Less than a year after the release of the first generation Steam Deck, we're already hearing rumblings about V2. While we're far from the launch of a second-generation version of the popular handheld console, it didn't stop Steam Deck designers from teasing the public.

In a recent interview with The Verge, Steam Deck designers Lawrence Yang and Pierre-Loup Griffais voiced their opinion about the future of the product. Talking about the Steam Deck and Valve's products in general, they mentioned battery life and the display are their focus for the handheld console moving forward.

Following in the steps of Nintendo and their revamped Nintendo Switch which features an OLED display is a good idea. It had a major impact in terms of sales and user experience, but what users are curious about is performance. So far the Steam Deck has held its own, proving to be worthy of its description as a handheld PC gaming console.

In the interview, Griffais further elaborated on why they aren't planning major changes and improvements to its performance capabilities: Right now the fact that all the Steam Decks can play the same games and that we have one target for users to understand what kind of performance level to expect when you're playing and for developers to understand what to target... there's a lot of value in having that one spec.