XU Retro has outlined a 2025 roadmap featuring three new budget-oriented Android handheld devices, all of which include touchscreens, Wi-Fi, and Android.
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The MagicX Zero 40 is a unique handheld with a vertical screen built for DS and TATE mode. Read Ban’s impressions on its ergonomics, display quality, and overall value at $75.
The MagicX Zero 40 looks like a 2DS, but does it perform like one? Stubbs got his hands on one and we are here to summarize his first impressions on the device.
The MagicX Zero 40 is finally here, and its wider, longer screen makes it great for DS emulation, fitting both screens with one sitting on top of the other.
The MagicX Touch Zero 40 launches June 17, featuring a vertical screen perfect for DS emulation. It’s the most anticipated handheld from MagicX yet.
Which 3 retro handhelds escaped exile during a collection downsize? Discover the essential, unfinished games keeping specific devices safe… for now.
While we await the arrival of the MagicX Zero 40, the company has released an upgraded version of the Mini Zero 28, making a few welcome tweaks.
MagicX keeps dropping news about upcoming handhelds. This time, two new clamshells that are relatively powerful compared to other options currently available.
MagicX showed off the Zero 40 in its testing phase late last year. A short three months later and the company has shared specs alongside a video of how the handheld will play when in use.
Follow this install and setup guide to get the most out of your new MagicX Mini Zero 28! We cover everything from CFW options to installing themes and more!