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The main things that drain the battery is the APU (integrated CPU/GPU) and the display.
Worst case scenario: you're downloading a massive game to the card whilst gaming. (ignoring the additional power use for the wifi).
Google guestimates the max power draw of SD cards to be around 0.3W during transfers and the Deck has a 40Wh battery. How much gaming time we lose depends on the games power draw
TMNT 8W
(40/8)-(40/8.3) = 0.18hrs (~11minutes)
Spider-Man 28W
(40/28)-(40/28.3) = 0.015hrs (~1minute)