@bonkmaykr It works pretty good if you keep it in "console mode." Once you switch it into desktop mode and try to do things, though, you start to run into some pretty rough edges. For example: everything besides the touch screen stops working if Steam isn't running, package keys are super out-of-date or non-existent out of the box, no nfs support out of the box, installing and mounting an nfs directory causes standby mode to stop functioning, and WPA3 works but you have to configure it in desktop mode as the Steam UI doesn't let you enter the password for it.

Physically, it's also pretty good. I find it sits too low naturally in my hands (my thumbs hang off the top of the device), but it isn't uncomfortable to shift my grip. The touchpads are nice, but I find most games never use them by default. Most of the time they're setup to use the analog stick and, if more precision is required, gyro with the touchpad being ignored or set as a mirror for the stick. For mouse heavy games, I could see it being useful if you didn't want to use the touch screen. I use the touchpads mostly desktop mode to hit play on VLC.