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PowKiddy X28: A T618 Android Handheld Focused on Ergonomics

PowKiddy X28: A T618 Android Handheld Focused on Ergonomics

If there's one thing I know about the upcoming horizontal PowKiddy device, it's that it has a T618 chip inside. This fact makes it an intriguing device, regardless of whether you love the T618 and find it fun or wonder why PowKiddy is making another handheld with that...

The PowKiddy X55 is Here to Rival Anbernic’s 353 Line

The PowKiddy X55 is Here to Rival Anbernic’s 353 Line

PowKiddy is not just the most 'unique' brand name of a company when it comes to the retro handheld space, but it also carries a certain level of mystery with it. When a PK device comes out, it’s easy to wonder: will it have Wi-Fi? Will it ACTUALLY have Wi-Fi? Will it...

AYANEO Pocket Air – A Premium Handheld

AYANEO Pocket Air – A Premium Handheld

It’s safe to say that most of the Android handheld market is firmly dominated by the venerable Unisoc T618, with Retroid leading the charge with two distinct flavors, a choice made by how much you like clams[hells], though not without a word from Anbernic and...

The Asus ROG Ally: April Fools?

The Asus ROG Ally: April Fools?

Ok, REAL funny Republic of Gamers. You got us. “Look at this new handheld we are announcing during APRIL FOOLS!”. Yeah, that did not get past us clever gamer-guys, we are on to y…wait, what did you say? It’s for real? Like, they are making it and planning on selling...

AYN Odin: Full Hardware And Launch Details

AYN Odin: Full Hardware And Launch Details

Update: After this article initially went live, AYN updated the specs of the Odin Lite from a Dimensity D1000C processor to a D900 processor. While the number is lower, Dimensity's C line of chips is their underclocked low-power units. We could expect a bit more power...

The Current State of Retro Handhelds (Summer 2021)

The Current State of Retro Handhelds (Summer 2021)

We're fine! Thank you! How are you? Okay, seriously. It's been a busy few years in portable classic gaming. Things have come a long way since the original ODROID-GO shook up the scene. With the current release cadence of handhelds in a bit of a lull, we thought it...