Usually by this time (less than a day to go) I'm thinking about color options and strategically which I like best (while also ensuring the best chance for a Day 1 arrival). 😆
I think I am starting to feel confident about going with the Pro this time around. I'll know pretty quickly if I will like it or not since I can directly compare it against my 11PM before that gets traded-in.
My main concerns are battery life & screen size as it relates to media consumption and general app/web browser usage.
It's possible that both of these will turn out to be non-issues though. Perhaps the battery life will be mostly the same in real-world usage. And perhaps bigger isn't necessarily better, since there's other aspects to consider such an one-handed usage.
Also, for me, with Microsoft announcing GamePass Ultimate will be coming to iOS (via browser just like Amazon Luna) sometime in 2021 - the smaller Pro may actually make more sense. Assuming one attaches an Xbox controller to it, it won't be nearly as "top heavy" as the Pro Max, which is a very serious issue in comfort for handheld gaming. One could assume that a larger screen is automatically better, but the weight as it relates to the controller can more than negate that, just look at the "8bitdo SN30 Pro for Xbox cloud gaming on Android" if you want to see what I mean.
I think I am starting to feel confident about going with the Pro this time around. I'll know pretty quickly if I will like it or not since I can directly compare it against my 11PM before that gets traded-in.
My main concerns are battery life & screen size as it relates to media consumption and general app/web browser usage.
It's possible that both of these will turn out to be non-issues though. Perhaps the battery life will be mostly the same in real-world usage. And perhaps bigger isn't necessarily better, since there's other aspects to consider such an one-handed usage.
Also, for me, with Microsoft announcing GamePass Ultimate will be coming to iOS (via browser just like Amazon Luna) sometime in 2021 - the smaller Pro may actually make more sense. Assuming one attaches an Xbox controller to it, it won't be nearly as "top heavy" as the Pro Max, which is a very serious issue in comfort for handheld gaming. One could assume that a larger screen is automatically better, but the weight as it relates to the controller can more than negate that, just look at the "8bitdo SN30 Pro for Xbox cloud gaming on Android" if you want to see what I mean.