TrimUI Smart Pro S Review: The Same (But Better)

TrimUI Smart Pro S Review: The Same (But Better)

A couple of years ago, TrimUI released the Smart Pro. An Allwinner A133P-powered handheld with solid build quality, a nice screen, and decent power for the price at the time. And I wasn’t a fan. At the time, I made an article saying you should go buy a Retroid Pocket...
AYN Odin 3 Review: The New Go-To

AYN Odin 3 Review: The New Go-To

I’ve said it a lot, but two years ago, AYN released a handheld that shook up the market, the Odin 2. For the next two years, despite developments from companies like AYANEO, the Odin 2 remained the de facto go-to for most users, similar to the Steam Deck in the PC...
Epomaker RT82 Review: Retro Modern?

Epomaker RT82 Review: Retro Modern?

When it comes to the handheld community, one of the things we’re looking at is that retro aesthetic. Whether that’s retro games or the retro DMG styling on handhelds. So what if we want to extend that over to the other peripherals in our lives? In that case, the first...
MagicX One 35 First Impressions

MagicX One 35 First Impressions

How many times do you look at a handheld and think to yourself “man this would be so much better if it was vertical.” Or maybe you’ve looked at an 8BitDo Lite and thought “put THAT on a handheld”. If either of these thoughts have passed through your mind I recommend...
AceMagic M1 Review: CPU Power Isn’t Everything

AceMagic M1 Review: CPU Power Isn’t Everything

For most of the year, Mini PCs have been coming out with more RAM, more storage, and more power for your setup. However, as we’re closing in on the end of 2025, RAM shortages, SSD price increases, and GPU availability drying up for the wills of our AI Overlords means...