Fantech EOS Pro IIS Review: A Clicky Controller

Fantech EOS Pro IIS Review: A Clicky Controller

In today’s market, a majority of controllers choose to follow a similar path. Offset sticks, stacked shoulders, and the Xbox One/Series styled ergonomics appeal to the most amount of people at once. While that may be the case, some companies choose to go against the...
A Clamshell Comparison: What Wins?

A Clamshell Comparison: What Wins?

At the beginning of 2024, if you were looking for a clamshell handheld with the same shape as the Game Boy Advance SP, you were looking at one of three options. Either the Powkiddy V90, a 2020 release that could barely hit Game Boy Advance. The Funkey S, a 2021...
Powkiddy X55 vs QRD Vortex F5: New or Old?

Powkiddy X55 vs QRD Vortex F5: New or Old?

In 2025, we’re starting to see more and more companies enter the fray of “Look! We have a handheld, too!” Antec rebranded AYANEO handhelds and released them. Helegaly has announced a few different handhelds, but has yet to ship them. So what happens when a company by...
EXCLUSIVE: MANGMI Enters the Scene With the Air X

EXCLUSIVE: MANGMI Enters the Scene With the Air X

Android handhelds are coming out at an ever-increasing pace, whether that be Retroid, AYN, or especially Anbernic, with its RG Slide being the latest. But now it looks like there’s another Android competitor entering the scene in the form of MANGMI. What they’re...
PXN P5 8K Review: The Next Step?

PXN P5 8K Review: The Next Step?

At the beginning of the year, I had the opportunity to take a look at the PXN P5, a budget controller that was readily available and took a lot of design cues from the Xbox One controller. For $30, it was a solid option, but PXN is back, and asking for an extra $10 to...