Fantech EOS Mini Review: A Mini Winner?

Fantech EOS Mini Review: A Mini Winner?

Controllers are getting pricey. At least for the full-sized options out there. I’ve covered everything from $20 to $250 and everything from bare bones to feature-packed. But the one thing I haven’t gotten into is tiny controllers. So while today, I’m taking a look at...
Anbernic RG477V First Impressions

Anbernic RG477V First Impressions

Anbernic has had a pretty hit-and-miss year up until this point. They’ve had some solid releases with the RG477M, RG34XXSP, and RG476H. They’ve also had some low points, with the RG DS and RG557. At least in my opinion. This time around, it’s choosing to end the...
AYANEO Pocket Air Mini: First Impressions

AYANEO Pocket Air Mini: First Impressions

They may only have just started shipping, but the AYANEO Pocket Air Mini has been lauded as a great budget option by a number of creators on the internet. That being said, I’ve heavily overspent on mine to get it early, and to see if, in a first impression, I can tell...
AYN Odin 2: Two Years Later

AYN Odin 2: Two Years Later

In the fall of 2023, AYN decided to make a comeback and rock the boat in the process. The Odin 2 was going to be one of the most powerful handhelds on the market, with a starting price of just $299. But if you wanted more storage or RAM, they still had options for...
Mangmi Pocket Max Could Be a Bigger, More Powerful Air X

Mangmi Pocket Max Could Be a Bigger, More Powerful Air X

Well, would you look at that. Seems that Mangmi isn’t trying to be a one-hit wonder. Following the success of the Mangmi Air X in the sub-$100 market, the company has decided to come back out and announce its next big handheld. Or at least what we assume will be a...