Fantech Shooter III Review: Retro Remade

Fantech Shooter III Review: Retro Remade

Let’s say you wanted to buy a new controller, but money was tight. You’ve got about $25, and you want 2.4GHz, but you also want a USB-C adapter for Switch or your phone, maybe. Well, your options are limited, but there are still good ones to go for, and if you want...
Powkiddy X35H First Impressions: A Resounding ‘Eh’

Powkiddy X35H First Impressions: A Resounding ‘Eh’

In a barren Anbernic-less 2025, our hopes of retro handhelds have been mostly held up by “Game Console” look-alike brands and hopes of future releases being teased daily. Luckily for us there’s a Powerful Kiddy out there that’s given us a few things to not only look...
Nyxi Striker Review: Homerun or Swing and a Miss?

Nyxi Striker Review: Homerun or Swing and a Miss?

When it comes to keyboards, I used to be waist-deep into the hobby. Nabbing up every switch, keycap, and budget 40% board that I could find. But as I slowly pulled myself from the cataclysmic, wallet-destroying hobby of keyboards, I found myself continuing to look for...
Powkiddy V20 First Impressions: If It Ain’t Broke

Powkiddy V20 First Impressions: If It Ain’t Broke

In 2025 there haven’t been a whole lot of handhelds coming out of the floodgates, but that doesn’t mean the few and far between have been bad. Some of them just have a single stick right in the center of the device. But that isn’t the case with the Powkiddy V20....
R36S vs. BatleXP G350: A Budget Beatdown?

R36S vs. BatleXP G350: A Budget Beatdown?

I’ve covered this topic a couple of times, but the market of handhelds under $50 has been an ever-improving field over the past 3-4 years. We’ve evolved from Ingenics JZ level processors and the venerable Allwinner F1C100S all the way up to RK3326 to even more...