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Steam Deck gets a Battery Charge Limit control in the latest Beta
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But this 80% will last a lot longer.
I mean, 80% corresponding to X mAh battery capacity. It will stay at that value for much longer.
... do you know how batteries work? Or how they degrade?
Consider two decreasing lines, one with a slightly lower slope. Now imagine the steeper line starting higher on this graph, eventually the lines will cross and despite starting lower the shallower line will be higher.