why not use a Trackpad 2 keyboard with the mouse nubbin?
Bento: A Steam Deck in a Keyboard
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Re: Bento: A Steam Deck in a Keyboard
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There are prescription inserts for it, including astigmatism and dioptries
Like Apple's? Single source and overpriced?
They list three different vendors on the site for prescription inserts (one per region), and there are other vendors who offer them, too. The partnered US vendor had them listed at $150 but I think some of the other options are cheaper.
Re: Bento: A Steam Deck in a Keyboard
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#95This README is dozens of megabytes. Can't load it on my phone at all.
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Like Apple's? Single source and overpriced?
They list three different vendors on the site for prescription inserts (one per region), and there are other vendors who offer them, too. The partnered US vendor had them listed at $150 but I think some of the other options are cheaper.
I'm in the EU, I used HONSVR and paid $50, which seems reasonable.
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Instead of carrying a small mouse, the case itself could be a trackpad :D https://ploopy.co/trackpad/
I have one! It’s huge haha. I’m still trying to figure out how to fit a full trackball in there…
did you consider using the steam deck's trackpads? are they useful?
Re: Bento: A Steam Deck in a Keyboard
#98Earlier quoted context omitted.
They list three different vendors on the site for prescription inserts (one per region), and there are other vendors who offer them, too. The partnered US vendor had them listed at $150 but I think some of the other options are cheaper.
I'm in the EU, I used HONSVR and paid $50, which seems reasonable.
using honsvr lenses with xreal now for a mild astigmatism and they're great.