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Fair warning, don't mess with the internals of the device because - as a Chinese company - their warranty is prohibitively anti-repair, but...
OneXPlayer. Specifically the OneXFly. More ergonomic than the steam deck, far more powerful than both it and the ROG Ally, has an SD Card slot that doesn't fry itself like the Ally, and comes with a decent warranty for what is essentially the Chinese Lamborghini of GamerDecks. Again, don't try to fix it yourself, it works well but if anything goes wrong (I had to wipe the SSD and didn't know how to do so without removing it physically) then you're screwed.
If you have big hands, just buy a Steam Deck OLED. It's about as good as it gets for customer service to rely on Valve.