Thank you for this awesome video. About 7 months ago I was looking for an upgrade to my cherished yet dated GPD XD+, went with the RG556 and I curl up with it the way people curl up with a good book. Playing my all time favorite PS2 games again on a hand held completely blows me away so much that I upgraded again and tomorrow my Odin 2 Pro Rainbow variant arrives. Even with the Retroid Pocket 5 and Odin Portal about to drop, I still went with the Odin 2 Pro. It's one of those very rare hand helds that was so well designed and built in every way that it'll still be relevant years after its specs have been made obsolete. It's an absolute masterpiece Android retro hand held device.
I also ordered one yesterday but now I noticed that the Odin 2 Portal releases next month for the same price and I already regret my purchase. An OLED screen would've been really nice.
I don't feel that way at all. It's IPS screen is gorgeous, and I have 500 of my all time favorite PS2 games easily running at 3x upscaling with the LED's rocking a killer Mace Windu purple glow. Holy crap do I love to play this thing, and the Rainbow color scheme is so clean.@@poppers7317
@@poppers7317 You can always just return it for a refund or sell it on ebay, especially this close to Christmas if you'd really prefer the Portal instead. I'm still setting it up, so for now I'm just running GooglePlay games along with a custom SD card library of 480 of my all time favorite PS2 games. And just that alone is still so much, and so much fun to play. The last thing on my mind is whether or not I should've waited for something better. The Odin 2 Pro plays and renders them so beautifully at 3x upscaling without even breaking a sweat. The 6" IPS screen is gorgeous, the controls are perfect, it's so comfortable in hand, it's the perfect size and the sound is incredible. And wow does the Rainbow variant look so damn clean in person.
I'm glad they are coming up with more refined and locked in designs and have a very pleasing aesthetic. The 65w charge option is fantastic, and the hall effect triggers and sticks make it sound premium 😁
It's worth noting that the Odin 2 is not google play certified so while you do have the play store, you will run into occasional issues. One example is Wreckfest won't work. Another example is Afterimage, which is ported to Android on the play store but doesn't load on the Odin 2. (The copy I creatively acquired works though. I did buy it first...)
This is stil the best android emulation handheld out there, hell still the best emulation handheld honestly. Makes orher options feel lacking and amatureish when it comes to software and hardware design.
The Odin 2 seems so good, and so comfortable. I have a Miyoo mini plus, a RGB30 and a RG405m at home, I love these devices but I cannot play more than 30 minutes on these because of cramps in my wrists, tendinisis in my thumbs... (Maybe I have too big fingers, not always that great 😅). I'm guessing I wouldn't have these issues with an Odin 2
I have pretty big hands (am 6'3 around 285) and some serious carpal tunnel but the Odin 2 has been the most comfortable device I've used. I have a switch, OLED steam deck, RG405v, Retroid Pocket 3+, PSVita, RGB30, TrimUI Smart Pro, MM+ and others but the Odin 2 remains THE most comfortable for my hands. Up there with the Steam Deck (sometimes more comfy depending on how I'm sitting). @atiq8987
I've used the rp4 pro with the grips and it feels amazing. Jsut got the Odin 2 and... It feels like I'ma gonna get arthritis. I don't like how the analog is soo close to the edge, it's like playing with a switch or "clawing" a phone for fps games. Only reason I upgraded to odin 2 is the power and bigger screen. No regrets.
I started with an Anbernic RG505 gaming handheld this past Christmas. I was blown away that a handheld could play PS2 games. Then came the better handhelds with the Odin 2 which can do 2.5 upscaling and has the full 1080x1920 screen. That is PS2 upscaled 2.5 times is full 1080p resolution. I had no idea. I ripped FFX and FFXII and am playing those on my Odin 2 to perfection. But would be happy with the RG556 running the same. Even the RG505 was beyond my threshold.
how does it feel in your hands compared to the rg556? I have it and its by far the best grip and size for me. I wanted to know if to buy the odin 2 if it only feels the same... Also the Amloed on it its chef's kiss I just hate that the graphic card is so bad that it cannot handle some games I like.
@@HappyRattata The lower side of the case is about halfway between the RG556 and flat. I think that the RG556 goes too far on the grip for space. The feel is good, but I think it is too large. I think that the Odin 2 is a good mid-point. Beware that the Odin 2's joystick caps can come off. I put it in a plastic bag when I am not using it, and am considering glue.
Thank you for describing the buttons because this is very important to me. It was nice if you spared a few seconds to just click all the face buttons and let us hear them. I find very hard to spend so much money, to then be disappointed later. I just like the feeling of a PSP/every ps controller, and not like at all the ps vita buttons. how would you compare the Odin 2 buttons to those examples?
Just pulled the trigger and ordered the max which arrives tomorrow. Fairly new to all of this stuff so I really hope that it's still the top dog 😂 If it has been overtaken can someone give me a heads up. I have 14 days to make up my mind.
@@PolymerJones it really isnt hard to set up. i setup my first android based emulation device watching a Retro Games corps video in a couple hours and it was super easy
this is the 1st hand held since i had a nintendo game & watch DK that im tempted to buy. fast charging + bigger screen + emu's anthing. im in. i also like the rainbow colour buttons.
The one being displayed is actually near $500 not $300. $200 is a big jump and I can't find any videos out there showing the limitations if the base model, it's always the pro ($70+ more) or the max.
You aren’t alone. The vita probably is my favorite handheld form factor. I don’t think I can sell my Odin 2 pro for it though. So maybe I’ll just end up with both lol.
imo that 5000 mah is what makes me happy with my odin 2. no matter how good it looks the odin 2 is defiinitely gonna last longer and it has much better cooling performance on sustained load. this has been proven by the tests reviewers have done agains the aya neo pocket s which is thinner but has a stronger processor. that coolling on the odin 2 albiet louder makes it inherently the most powerful device for emulation you really cant go wrong with
Nah. My Odin 2 Pro with the dock is enough. Odin Mini for me is not worth the price. If I'm looking for a Vita nostalgia, I'll get the Vita Slim instead.
Which buttons have pressure sensitivity(are analog)? The PS2 controller has pressure sensitive Triangle, Square, X, Circle buttons. And the L2, R2 were analog as well. I'm not sure if you were trying to convey this type of information with your clickie/squishy, but i think you were just stating feel.
nice review, im hoping i could get that Ayn Odin but out of budget, and im praying i could get one soon, but i will be happier if i could own a steam deck, haha, new subscriber here from the Philippines
Hi im a noob and would like to get one (odin 2) question is do you sell sd cards loaded with roms, bios, and front end? like the ones you see in aliexpress? thanks
Im gonna buy ayn odin 2 max soon (probably before 2025) and first emulator im gonna install, is winlator - windows emulator. I wanted to try forza horizon 3 and 4 on it or on mobox which is also windows emulator. Have a great day!
@@COROLLA-2024 dude I am stuck , Odin 2 Max vs Retroid Pocket 4 Pro Vs. Odin 2 mini pro vs. Stream deck OLED. I do like the smaller form factors but performance is my main thing I don’t want choppy frame rates . Odin 2 Max is like hitting $500 aaah. Freakin huge investment.
Yeah, also winlator is android only. Ayn odin 2 pro / max is really cool, and in my opinion theyre the best android console like device. Good luck in choosing.
Put it in your pocket and the joystick caps can come off. I love it, but hate that one particular 'feature.' I am going to have to pull out the glue to keep from losing the joy-caps.
How loud are the buttons on these? I'm mostly gonna be using this in public (public transport e.t.c.) so I don't want something very loud that could be annoying to the people around me.
Just got my rainbow Odin 2 Pro a couple weeks bag. It's ergonomically perfect. Been playing through Metroid: Zero Mission. SSX3 (GCN) plays PERFECTLY. What's the MOBA you're playing in the video? I kinda like the idea of a twin-stick MOBA. Also, I've been having trouble with Mupen64 emulation, trying to figure out why the performance is garbage.
Really appreciate you making a practical video that people like myself with 0 technological proficiency can understand. Definitely influenced my decision to buy one. #ClickyNotSquishy
I'm waiting for the review of odin 2 mini, to see if worse spending $400. The only reason I really really want to buy it, it literally a vita 2 if sony didn't mess it up.
I it's more expensive, same hardware, less battery life, smaller screen, not sure about the flat form factor. I mean the screen itself is not worth all the downgrade.
As a steam deck LCD user, I'm planning to buy my little brother the AYN Odin 2 since I'm going away for college in a couple months. What accessories would you all recommend?
how difficult is it to setup the odin max from scratch? is it alot of hours? i just got a 556 but debating switching over the the odin max for the long term of it
No logical reason to get the Max unless you just hate money as the price to performance ratio is far worse than the other two options. The Pro version is more than you'll ever need and the setup is easier than setting up an Anbernic device
@@user-to1su2iy4d the anbernic comes pre setup though, which is why i got that - ease of use. If we see roms change or emulators change it could be adventageous to get the better model no? im not worried about the money side of things, i just want the best.
Double check that you're using high performance mode, I didn't realize I was just on performance mode and there's a dramatic difference after the change. Also, try looking up the compatibility sheet for Odin 2, sometimes there are settings options listed for improving performance (there's a link to the sheet in retro gaming corps' setup guide).
@@CherryBlossomFlowerI agree, I like the black, but I always seem to go for black electronic/gadgets, fancied a change this time. I’m from the U.K. so the rainbow one has that SNES nostalgia factor for me 👍
Thanks for this video. I have a logitech g cloud and it was great so far but i hit a sudden roadblock that killed my love for it. And no - it was not the performance The big issue is that it uses fat32 format which means you will have issues dealing with filesizes over 7gbs (which coincidentally is anythint after gen5) and since i wanted to migrate my switch games (which i own) yo g cloud it was virtually impossible. So here i am, spending 350 on an odin 2 pro. I decided to go black because my fingers get sweaty and i would mess it up
@@DaveyG seem like both? It looks similar to how OLED screens do pixel shifting. But could also be the very minor vibrations that transfer through the desk shock mount to the camera? It only seems to be apparent when you're moving so I feel like it might be something to do with the vibrations or it could be the autofocus from your camera shifting the focus in a weird way? This video is the first one I've seen from your channel I watch some older ones to see if I notice it on the other ones. But other than that this was a dope video. I'm caught between buying an Odin 2 or the OneX Fly.. I feel like the battery trade off is worth being able to emulate everything including PS3/Xbox360/Wii-U
@@wiggygfe I already play PC games on my Odin 2. Winlator, played a chunk of FO3, mass effect, HALO CE. Little limited in newer titles, for the next month or so. Long as no ones a moron and buys a mainline handheld from Asus or MSI or some other dumbfuck late to the party corporation. Ayn already made the best Windows handheld a year ago, then followed it up with the best Android handheld. And we win.
@@Charagrini have gamepass on my odin 2 runs perfect only modern games i want to play is on there . I dont even care for most switch games either but the ones i do have (scarlet/ mario kart 8 , mario wonder runs Perfect
@@GoGetttas Hell yeah bro! This new generation of hardware unlocks EVERYTHING for free. Why buy x game from Ubisoft when some nerds made a better version for free? or you can just emulate, which is quite literally NOT piracy. You are emulating an entire discontinued console, not "just" software. All these pretend game companies that just sell access to their hardware are fudged. Nintendo. Sony. Microsoft....
There's nothing worse for a gamer than getting a device then having to spend 3 hours trying to get emulators to work properly. If you enjoy playing video games more than waiting for stuff to load and reading through instructions online, then avoid Android based handhelds like the plague.
It truly makes no sense why all these companies want to just bypass controller support on their android games when they are well aware that we have controllers that are compatible with Android.
Clicky and not squishy
Never!
But almost clicky...
Thank you for this awesome video. About 7 months ago I was looking for an upgrade to my cherished yet dated GPD XD+, went with the RG556 and I curl up with it the way people curl up with a good book. Playing my all time favorite PS2 games again on a hand held completely blows me away so much that I upgraded again and tomorrow my Odin 2 Pro Rainbow variant arrives. Even with the Retroid Pocket 5 and Odin Portal about to drop, I still went with the Odin 2 Pro. It's one of those very rare hand helds that was so well designed and built in every way that it'll still be relevant years after its specs have been made obsolete. It's an absolute masterpiece Android retro hand held device.
I also ordered one yesterday but now I noticed that the Odin 2 Portal releases next month for the same price and I already regret my purchase.
An OLED screen would've been really nice.
I don't feel that way at all. It's IPS screen is gorgeous, and I have 500 of my all time favorite PS2 games easily running at 3x upscaling with the LED's rocking a killer Mace Windu purple glow. Holy crap do I love to play this thing, and the Rainbow color scheme is so clean.@@poppers7317
@@poppers7317 You can always just return it for a refund or sell it on ebay, especially this close to Christmas if you'd really prefer the Portal instead. I'm still setting it up, so for now I'm just running GooglePlay games along with a custom SD card library of 480 of my all time favorite PS2 games. And just that alone is still so much, and so much fun to play. The last thing on my mind is whether or not I should've waited for something better. The Odin 2 Pro plays and renders them so beautifully at 3x upscaling without even breaking a sweat. The 6" IPS screen is gorgeous, the controls are perfect, it's so comfortable in hand, it's the perfect size and the sound is incredible. And wow does the Rainbow variant look so damn clean in person.
I'm glad they are coming up with more refined and locked in designs and have a very pleasing aesthetic. The 65w charge option is fantastic, and the hall effect triggers and sticks make it sound premium 😁
This is probably my dream android emulation device
It's worth noting that the Odin 2 is not google play certified so while you do have the play store, you will run into occasional issues. One example is Wreckfest won't work. Another example is Afterimage, which is ported to Android on the play store but doesn't load on the Odin 2. (The copy I creatively acquired works though. I did buy it first...)
Are you buying this to play android games 👀
@@bri1085 no of course not, but if it's a capability that the device has, why not exploreit?
I love the your review style man. You cover stuff I myself genuinely care about that the average Joe might not, I appreciate that!
This is stil the best android emulation handheld out there, hell still the best emulation handheld honestly. Makes orher options feel lacking and amatureish when it comes to software and hardware design.
Best way to put it. This feels polished!
I agree
Had an og Odin. Currently really use Loki max and retroid pocket 2S. Leaning torwards Odin 2 mini. Vita aesthetics and perfect psp. I'm in.
Thank you for reviewing this one. My hard earned dineros salute you.
The Odin 2 seems so good, and so comfortable. I have a Miyoo mini plus, a RGB30 and a RG405m at home, I love these devices but I cannot play more than 30 minutes on these because of cramps in my wrists, tendinisis in my thumbs... (Maybe I have too big fingers, not always that great 😅).
I'm guessing I wouldn't have these issues with an Odin 2
Omg same, I'm using bsp d8 controller and cramping my fingers I went numb, do you think this one is the same?
I have pretty big hands (am 6'3 around 285) and some serious carpal tunnel but the Odin 2 has been the most comfortable device I've used. I have a switch, OLED steam deck, RG405v, Retroid Pocket 3+, PSVita, RGB30, TrimUI Smart Pro, MM+ and others but the Odin 2 remains THE most comfortable for my hands. Up there with the Steam Deck (sometimes more comfy depending on how I'm sitting). @atiq8987
I've used the rp4 pro with the grips and it feels amazing. Jsut got the Odin 2 and... It feels like I'ma gonna get arthritis. I don't like how the analog is soo close to the edge, it's like playing with a switch or "clawing" a phone for fps games. Only reason I upgraded to odin 2 is the power and bigger screen. No regrets.
Lots of info and you present it very well. It's nice finding higher end content on RUclips. Well spoken, great video, thank you.
Been eyeballing this device for a while but I think the setup would throw me for a loop
It is a fresh start but totally worth it.
You only do it once. Put ES-DE on the MicroSD and it'll be allset, you can transfer than anywhere.
Great video! Very thorough review! If I don't win the steam deck I'll probably buy this one! Thanks!
Thanks and good luck!
I started with an Anbernic RG505 gaming handheld this past Christmas. I was blown away that a handheld could play PS2 games. Then came the better handhelds with the Odin 2 which can do 2.5 upscaling and has the full 1080x1920 screen. That is PS2 upscaled 2.5 times is full 1080p resolution. I had no idea.
I ripped FFX and FFXII and am playing those on my Odin 2 to perfection. But would be happy with the RG556 running the same. Even the RG505 was beyond my threshold.
how does it feel in your hands compared to the rg556? I have it and its by far the best grip and size for me. I wanted to know if to buy the odin 2 if it only feels the same... Also the Amloed on it its chef's kiss I just hate that the graphic card is so bad that it cannot handle some games I like.
@@HappyRattata The lower side of the case is about halfway between the RG556 and flat. I think that the RG556 goes too far on the grip for space. The feel is good, but I think it is too large. I think that the Odin 2 is a good mid-point. Beware that the Odin 2's joystick caps can come off. I put it in a plastic bag when I am not using it, and am considering glue.
@@kitsinu1 ooooooh so it feels better than the rg556 that’s all I needed to hear! Thanks appreciate it!
@@HappyRattata If you feel the RG556 is too big, then that is probably true.
Thank you for describing the buttons because this is very important to me. It was nice if you spared a few seconds to just click all the face buttons and let us hear them. I find very hard to spend so much money, to then be disappointed later. I just like the feeling of a PSP/every ps controller, and not like at all the ps vita buttons. how would you compare the Odin 2 buttons to those examples?
Been dreaming of getting either an Odin 2 or a Steam Deck. They both look great for different reasons!
That’s where I’m at. I think this might be better for the value
Just pulled the trigger and ordered the max which arrives tomorrow. Fairly new to all of this stuff so I really hope that it's still the top dog 😂 If it has been overtaken can someone give me a heads up. I have 14 days to make up my mind.
Ima about to do that too. Did you find it preconfigured ? Did you consider the mini ? Let a brotha know
@@PolymerJones it really isnt hard to set up. i setup my first android based emulation device watching a Retro Games corps video in a couple hours and it was super easy
this is the 1st hand held since i had a nintendo game & watch DK that im tempted to buy. fast charging + bigger screen + emu's anthing. im in. i also like the rainbow colour buttons.
looking forward to Odin Mini reviews..
Oh cool, you've got the rainbow console same as me ❤
The one being displayed is actually near $500 not $300. $200 is a big jump and I can't find any videos out there showing the limitations if the base model, it's always the pro ($70+ more) or the max.
Ram and internal storage. They're the only difference. Switch emulation will suffer a bit, besides that, everything else is going to be the same.
Emulation like what ? Because all my switch games runs as they should on my base model@@aurelios69 , but yes the pro and max has more storage and ram
You're really just paying for future proofing.
@@BurningLettucefuture proofing hm what a concept . Not throwing it away a year later
Got the Base Model, Runs everything very smooth including Switch Games. The only real limitation right now are the Emulators.
I'd love to own one of these and the Steam deck too!
Dude I have an Odin 2 and I love it but ever since the Odin mini got announced I’ve been contemplating getting it for the vita nostalgia😭
You aren’t alone. The vita probably is my favorite handheld form factor. I don’t think I can sell my Odin 2 pro for it though. So maybe I’ll just end up with both lol.
imo that 5000 mah is what makes me happy with my odin 2. no matter how good it looks the odin 2 is defiinitely gonna last longer and it has much better cooling performance on sustained load. this has been proven by the tests reviewers have done agains the aya neo pocket s which is thinner but has a stronger processor. that coolling on the odin 2 albiet louder makes it inherently the most powerful device for emulation you really cant go wrong with
oh i own an odin 2 i was played skyrim for roughly 3 hours at 60% brightness and lost like 30% battery
Nah. My Odin 2 Pro with the dock is enough. Odin Mini for me is not worth the price. If I'm looking for a Vita nostalgia, I'll get the Vita Slim instead.
the smaller screen though is a deal breaker :(
How does Sega Saturn run? Can you upscale?
Do you know if in this console can I run Sega Saturn games? Thanks
Which buttons have pressure sensitivity(are analog)? The PS2 controller has pressure sensitive Triangle, Square, X, Circle buttons. And the L2, R2 were analog as well.
I'm not sure if you were trying to convey this type of information with your clickie/squishy, but i think you were just stating feel.
nice review, im hoping i could get that Ayn Odin but out of budget, and im praying i could get one soon, but i will be happier if i could own a steam deck, haha, new subscriber here from the Philippines
Nice welcome aboard!
Hi im a noob and would like to get one (odin 2) question is do you sell sd cards loaded with roms, bios, and front end? like the ones you see in aliexpress? thanks
What was the Dragon Ball fighting game he was playing at 3:40?
Dragonball advance adventure
Came to the comment section for this exact answer. Thank you! @@DaveyG
Yeah, the Odin 2 is so...beefy.
I swear I’m still holding out for that 6.7 inch ayn odin 3 with amoled
Im gonna buy ayn odin 2 max soon (probably before 2025) and first emulator im gonna install, is winlator - windows emulator. I wanted to try forza horizon 3 and 4 on it or on mobox which is also windows emulator. Have a great day!
You can emulate windows ? What windows ? And like cracked windows games ??
Not only cracked, but well the winlator emu is cool, it emulates windows xp / 10 and its and its really optimized.
@@COROLLA-2024 dude I am stuck , Odin 2 Max vs Retroid Pocket 4 Pro
Vs. Odin 2 mini pro vs. Stream deck OLED. I do like the smaller form factors but performance is my main thing I don’t want choppy frame rates . Odin 2 Max is like hitting $500 aaah. Freakin huge investment.
And functionality like being able to connect to air pods, and overall the coolest most impressive and hopefully future proof ?
Yeah, also winlator is android only. Ayn odin 2 pro / max is really cool, and in my opinion theyre the best android console like device. Good luck in choosing.
Put it in your pocket and the joystick caps can come off. I love it, but hate that one particular 'feature.' I am going to have to pull out the glue to keep from losing the joy-caps.
How loud are the buttons on these? I'm mostly gonna be using this in public (public transport e.t.c.) so I don't want something very loud that could be annoying to the people around me.
Saying click and not squishy 500 times? Great work.
Just got my rainbow Odin 2 Pro a couple weeks bag. It's ergonomically perfect. Been playing through Metroid: Zero Mission. SSX3 (GCN) plays PERFECTLY. What's the MOBA you're playing in the video? I kinda like the idea of a twin-stick MOBA. Also, I've been having trouble with Mupen64 emulation, trying to figure out why the performance is garbage.
I really want the rainbow instead of black but man.. that price jump sucks.
Do you think it's better to get the Odin 2 Pro or the Steam Deck?
I've been really looking at this looking at emulating Summon Night 5 PSP, Trails in the Sky and the Mario Galaxy games.
All i got from it was thats its clicky and not squishy. Cool video i just ordered mine to mostly play native android games hopefully its fun :D
Really appreciate you making a practical video that people like myself with 0 technological proficiency can understand. Definitely influenced my decision to buy one.
#ClickyNotSquishy
I'm waiting for the review of odin 2 mini, to see if worse spending $400. The only reason I really really want to buy it, it literally a vita 2 if sony didn't mess it up.
Not sure if I should wait on reviews for the Odin mini or just go for the Odin 2.
If you want to carry the odin with you get the mini if you want to use it at home get the odin 2
I it's more expensive, same hardware, less battery life, smaller screen, not sure about the flat form factor. I mean the screen itself is not worth all the downgrade.
As a steam deck LCD user, I'm planning to buy my little brother the AYN Odin 2 since I'm going away for college in a couple months. What accessories would you all recommend?
As a Xbox series x and 2ds user I recommend a higher storage capacity
i can't decide which color i like them all
Its funny....
This video was clicky, but not squishy!
What about streaming from local PC Via Steam link or moonlight? Would this be decent for it?
RIP Odin 2, long live Odin 2 mini!!
I'll have to get my hands on that!
odin 2 Better bro. Mini is not that great
@@joelgrebinsilvestri pocketable = better
how difficult is it to setup the odin max from scratch? is it alot of hours? i just got a 556 but debating switching over the the odin max for the long term of it
No logical reason to get the Max unless you just hate money as the price to performance ratio is far worse than the other two options. The Pro version is more than you'll ever need and the setup is easier than setting up an Anbernic device
@@user-to1su2iy4d the anbernic comes pre setup though, which is why i got that - ease of use. If we see roms change or emulators change it could be adventageous to get the better model no? im not worried about the money side of things, i just want the best.
My question is, would this be better than and run better than modding a PS Vita into a super emulator?
PSP isn’t going to run ps2 games
Just ordered my odin 2 pro rainbow!
I like more squishy than clicky personally.
What is that Dragon Ball Z game that you’re playing?
Advance adventure GBA
I really wanna just see them make it a normal high performance 8" android tablet tbh
what sword fighting are you playing @5:09 ? Looks like fun
How do you get games into it?
Can it play Wii, WiiU and 3DS perfectly fine as well?
How does it compare to the Steam Deck Oled or the ROG Ally X?
Yes, and strong but not x86 based
Where can you buy it pre configured
That's against the law, due to way too many possible copyright infringements.
Do you think this is worth getting if you already have the Nintendo switch ?
What for? To play other systems?
I have both. The answer is an absolute YES. Except for switch games, I use my Odin2, including going on RUclips and anything else my phone can do.
$370 ?, screw that
Nice watch! Is that the Skx007?
Yeah, and thanks! It's the 24hr one link - amzn.to/3QT1lJf
best charger for the odin 2 pro?
please tell me...
Any 65w pd charger from anker
What settings do you use for hit and run ? I have the Odin 2 pro and get constant frame drops / stutters . Thanks .
Double check that you're using high performance mode, I didn't realize I was just on performance mode and there's a dramatic difference after the change. Also, try looking up the compatibility sheet for Odin 2, sometimes there are settings options listed for improving performance (there's a link to the sheet in retro gaming corps' setup guide).
Thanks very informative
Is the rainbow and cold grey the same body color, just different buttons?
I do not own any of the Odin devices, but I’ve seen many videos and I do believe that they are the same color, just different buttons.
@@CherryBlossomFlower Great, thanks for the info, much appreciated 👍. Think it’s going to be the rainbow one!
@@tazmo2237 I think I’m also going to go for the rainbow one! Just wish the base model came in different colors as well.
@@CherryBlossomFlowerI agree, I like the black, but I always seem to go for black electronic/gadgets, fancied a change this time. I’m from the U.K. so the rainbow one has that SNES nostalgia factor for me 👍
NO! gray is different!! cold gray is DARKER.
RectaFisures on the decidueye? Really?
My dude playing that stretched out version of windwaker. Get you a gecko code or a patch 💀
Thanks for this video.
I have a logitech g cloud and it was great so far but i hit a sudden roadblock that killed my love for it. And no - it was not the performance
The big issue is that it uses fat32 format which means you will have issues dealing with filesizes over 7gbs (which coincidentally is anythint after gen5) and since i wanted to migrate my switch games (which i own) yo g cloud it was virtually impossible.
So here i am, spending 350 on an odin 2 pro. I decided to go black because my fingers get sweaty and i would mess it up
great video but the camera shaking is making me sick...
I think it's actually the ibis on my camera on the top down or the static shots?
@@DaveyG seem like both? It looks similar to how OLED screens do pixel shifting.
But could also be the very minor vibrations that transfer through the desk shock mount to the camera? It only seems to be apparent when you're moving so I feel like it might be something to do with the vibrations or it could be the autofocus from your camera shifting the focus in a weird way?
This video is the first one I've seen from your channel I watch some older ones to see if I notice it on the other ones.
But other than that this was a dope video.
I'm caught between buying an Odin 2 or the OneX Fly..
I feel like the battery trade off is worth being able to emulate everything including PS3/Xbox360/Wii-U
5:05 you could just play hot pursuit via "switch" if you "own" the game
Nah Nintendo is scummy. It's always ethical to pirate their content.
can it run Darkwatch at 60 fps?
It can! I have it at 3x resolution and it plays smooth.
@@jeremytamayo2538 with 60 fps patch? Wow. Please can you record a video? That is crazy
@@jeremytamayo2538i have it on 4x res
Can you guys teach me how to play Controller input on unite mobile?
Those damned ninjas!
clicky and not squishy infinite looping in my mind...lol
The goal 😂
Before I buy? Bullshit I already ordered it.
I think that you're a fan of clicky and not squishy buttons...
Must buy 😊
PS3 ?
No OLED or AMOLED
NO DEAL
RG556 HAS AMOLED
Take a much much weaker device for a different screen. Smart
I want to see the ayn odin 2 lite, i think it will be a exellent complement to the steam deck.
Wow I want a steam deck please
I need it❤❤❤❤
Before you buy the Odin 2 for 300, ask yourself why you waited to buy one already. Literally no reason not to unless you prefer Windows.
Or unless you want to play ps3, wii u, pc games ect.. That being said, I'm waiting for delivery of my Odin 2 😊
@@wiggygfe I already play PC games on my Odin 2. Winlator, played a chunk of FO3, mass effect, HALO CE. Little limited in newer titles, for the next month or so.
Long as no ones a moron and buys a mainline handheld from Asus or MSI or some other dumbfuck late to the party corporation. Ayn already made the best Windows handheld a year ago, then followed it up with the best Android handheld. And we win.
@@Charagrini have gamepass on my odin 2 runs perfect only modern games i want to play is on there . I dont even care for most switch games either but the ones i do have (scarlet/ mario kart 8 , mario wonder runs Perfect
@@GoGetttas Hell yeah bro! This new generation of hardware unlocks EVERYTHING for free. Why buy x game from Ubisoft when some nerds made a better version for free? or you can just emulate, which is quite literally NOT piracy. You are emulating an entire discontinued console, not "just" software. All these pretend game companies that just sell access to their hardware are fudged. Nintendo. Sony. Microsoft....
👌
BEEFY
Beefy, and clickey.
There's nothing worse for a gamer than getting a device then having to spend 3 hours trying to get emulators to work properly. If you enjoy playing video games more than waiting for stuff to load and reading through instructions online, then avoid Android based handhelds like the plague.
Got Mine 3 weeks ago. Took me Like 5 Minutes from unpacking to playing the First ps2 Game on it.
@milanvranjesevic4789 my boy's a wizard!
Clicky and subcrippy
So disgusted that Genshin Impact does not have native controller support on Android.
It truly makes no sense why all these companies want to just bypass controller support on their android games when they are well aware that we have controllers that are compatible with Android.