since Valve's Gabe Newell claims that their handheld isn't a direct competitor to Nintendo's tech.

The Steam Deck looks like the first real contender that the Nintendo Switch has had in years. We're comparing the two to see which has the best specs.

For example, the Nintendo Switch features a Bluetooth 4.2 chip, while the Steam Deck offers Bluetooth 5.0, which will come in handy for Bluetooth headphones and lower latency codecs.