We take a look at the KONKR Pocket Advance, a new device from AYANEO’s budget brand that blends modern tech with a charming, retro vibe.
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Testing the latest from AYN, Retroid, Anbernic, Miyoo, etc.
TrimUI is back again with its latest release: The Brick Pro. It’s bigger; it’s- well, it’s got sticks. But does that mean it’s worth the cost of admission?
After 48 hours with the Retroid Pocket Nova, Andrew shares his early thoughts on its display, performance, controls, ergonomics, GameCube, and PS2 gaming.
The Anbernic RG SP may look familiar, but its slim design, improved stock OS, and affordable price make it one of Anbernic’s better clamshells.
Never ones to shy away from a hardware revision to sell you another device and address that one annoying irritation about the handhelds that came before it, Anbernic is back with a new clamshell offering.
After a few hours with the TrimUI Brick Pro, its larger display and comfort stand out, but it may be too big to become the perfect EDC handheld.
The Pocket Vert is a premium handheld from AYANEO, but does it deserve a spot in your collection? Let’s dive in and learn more about this stylish device.
Has AISLPC done enough with the RG43V Pro to stand out from the likes of other recent budget releases like the R36MAX2? Let’s find out whether this new budget button-masher has the legs to stand out from the rest of the clone world.
GameMT is back on the budget end with the E3 Vigor. Rocking a square screen and their own custom OS, is this budget handheld worth the money?
Nick reviews the GameMT PSK5000. Is this latest handheld a real budget contender for PSP play, or just another gimmick handheld?