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Currently the Steam Deck. Between having (most of) my whole Steam Library availble, being able to run EGS/GOG via Heroic Launcher and all the emulators available, it's like having my entire gamining history all in one machine.
Plus in Desktop Mode it's pretty much a full-on desktop Linux PC as well.
I've been considering this or the ROG Ally to replace my aging desktop
Go for a Steam Deck, the community and software openess makes it all worth it and it'll last longer than the Ally
I love that emulation lets me play small screen games on a big screen (I know the Steam Deck can do both, but the pitch is more 'big screen games made portable')