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https://forum.manjaro.org/t/development-q-a-orangepi-neo-01/156450/108
Gardiner Bryant had conversation with Manjaros lead, Phillip Muller and was told that Valve has the Orange Pi Neo in-hand and they’re testing it, probably to bring SteamOS support for the handheld
https://gardinerbryant.com/manjaro-announces-orange-pi-neo-pricing-its-shockingly-affordable/---
Capacitive sticks are a game changer for enabling gyro. It's hard to go back to controllers without them. Same goes for back buttons.
I find gyro on handhelds is tricky. When I'm lying on the couch or in bed in some weird way it's more hindrance than help, and even when I'm sitting upright it's kinda weird. I prefer to only use gyro if I have a separate screen, like with the PS5 or a docked switch.
The back buttons are great for their own things though.
Gyro is at its best when it's used for small adjustments anyway. Your door never be doing wide sweeps moving the screen around a bunch on a handheld. And then it only being enabled with the capacitative sticks allows you to easily readjust physically without moving around in game.