Yo ETA, I always love your reviews around streaming based devices, but i feel like they are always missing one key point in your reviews: latency. When streaming from steam link / moonlight you can actually have the latency displayed. Gold standard is end to end latency < 16ms. I would really love to see a comparison of your favorite streaming handheld devices with this data point.
I think that it will heavily weigh on your hardware as well. Does your host device have wired or wireless connectivity to your router. Does your router have the bandwidth on the band that you chose have your handheld connected to. I get decent streaming on other handhelds, but I also have a hardwired PC connected to a beefy router. With minimal interference and a clean Wi-Fi channel, you should see great performance on most devices.
@@Rayanaminge The person who was displaying metrics on there videos was running off purely WIFI. Which I was honestly surprised by. I'll be running off LAN using a highly rated tp link router.
i will stick with odin pro for now. This one has weaker cpu and gpu. Odin has better price to performance. But I am glad more company are doing handheld unit.
Hi ETA! Delightful video. I still really like my G Cloud, and I'm hoping that they release an update with performance options for it (for those times I don't need 12+ hours of battery life).
@@jponz85 Its as good and costs less. Plus the D-Pad has been tweaked and fixed from previous proto models. There is videos of people on there Discord testing it with alot of discussion and they are all very happy with the outcome.
@Jonathan Pontel Hello there. I hope it is awesome, but the MediaTech 8365 chip that it is using has 4 cores of the A53, and the logitech has 8, better cores (6x A55 and 2x A76 for performance). The lower cost Abxytlute also has both 32 and 64 GB of storage. Be careful with that since the 64GB on the logitech is already a bit small.
@@DevoutSoldierYT pretty sure they have to be on the same WiFi network as the console/PC to do cloud gaming. also cloud gaming input lag is still awful regardless
I’ve ordered it. I play mostly handheld around the house. Tv is normally being used my my children or wife. I’ve got a PlayStation, Xbox and pc and this way I can stream all Of them to a nice all in one handheld
@@Nedlius I personally tested this: Leaving the PS5 on at home, and I was at a retail appliance / electronic store, using cloud gaming on my phone using their WiFi. It wasn't so bad but the possibilities open up. If it's not your cup of tea, cool beans. For others, they need to use it for whatever personal reasons.
Nice to see a handheld that isnt an expensive handheld pc. Not into android gamigng but devices like this do tempt me at times. How does it go up against something like ayn odin or other android handheld devices?
What annoys me about this device is they're currently advertising it on Facebook but putting it up against the steamdeck as a comparison. Which is realy doing them no favours at all, as its in a completely different market to the steamdeck. It seems a very disingenuous advertising and could well be pulling the wool over the eyes of more casual gamers who wouldn't know the difference but just see the lower price and think its a cheap (better value) steamdeck equivalent when it's anything but. It is comforting to see most people dragging them in the comments section because of that though
I had been playing redfall on the steam deck, and is a okay game so far, but what it blows my mind is that this low cost device can play (via cloud) the same game and since is a Xbox exclusive is a permanent game on gamepass for Phones, so yeah even low cost devices like this have a public :v
I suggest if anyone suggest a stream gaming device, they should spend over 80% of gaming time on it for about 1 month, put down their pc and consoles to feel is it really good.
Facts. I work as a sys admin with some dev ops mixed in. Suffice to say I don't want to spend all my time in front of a laptop or desk. I been using my phone + xbox one with phone holder attachment but this will take over as my main way to stream.
@@subdivisionalmass I’ve got a good gaming pc but I too spend all day every day at my computer. So my pc with an RTX 3080 TI and 144hz ultrawide is my wife’s sims 4 machine! I plan to stream from it to this while I relax
@@Kyle77878 not really rog has a newer more powerful zen 4 rdna 3 chip plus a VRR 120 hz display of better picture quality, but to each their own, steam deck will probably still be solid when it comes to really low tdps if u don't care as much for the more graphics intensive games
@@Guitario666 I really like mine but the d pad sucks so bad, can even do hadokens or anything. Everything is amazin on the g cloud, the screen, the sound, the freaking battery that gives me like 13 hours, but that d pad is very bad
@@OmarGbits that’s no bad at all. Unfortunate the gcloud is USA only and I’m in the uk so can’t buy anywhere here. But if I could get it that cheap I would pick that up!
Im guessing the draw to a device like this over say a rp3+ is the screen size? I wonder if the ergonomics are better in something larger like this as well.
Hey ETA after having played and reviewed both the Logitech G Cloud and now the Abxylute, which is the better device in your opinion? The G Cloud seems to hover around a $299 price point, is it worth the extra $100 in your opinion when factoring in comfort/battery & brand? Thanks!
Man, I had no idea the steam deck would cause such a surge in handhelds. It seems like there were only a few until steam deck. I mean higher power handhelds
I think a big part is how Valve brought the idea of a PC based handheld to mainstream culture. Back when I started getting into this none of my friends knew what I was talking about 😂
GPD were making them for a while earlier and there were other niche Chinese manufacturers making them. Steamdeck brought them bigger attention, but ironically it’s not meant to be a windows powered device, but a limited Linux one.
Gpd and aya neo already were a thing and basically everyone else like the onexplayer already existed, the only new one in this market after valve is asus, so yeah i don't think the steam deck created this market, the deck is great but is not the first one by a big margin
Actually there has been a surge for over a decade now, but it's just breaking into the mainstream market. Since the time that these cloud gaming services can run on android the Android gaming device makers have shifted from focusing on the emulation crowd to the cloud gaming crowd (or both with some makers). Also with the state of the manufacturing in China right now being in a free fall it's going to get worse cause they gotta make something or close up shop.
The mt8365 is an impressively bad soc for a device like this, especially at around $200 kickstarter price, let alone the 240 dollar retail cost. Big red flag to stay away.
@@iMapleCreator but if it runs streaming well Now, why wouldn’t it in 2 years? I image the biggest issue is the same as any android device in that it will stop getting app update support at some point
@@TimdeVille No mobile data, No wifi 6...pretty important when the ONLY thing it's advertised for is streaming. Those controls and screen have to be VERY good to outclass all the 160 dollar or less handhelds with better chips that can do the same thing. When it comes to this price, you're just competing with the availability of the Odin handhelds, and this thing isn't even out yet, even if you personally have trouble getting an odin shipped to you. With the odin lite at $200 shipping direct from AYN for me, this is a hard. hard sell.
@@FlergerBergitydersh I did always want an Odin but read it isn’t great for streaming with its WiFi implementation. How do you find it? I would prefer the Odin SOC but not much else. The screen is smaller, I would want to swap out the sticks to Hall effect, and then there’s the better WiFi implementation in the ABXYlute. WiFi 6 isn’t automatically better and I use a mix of both in my house. What I really want is the ABXYLUTE as it is but with a much stronger SOC even though it would add to the cost quite a bit. So like a pro model. That’s all I’m after, I don’t need a sim slot as that’s an extra subscription. I want light, good controls, big quality 16:9 screen and good WiFi with a good controls and a headphone socket. I’ve got a steam deck and a Retroid pocket 3+ but want something in the middle
Much worse processor though. The G-Cloud has a 7-something Snapdragon under the hood; like the ones used in upper midrange smartphones from like 2020. This has a low end Mediatek unit found in $50 tablets. Taki did a video of an aborted Lenovo Legion handheld a while back. ETA did as well; but, Taki went way more in depth. Apparently they trial produced a bunch of them before deciding not to go ahead and they're being liquidated on Chinese Craigslist or something. Anyways; whomever owns the rights to the design (thought to be Tencent for reasons I don't remember), after getting jilted by Lenovo, licensed the design to both Logitech and the people behind Abxylute. That's why the launchers and screens are identical. Logitech actually made changes to make the shell more ergonomic while Abxylute stuck with like 99% of the Legion's look.
Just be careful with this. I streamed moonlight to a cheap tablet with a better SOC than this, and it was laggy. Had to really drop the res and bitrate. Upgraded the tablet to something newer and it was smooth as silk. I think the SOC in this makes the device DOA?
@ETA PRIME Stopped watching at the game streaming portion of the video. Android and emulation is all I care about. Streaming apps would be the first things to be uninstalled. Android game performance seems ok. Hows emulation?
It won’t at all. It’s a very low end chip. This device isn’t an emulation device. It is marketed for game streaming. Any emulation is a bonus and will be older stuff only.
When uneducated clowns see 5 instead of 6 and look like fools for anyone with basic knowledge of streaming... 2T2R MU-MIMO is much more important than WiFi 6. And a lot more cost effective.
They said something about WiFi 6 being better for some things but 5 with the 2 Ariels getting better sustained signal. My experience in my home with different kit is there’s little in it.
they could have gone with a snapdragon chip , i see lots of investment how it feels and that is good however strict hardware is crap , they use a MT8365 , why not go in all the way ? get an SD855 there and this will kill at performance
It isn't the market they are aiming at. It's for streaming people that already have a gaming pc I guess not much sense on having a good cpu if can run everything in your main pc.
Because it would be a lot more expensive. I’ve backed this and looking forward to it but mainly because it should do well for what I want and for cheap. If this was much more money I wouldn’t bother
Might get a game streaming handheld when Wifi 7 becomes commonplace in 3-5 years. Until then I feel like handheld streaming devices will be relegated to the niche market. Most things communicate on the 2.4Ghz band and for any reasonable amount of money there are already plenty of portable emulation devices (and of course the Steam Deck).
Here’s an honest question… if I have a iPhone 14 Pro Max, why would buy this when I can slap a 100 dollar Backbone on my iPhone and stream directly from there WITH A EVEN HIGHER RESOLUTION SCREEN??😮 honestly there is nothing better than just playing directly from a PC or console. Just buy a Steam Deck or shell out some extra cash for the competition which all cost more like Asus ROG ALLY.
Well I too have an iPhone 14 pro max but no backbone. I do have a clip for an Xbox controller though. I have backed this because even with having the pro Max, it’s still A lot smaller screen when your displaying a 16:9 screen on it. Also resolution won’t matter if the stream is 1080p or even 720p. I’ve tried to make my iPhone do lots of things but I guess I just like dedicated devices
Having a dedicated device is important for people. The use of this device depends on the consumer. You might think you know but you don’t. You have never considered price, use sinarious or anything of the sort. Get your facts right.
For one, how much is the iphone 14 pro max and backbone one you have said in your comment. How much is the steam deck which plays games at 720p. How much is the Ally which is better than the Steam Deck with a justifiable price? If you only want to do steaming of games on a dedicated handheld for 200$, why is it not good. Again, get your facts right when you are talking about tech.
I like both to be honest. Some great first party PlayStation games I enjoy and I’ve enjoyed some of the subscription games like Stray. But there’s also loads of fun games in gamepass I enjoy for very cheap as I did the upgrade deal. Im lucky that I have both but I wouldn’t say either is better gsmes wise, just different. But Xbox as a service seems better
I don't want to offend people who has a lot of money to spare but I am from a country where the salary of people is 200 pounds a month and while all the same capabilities and more a 200 pound mobile already has is being sold separately barring the controller(btw mobile controllers accessories can be bought for relatively cheap)if you have cash to through way please donate .Just tell them to make a good (paid if needed) software which assists android in streaming games which will be way more productive for people and money
I mean it's a niche market but it appeals to people like me who want a decent display / battery but can't stretch further on budget. Streaming my ps5 or PC works great it's hard to notice the delay unless your playing a fast pace fps. Even then it's not a issue aslong as it's a casual experience.
@LEE yes that is a niche market space; A small group of people interested in these type of products. But make no mistake, you are not the majority and sales tend to reflect that. Also what you want out of it doesn’t take away from what the device is and what it was originally designed to do. Your reasoning is all subjective and is a matter of opinion.
"cloud gaming is trash" yeah after that sentence your opinion losses any credibility (I have a steam deck and boy you don't have any idea how much cloud gaming save me space with games like destiny that have a size of 100 gb xd) Amd with GeForce now and xcloud this little thing can play From monster hunter to halo infinite and with the extra benefits of saving battery and not being a juggernaut like the steam deck feels on my hands xd
This is less than half the cost of the cheapest deck and is a totally different market segment. A steam deck is not a catch all solution for everyone get over it
I have a steam deck and I’m considering getting something like this. For the better screen and battery life, it’s not meant to be compared to a steam deck it’s meant to be a companion to your other devices
Yo ETA, I always love your reviews around streaming based devices, but i feel like they are always missing one key point in your reviews: latency. When streaming from steam link / moonlight you can actually have the latency displayed. Gold standard is end to end latency < 16ms. I would really love to see a comparison of your favorite streaming handheld devices with this data point.
Can confirm people using this model are getting anywhere from 9ms-11ms over Wifi5 on 5ghz
Using Moonlight / Sunshine
@@LEE-ty8vq Those are end to end decoded numbers?
I think that it will heavily weigh on your hardware as well. Does your host device have wired or wireless connectivity to your router. Does your router have the bandwidth on the band that you chose have your handheld connected to. I get decent streaming on other handhelds, but I also have a hardwired PC connected to a beefy router. With minimal interference and a clean Wi-Fi channel, you should see great performance on most devices.
@@Rayanaminge The person who was displaying metrics on there videos was running off purely WIFI. Which I was honestly surprised by.
I'll be running off LAN using a highly rated tp link router.
This is exactly what I wanted 3 years ago for more comfortable gaming at home… and then the Steam deck came out, and I bought it.
Kinda cute that one of its selling points is the 8 hour battery, like no sh*t. Its a streaming device. Not running native games offline/online.
i will stick with odin pro for now. This one has weaker cpu and gpu. Odin has better price to performance. But I am glad more company are doing handheld unit.
Hi ETA! Delightful video. I still really like my G Cloud, and I'm hoping that they release an update with performance options for it (for those times I don't need 12+ hours of battery life).
I wonder if this is as good or even better than the g cloud
@@jponz85 Its as good and costs less. Plus the D-Pad has been tweaked and fixed from previous proto models. There is videos of people on there Discord testing it with alot of discussion and they are all very happy with the outcome.
@Jonathan Pontel Hello there. I hope it is awesome, but the MediaTech 8365 chip that it is using has 4 cores of the A53, and the logitech has 8, better cores (6x A55 and 2x A76 for performance). The lower cost Abxytlute also has both 32 and 64 GB of storage. Be careful with that since the 64GB on the logitech is already a bit small.
I like the custom led buttons a lot
Excellent as always, your reviews are Gold...👍🏾
The display looks fantastic.
not OLED, not 120hz, cloud gaming only? why would someone buy this?
People who travel daily with WiFi spots in their area (work, school, etc).
@@DevoutSoldierYT pretty sure they have to be on the same WiFi network as the console/PC to do cloud gaming. also cloud gaming input lag is still awful regardless
I’ve ordered it. I play mostly handheld around the house. Tv is normally being used my my children or wife. I’ve got a PlayStation, Xbox and pc and this way I can stream all
Of them to a nice all in one handheld
@@TimdeVille i guess that's a scenario
@@Nedlius I personally tested this: Leaving the PS5 on at home, and I was at a retail appliance / electronic store, using cloud gaming on my phone using their WiFi. It wasn't so bad but the possibilities open up. If it's not your cup of tea, cool beans. For others, they need to use it for whatever personal reasons.
I would love to see Animal Cross for the Gamecube on it along with other emulated systems. :D
I'm looking forward to see that on the market. Definitely going to buy id it's accessible for us here on Brazil
Cool vid as always
Let me guess you'll release your ROG ALLY vid on May 11
Nice to see a handheld that isnt an expensive handheld pc. Not into android gamigng but devices like this do tempt me at times. How does it go up against something like ayn odin or other android handheld devices?
Mr Prime, would it be possible to do an emulation video on this device?
Better lower your expectations
@@Guitario666 oh for sure, I don't expect it to run PS2 or Game Cube, buy wonder on the performance for anything below that.
@@karosso1975 Up to PS1 will work. I would say it is a step below the RK3326.
@karosso1975 Ioh ok. I think there are early emulation videos on emulation.
@@dariuscurry7396 no PSP? My Retroid Pocket 3 plays most PSP games well with some tweaking. But would love a bigger screen like this :-)
How does the screen compare to the Logitech G Cloud?
Comparison video soon?
What annoys me about this device is they're currently advertising it on Facebook but putting it up against the steamdeck as a comparison. Which is realy doing them no favours at all, as its in a completely different market to the steamdeck. It seems a very disingenuous advertising and could well be pulling the wool over the eyes of more casual gamers who wouldn't know the difference but just see the lower price and think its a cheap (better value) steamdeck equivalent when it's anything but. It is comforting to see most people dragging them in the comments section because of that though
man, the screen is so much better than the deck
Tbh SD screen is very good with latest update or that vibrancy plug-in
if only the Switched looked like this
I had been playing redfall on the steam deck, and is a okay game so far, but what it blows my mind is that this low cost device can play (via cloud) the same game and since is a Xbox exclusive is a permanent game on gamepass for Phones, so yeah even low cost devices like this have a public :v
I would like to see more of the emulation capabilities. Very interesting device.
yeah i think he is not doing emulation videos lately, maybe because he is afraid to be banned for youtube? i dont know
I suggest if anyone suggest a stream gaming device, they should spend over 80% of gaming time on it for about 1 month, put down their pc and consoles to feel is it really good.
Facts. I work as a sys admin with some dev ops mixed in. Suffice to say I don't want to spend all my time in front of a laptop or desk. I been using my phone + xbox one with phone holder attachment but this will take over as my main way to stream.
@@subdivisionalmass I’ve got a good gaming pc but I too spend all day every day at my computer. So my pc with an RTX 3080 TI and 144hz ultrawide is my wife’s sims 4 machine!
I plan to stream from it to this while I relax
@@subdivisionalmass You make the point that you use your phone for streaming.
We want to see rog ally :D
obviously it's coming Thursday when embargo ends
Steam Deck better
Steam Deck better
@@Kyle77878 not really rog has a newer more powerful zen 4 rdna 3 chip plus a VRR 120 hz display of better picture quality, but to each their own, steam deck will probably still be solid when it comes to really low tdps if u don't care as much for the more graphics intensive games
man that + button is near the edge of the screen ... it will crack on first push with my thumb 😂
This one looks like the cancelled Lenovo Legion play & Logitech G Cloud.
How about emulation? Up to PS1 im guessing
Seems it does PSP but not perfect.
ROG ally pls
coming Thursday when embargo ends
Steam Deck better
Hey ETA can you add grid autosport for Android when you test android devices?
This vs G Cloud?
Cloud is better if you want slightly better emulation but it won’t do much better. Plus it’s lots more money.
Gcloud is fantastic and emulation is so much better on it
@@TimdeVille I got a G cloud from Facebook market for $180 🤷🏾♂️
@@Guitario666 I really like mine but the d pad sucks so bad, can even do hadokens or anything. Everything is amazin on the g cloud, the screen, the sound, the freaking battery that gives me like 13 hours, but that d pad is very bad
@@OmarGbits that’s no bad at all. Unfortunate the gcloud is USA only and I’m in the uk so can’t buy anywhere here.
But if I could get it that cheap I would pick that up!
It would be cool if it had a 3.1 usb port so that you could connect a 5G dongle for remote streaming.
one question can you play with this device outside?
does it have antiglare screen?
I want the Steam Deck or Asus ROG Ally...
Im guessing the draw to a device like this over say a rp3+ is the screen size? I wonder if the ergonomics are better in something larger like this as well.
thanks!! multitask test on widescreen pls
Hey ETA after having played and reviewed both the Logitech G Cloud and now the Abxylute, which is the better device in your opinion?
The G Cloud seems to hover around a $299 price point, is it worth the extra $100 in your opinion when factoring in comfort/battery & brand? Thanks!
We can play PS4 games abxylute handheld gaming console without any PS4 Sir
If I didn't have a G Cloud already I'd be all over this ...just cuz it's 100 dollars cheaper, if I'm converting the price right.
can i update my os with that os now, where is the link of the home launcher
Man, I had no idea the steam deck would cause such a surge in handhelds. It seems like there were only a few until steam deck. I mean higher power handhelds
I think a big part is how Valve brought the idea of a PC based handheld to mainstream culture. Back when I started getting into this none of my friends knew what I was talking about 😂
GPD were making them for a while earlier and there were other niche Chinese manufacturers making them. Steamdeck brought them bigger attention, but ironically it’s not meant to be a windows powered device, but a limited Linux one.
Gpd and aya neo already were a thing and basically everyone else like the onexplayer already existed, the only new one in this market after valve is asus, so yeah i don't think the steam deck created this market, the deck is great but is not the first one by a big margin
Actually there has been a surge for over a decade now, but it's just breaking into the mainstream market. Since the time that these cloud gaming services can run on android the Android gaming device makers have shifted from focusing on the emulation crowd to the cloud gaming crowd (or both with some makers). Also with the state of the manufacturing in China right now being in a free fall it's going to get worse cause they gotta make something or close up shop.
@@sloppynyuszi Chinese manufacturers made earlier but their design is not good with high price.
I was wondering if you could do one of this device on some call of duty zombies if you can?
What version of android does this run and how does it feel in hands vs Logitech g cloud?
The mt8365 is an impressively bad soc for a device like this, especially at around $200 kickstarter price, let alone the 240 dollar retail cost. Big red flag to stay away.
I don’t know. I would prefer a better SOC but if it streams games ok then I don’t mind what it is
@@TimdeVille you gotta think long term my brother , if you’re buying a device with an already handicapped processor , it will already be obsolete
@@iMapleCreator but if it runs streaming well
Now, why wouldn’t it in 2 years? I image the biggest issue is the same as any android device in that it will stop getting app update support at some point
@@TimdeVille No mobile data, No wifi 6...pretty important when the ONLY thing it's advertised for is streaming. Those controls and screen have to be VERY good to outclass all the 160 dollar or less handhelds with better chips that can do the same thing. When it comes to this price, you're just competing with the availability of the Odin handhelds, and this thing isn't even out yet, even if you personally have trouble getting an odin shipped to you. With the odin lite at $200 shipping direct from AYN for me, this is a hard. hard sell.
@@FlergerBergitydersh I did always want an Odin but read it isn’t great for streaming with its WiFi implementation. How do you find it? I would prefer the Odin SOC but not much else. The screen is smaller, I would want to swap out the sticks to Hall effect, and then there’s the better WiFi implementation in the ABXYlute. WiFi 6 isn’t automatically better and I use a mix of both in my house.
What I really want is the ABXYLUTE as it is but with a much stronger SOC even though it would add to the cost quite a bit. So like a pro model.
That’s all I’m after, I don’t need a sim slot as that’s an extra subscription.
I want light, good controls, big quality 16:9 screen and good WiFi with a good controls and a headphone socket.
I’ve got a steam deck and a Retroid pocket 3+ but want something in the middle
How does this compare to the Gcloud other than price? Looks like the same os, same screen, and slightly worse ergonomics?
Better screen, better controls and more stable wifi connection
@@DeathXG where are you getting any of this information, it seems to be identical to the g cloud
Much worse processor though. The G-Cloud has a 7-something Snapdragon under the hood; like the ones used in upper midrange smartphones from like 2020. This has a low end Mediatek unit found in $50 tablets.
Taki did a video of an aborted Lenovo Legion handheld a while back. ETA did as well; but, Taki went way more in depth. Apparently they trial produced a bunch of them before deciding not to go ahead and they're being liquidated on Chinese Craigslist or something. Anyways; whomever owns the rights to the design (thought to be Tencent for reasons I don't remember), after getting jilted by Lenovo, licensed the design to both Logitech and the people behind Abxylute. That's why the launchers and screens are identical. Logitech actually made changes to make the shell more ergonomic while Abxylute stuck with like 99% of the Legion's look.
When I heat "it's for 3:17 streaming games" I'm not that interested. A quad core is decent but still. Price comes into mid at this point.
But the fire 10 with 4gb ram can run genshin impact fully playable on low graphics, butnyou mean to say thks cant run it? 😮
In performance this is much closer to a Fire 8 than a Fire 10. The Fire 10 is legitimately great for the money.
get a 10" tablet and a controller
any idea of what the actual price will be? how much cheaper than the g cloud?
don't think i heard him say a price.
The prices are in the kickstart page
@@TimdeVille which is a long scroll down.
@@TimdeVille thanks
Yo! ETA question, is this able to be plugged into a monitor? Or a portable monitor?
Are the joysticks as bad as people make it to be.
Bold strategy to call your streaming device the OBSOLETE
HA! Underrated comment!
Between this and the pimax. Which one would you recommend as a good android tablet for roblox?
Do you have to use steam link or is it possible to download your games to the device to play games on the go?
hi, are you going to review Powkiddy X28?
You can genshin impact by streaming it from your xbox
Ally ka video kab aayega bhai
Let's go
Just be careful with this. I streamed moonlight to a cheap tablet with a better SOC than this, and it was laggy. Had to really drop the res and bitrate. Upgraded the tablet to something newer and it was smooth as silk. I think the SOC in this makes the device DOA?
Any changes to the controls since the prototype?
@ETA PRIME
Stopped watching at the game streaming portion of the video. Android and emulation is all I care about. Streaming apps would be the first things to be uninstalled. Android game performance seems ok. Hows emulation?
How this compares to Powkiddy X28?
I skipped the Logitech Cloud to get this.
How does it handle 3DS games with Citra?
It won’t at all. It’s a very low end chip. This device isn’t an emulation device. It is marketed for game streaming. Any emulation is a bonus and will be older stuff only.
So i guess it wont handle switch emulation
Ha, no. It won’t handle much emulation wise past SNES but that’s ok. It’s not an emulation handheld
Retro gaming??
“Built for streaming” “Wi-Fi 5” 😂😂😂😂😂
Wifi 6 makes literally no difference in my testing of the G Cloud vs a new Galaxy tablet.
866mbps seems more than enough though even for 4k streaming
When uneducated clowns see 5 instead of 6 and look like fools for anyone with basic knowledge of streaming...
2T2R MU-MIMO is much more important than WiFi 6. And a lot more cost effective.
@@engagex1even for cheapest smartphones wifi 6 is standard.
They said something about WiFi 6 being better for some things but 5 with the 2 Ariels getting better sustained signal. My experience in my home with different kit is there’s little in it.
I have a radeon gpu, can I stream play diablo4 with it?
Does Real Racing 3 work properly with Gyro?
does it have video input?
Lower cost? It's still on Kickstarter. Wtf?
Isn't bad after all for 250 dolars
But still short for me
Have this device key mapping??
they could have gone with a snapdragon chip , i see lots of investment how it feels and that is good however strict hardware is crap , they use a MT8365 , why not go in all the way ? get an SD855 there and this will kill at performance
It isn't the market they are aiming at. It's for streaming people that already have a gaming pc I guess not much sense on having a good cpu if can run everything in your main pc.
Because it would be a lot more expensive. I’ve backed this and looking forward to it but mainly because it should do well for what I want and for cheap. If this was much more money I wouldn’t bother
How does it do emulat- oh wait.
can it run fortnight locally
IT'S PRNOUNCED EY-BEE-EX-WHY-LUTE!!
This cagnot run god of war on psp, i ll never buy it
Might get a game streaming handheld when Wifi 7 becomes commonplace in 3-5 years. Until then I feel like handheld streaming devices will be relegated to the niche market. Most things communicate on the 2.4Ghz band and for any reasonable amount of money there are already plenty of portable emulation devices (and of course the Steam Deck).
Bruh they really using old soc, quad core Arm 53? I rather buying a midrange smartphone and still have a better specs.
This seems silly. What is the point of a device just for streaming when can pay a little more for better chipset to play beyond streaming.
Streaming gives better battery life plus the perks like the panel/ res at a lower cost.
@@LEE-ty8vq tell him again.
When you don’t know the point of something, it means you are not the right user for it.
@@AugustineKusiDuah-bk4fr I pledged as I'm the right audience
@@LEE-ty8vq yes
For a pure cloud streaming device that does not have 4G/5G support.. seems pretty rubbish to me.
cloud gaming literaly stadia
I liked Stadia. RIP.
Here’s an honest question… if I have a iPhone 14 Pro Max, why would buy this when I can slap a 100 dollar Backbone on my iPhone and stream directly from there WITH A EVEN HIGHER RESOLUTION SCREEN??😮 honestly there is nothing better than just playing directly from a PC or console. Just buy a Steam Deck or shell out some extra cash for the competition which all cost more like Asus ROG ALLY.
Well I too have an iPhone 14 pro max but no backbone. I do have a clip for an Xbox controller though.
I have backed this because even with having the pro Max, it’s still A lot smaller screen when your displaying a 16:9 screen on it.
Also resolution won’t matter if the stream is 1080p or even 720p.
I’ve tried to make my iPhone do lots of things but I guess I just like dedicated devices
Having a dedicated device is important for people. The use of this device depends on the consumer. You might think you know but you don’t. You have never considered price, use sinarious or anything of the sort. Get your facts right.
For one, how much is the iphone 14 pro max and backbone one you have said in your comment. How much is the steam deck which plays games at 720p. How much is the Ally which is better than the Steam Deck with a justifiable price? If you only want to do steaming of games on a dedicated handheld for 200$, why is it not good. Again, get your facts right when you are talking about tech.
support exfat
Worse than rk3566??😂
Yo
Odin lite is waaaaaaaaaaaay better
I sold my PC, Steam Deck, and gaming laptop just for this! Lol, I'm jk. I'm not that stupid. 🤣
Show off PS5 remote play. No offense, but most people aren't playing on Xbox.
I am and love Xbox remote play with gamepass. I do have the PlayStation plus top subscription but find I play it less than gamepass
@@TimdeVille gamepass library indeed more interesting
Source?
I like both to be honest. Some great first party PlayStation games I enjoy and I’ve enjoyed some of the subscription games like Stray. But there’s also loads of fun games in gamepass I enjoy for very cheap as I did the upgrade deal.
Im lucky that I have both but I wouldn’t say either is better gsmes wise, just different. But Xbox as a service seems better
Cut it out with your reviews.
My wallet is hating me
😂😂😂😂😂
damn dude your hands and wrists look like they gained weight......come on bro
Terrible SoC. if they put something better then sure, if it costed 100-150$ then sure, but like this it's a big no.
Looks like a rip off. Does a lot less than everything else can do... for $200! What a "treat".
I don't want to offend people who has a lot of money to spare but I am from a country where the salary of people is 200 pounds a month and while all the same capabilities and more a 200 pound mobile already has is being sold separately barring the controller(btw mobile controllers accessories can be bought for relatively cheap)if you have cash to through way please donate .Just tell them to make a good (paid if needed) software which assists android in streaming games which will be way more productive for people and money
meh
Stream devices are no doubt still a niche and unproven market. Stop giving us this crap, we don’t want to see STREAMING DEVICES
I mean it's a niche market but it appeals to people like me who want a decent display / battery but can't stretch further on budget.
Streaming my ps5 or PC works great it's hard to notice the delay unless your playing a fast pace fps. Even then it's not a issue aslong as it's a casual experience.
@LEE yes that is a niche market space; A small group of people interested in these type of products. But make no mistake, you are not the majority and sales tend to reflect that. Also what you want out of it doesn’t take away from what the device is and what it was originally designed to do. Your reasoning is all subjective and is a matter of opinion.
Crap processor. Can't emulate anything. NO THANKS!
It's not meant for emulation.
@@LEE-ty8vq it's crap
An actual joke just get an retroid 3 or ayn odin LMAO
Lol, Cloud gaming is trash. Why waste your money on this when you can buy a Steam Deck
"cloud gaming is trash" yeah after that sentence your opinion losses any credibility
(I have a steam deck and boy you don't have any idea how much cloud gaming save me space with games like destiny that have a size of 100 gb xd)
Amd with GeForce now and xcloud this little thing can play From monster hunter to halo infinite and with the extra benefits of saving battery and not being a juggernaut like the steam deck feels on my hands xd
This is less than half the cost of the cheapest deck and is a totally different market segment. A steam deck is not a catch all solution for everyone get over it
@@wondercat6169 ayn odin exists
I have a steam deck and I’m considering getting something like this. For the better screen and battery life, it’s not meant to be compared to a steam deck it’s meant to be a companion to your other devices
@@Justin-hy9xz get ROG ally