It seems like there are so many 6800U handhelds out now, that there could be a showdown episode. I'm not sure how different each one is in terms of price, features, and performance.
@@Prodbytocile That would be my guess as well, it's also the one I backed. I'd still love to see a comparison between all the devices tho. I'm most intrigued by the AYN Loki Max tho, sadly that one is not out yet and it seems like it'll take a while (that being said, I support their decision to take their time to perfect the product as much as they can).
@@ov3rkill Yea but Aya Neo 2 is the best option since is better and more premium and sold worldwide, whereas Valve's steam deck is not sold worldwide yet there are a plenty of countries a big market, and is like more than a year and half, that is why Aya Neo 2 is best option.
It's amazing how DDR5 has enabled handhelds to actually game. DDR6 will be the next step for handhelds, since I doubt we will see HBM on these devices.
Number of GPU CUs play a big role as well. I imagine you could increase the size of the Igpu significantly before being bottlenecked by memory bandwidth.
@@OC.TINYYY I personally only see incremental improvement until DDR6. As a first generation adopter of AMD APUs, the memory bandwidth power to performance ratio is always a tricky thing to balance. DDR5 8000+ sounds awesome, but how expensive will it be? And how available will it be? The base performance upgrade from a memory standpoint is how you gauge improving for low power/sffpc. You can stuff all this cool stuff into a PC with an APU, but it quickly becomes more expensive and less performance than a traditional setup.
@@Mechanical_Series1 Energy storage will be an issue for most everything if politicians keep pushing for the ban of fossil fuels. Not that I like coal, but we got a big issue coming if battery tech doesn't rapidly improve.
Should more have a chart that ranks performance based on the cost. $400 for the base Steam Deck is an insane value. The handheld in this video, base is $1200 for 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. 2TB 2230 SSD will run $470-$500. From what I've seen, despite having twice the cores and threads, these handhelds only have modest more performance then the Steam Deck. What the Steam Deck requires Low settings to play most of these other handhelds can only do Medium (and that's with the SD only having 15W draw and other handhelds doing like 25W+).
I would prefer an 8.4" version over the mini. Though I don't think they will announce a new 8.4" because the (poorly designed) AOKZOE A1 is the new 8.4" even though it's 8".
I have their 8.4" 1165g7, and I emailed them asking if they planned to do a 6800U version. They did not confirm. The form factor is ideal, 7" just isn't my favorite.
@@Gorger12 I had that exact same model and spec, in fact I was an original backer on their Indiegogo campaign. The of OXP 8.4" 1165g7 is a great system, but it was let down by Intel's drivers. It plays some games better in Windows vs the Steam Deck, but its the Intel chip that holds it back. Beautiful screen and size though. I'd buy a 6800u version if they ever released one.
Could you do an eGPU video including a few different cards like you did for the aya neo 2? That was a great video and it would be nice to see any differences between the devices. A final comparison between the 4 handheld devices video that you mentioned would be awesome too! Keep up the great content!!
I wonder if AMD will start making lower end CPU's with higher end iGPU's. You don't need an 8 core CPU to play most of the games you would play on a handheld. A Ryzen 6600U with a Radeon 680M would be more than enough and the cost would be quite a bit lower.
The 6600U and 6800U have the same die size, that means they're the same chip, just the 6600U has a few things disabled. It is possible they could bin a CPU with more CUs enabled, why they don't do it i have no idea, maybe to keep said chip from cannibalizing 6800U sales?
@@kajurn791 from what I hear, not all chips comes out perfect. Some might have some irregularities that might impact the advertised performance. Rather than throwing that chip away, they can take say a chip that did have 8 cores but 2 are either damaged or unstable and so they disable those 2 cores and make it a lower tier chip
I've been waiting on this one. It's a bit expensive, but between the Aya Neo 2/Geek and this new OneXPlayer, I feel these two are the top handhelds on the market.
Aya Neo 2 mops the floor with GDP and One X Player/AokZoe because the screen has no bezel, it's much better quality, and you can crank the tdp up to 33 watt.
If this were released pre-Steam Deck era, then I'd be drooling all over it, but the issue for me is, that once Valve released its handheld with FULL-SIZED analog sticks, I just can't unsee that missing ergonomic feature, in virtually ALL handhelds released after it. I really hope the leading companies in the handheld community fully embrace the integration of full-sized controls.
If you haven't gotten used to the trackpads yet they are a game changer. I held off for awhile but I recently played through Dishonored and the top community profile had the trackpads and gyro setup really nicely. I was using the stick for story stuff and trackpads for aiming in gameplay stuff. Works shockingly well especially after a little practice. I don't feel that far behind using my Logitech G Pro and I've never felt close to that on the joysticks. Also the Steam Deck added something interesting called flick stick I've yet to try. Basically you map your right stick to spin your character exactly 360° so if you flick the stick down your character will instantly do a full 180. Then you use the gyro for vertical aim. Apparently people absolutely love it and say it can be more accurate than trackpads. It sounds bizarre and I'm sure it has a learning curve. But the Steam Deck having so many ways to interact with it's controls is so amazing. SteamOS itself also has made PC gaming more straightforward and console like then ever before which I think lends itself well to a handheld where you just wanna play a game instead of tinkering with stuff on the go.
Your half right and half wrong. Steam deck is much much cheaper but it's less powerful. This one is insane pricy but it's kinda BEAST comparing to Steam Deck.
Man... WHEN and IF I get the money to get one of these, I'll definitely get one ASAP! Definitely wanna try and have a handheld gaming pc just this once.
Love your work, your channel and your constant updating with new content. Would it be possible to make a video of the Aya Neo 2, OXP MIni Pro and the Steam Deck running Cyber Punk?
I almost go broke when I visit Shenzhen last time. They have alot of these things everywhere as well as garment factories and foods. The scale is very large.
I always love how you reviewed techs esp you do emulations. I would love to see you demo a CTR:Nitro Fueled on YUZU next time. More great contents to go man😁🙏
Aya Neo 2 is the best option since is better and more premium and sold worldwide, whereas Valve's steam deck is not sold worldwide yet there are a plenty of countries a big market, and is like more than a year and half, that is why Aya Neo 2 is best option.
@@leilavergerius9223 not really steam deck has great support from valve and is very serviceable for repairs with again support from valve also providing the parts you would need good luck getting that from one of these handhelds and the price and performance of the steam deck compared to these handhelds keeps it on top ya they are not in worldwide markets yet but they will be eventually 🤷🏻♂️if you can get it the steam deck is king of the hill
It's almost 2023, the rule on portable battery size needs to change! The technology behind battery management and production has come in so far we should be able to go up to 100 watts in portable battery size. Really frustrating now as the power of the handhelds is there, just lacking the battery size to make them a major player in the gaming market. Great video as always ETA Prime 👌💪
There are engineering challenges involved with putting bigger batteries in portable devices besides just a law. Even if you do overcome those challenges the next step would be to do extensive testing for safety validation, which takes time and costs money. And besides all that, a larger battery capacity means a physically larger, heavier battery, and it'll take even longer to charge. Not worth it, imo. Better to wait for improvements in efficiency so we can do the same or more with less. Only way I can see larger capacity batteries making into portable devices is if the energy density increases significantly. In the last 10 years Lithium battery energy density hasn't really improved all that much, and is unlikely to do so in the near future; we just kept putting physically bigger batteries because our devices kept getting larger and/or more space efficient.
Jolly super video, Prime! 👍 A new full-up video every day . . . still blown away by your work rate, consistency and reliability, wow! Let's get you to 10M+ subs! Kindest regards and have a good weekend, friends.
Interesting to know what kind of VR performance can be had with the stuff you review, especially the APUs. I don't know if there's a benchmark or something? It's always difficult to show off VR experiences I know.
I have some Questions to ask: 1. How to download games inside Onexplayer system? 2. Since every video games from seperate consoles are able to be in one system. Are we able to play any furture games that are coming up soon? 3. Does the Onexplayer system is able to play against someone online or local from another device such as the switch, playstation and xbox. Does console has the ability to play against another person if the person only have the switch but not the Onexplayer devices. meaning are we able to play with someone with different device to connect online or rather in person such as local? 4. what system app to download games. if so then,are the game free to buy or not inside the store game system? 5. are there any advice and feedback to know more about the device becasue it seems to be good and im new at this by seeing it because there are new games coming soon however what happen if we buy the game that only manage to get the game instead of the rest from whats coming in the future. such as nintendo online? 6. Is there an online payment in order to play online with other people just as similar as other game device system? 7. If theres a new DLC games that are coming soon how to download along with it? 8. also lets not forget the amiibo figure: Since the device does look similar from the switch itself however its different from its own source of big feature, Are we able to used amiibos and if not then how are we able to put the dlc feature in the game which the nintedo did allows and showed us how to used it.. for example: splatoon does have good featrues of cloths that does excite the audince to wear or special abilities power.. is there another way to access to amiibos to the OnexPLayer devices or amiibos are not used for special needs to extra gameplay for this device?
@@Synysterpaget84 thats not the specific answers that I'm suppose to be recieve hpowever the question is for the youtube which he did say give "him" some questions for himself to answer which is the guy from the video.
Was interested until I saw the price. I wish you'd start stating the prices instead of making us click away. I love your channel and that's the only gripe I have lol.
I wish more of these x86 handhelds would allow you to set the screen refresh rate from the quick menu like the steam deck. I want to play AAA games at 40fps to save battery and get a smoother experience but the only device I have found that allows this is the deck.
Then get the Deck. If playing you games at 40 fps is your goal then it'll do just fine. All AAA games I've tested run fine, with 30 fps being the minimum
@@doooouge1136 literally don’t understand how you can argue against a 1200 dollar handheld having a feature found on a 400 dollar handheld lol. It adds choice and flexibility to how your games run on the device which is always a good thing.
@@dcarpenter85 I'm not arguing against it at all. I'm just saying that the Deck is perfect for what you want already based on what you have said. I'm glad there is choice. A bit of competition is healthy
I've pre-ordered this one, Should be shipping anytime soon. I love the I/O on their devices, Plenty of storage options, can easily get 5TB and still have a type c port for charging. I love the Onexplayer 5800U 8.4"Inch screen.
@@WitchDoctor87 I guarantee you he's an engineer of sorts who happens to be enthustiastic about tech like this. Forking out 1½ grand on a toy isn't that much of an issue in that position
@@bravefastrabbit770 The form factor and the I/O and windows and how quickly it's available, I have the 256GB Deck but I don't like Linux, especially in desktop mode and it's a big bertha device with 1 Type C port, I find other devices much more hassle free and much more storage friendly.
I managed to get the 16gb & 1tb model for $969 pre-order offer. I can't wait to see a tear down video to see how upgradable the device is. I have a spare 2tb m.2 I'd like to put in it to increase the storage.
I still have nightmares of my experience with the 2021 Onexplayer, And that d-pad, YUCK! Looks like nothings changed there. GPD is the one that seems to 'get it' as far as dpads go.
So I just finally received my 6800u. Got it all set up. Was going through the settings and found that windows quarantined a Worm. I removed it. Been scanning my device ever since. I bought the device through the official site during the preorder.
Hopefully, the next generation range of Premium handheld gaming PCs will be powerful enough that they can be marketed also to serve as many peoples’ general desktop PC, it would make the higher prices actually more appealing and justifiable.
Oh no. I had my Onexplayer long before the Steam Deck and there were other better Windows handhelds out there. The steam deck has followed suit. Unfortunately without Windows. That's why I can't do anything with my Steamdeck and stick with the Onexplayer with an 8.4-inch screen. :-)
@@No0o0o0o0o0 imo if you wanna run windows on a Steam Deck, the you need to find another handheld. Aya sells a handheld with windows 11 for under $300 and it’s not recommended to use Windows 10/11 on a steam deck. You may lose even more performance.
@@giotorres9848 it's a great device. I think it's in a sweet spot of screen size and battery life. Most other handhelds are 7in or smaller. I think 8in is the perfect size to be an all in one device 👍🏽
The thing that will always set the steam deck as king of the handhelds is the trackpads. I dont know why nobody is talking about that. These trackpads are so much better than analog sticks at navigating an interface or aiming in game that i would never even consider buying a handheld device that doesnt have trackpads like the steam deck.
Hello. Many thanks for your great video. I have the onexplayer 1s and love it. You mentioned that you have not heard anything that they are bringing a 6800u version out. I think the aokzoe a1 is a new branded onexplayer as the software and the design seem to be same or very similar especially the overlay feature. What do you think, will they bring out the classic onexplayer with, 32gb ram, 6800u with the 8.4 inch screen. Many thanks.
I love seeing these units. But man, the price tag is a huge turn off. At that price you could make a decent AAA gaming pc. Love the videos though thanks for sharing.
love how much performance has rapidly increased on these handheld. but until battery life improves, gonna stick to my steam deck. $1200+ for under 2 hours of playtime is unacceptable at this price point. 4 hours minimum, 6 hours would be optimal.
I’ve had the OneXplayer 1S, and while it was a great device, it was my least favorite handheld behind the original Aya Neo and the Steam Deck. Considering the major improvements Aya has made with the Neo 2, this seems like too little too late, especially considering the lower price of the Neo for arguably a better product. At this point, the Aya Neo Geek seems to be the best buy. It’s only $100 more than the 512GB Steam Deck and you get a bigger battery, better screen, more compact design and more power. The $400 Steam Deck remains the value king and the higher end Aya Neo 2 is only worth it if you’re going to do more than just gaming on your handheld. If not, the 800p Aya Neo Geek seems to be the perfect combination of premium device, great performance and (relatively) good value. I’m more than satisfied with my Steam Deck, but if the Neo Geek had come out a few months earlier, I would have bought that.
@@bonepileofficial I didn't even realize that. That could explain why the bottom port on the AOKZOE is recessed more that usual. I haven't heard anyone talk about it, but you can't use every USB c cable on the AOKZOE bottom port 🤷🏽♂️
:) WOW! I am not a gamer, BUT my daughters are:) I AM interested in the last part wehre an eGPU for full blown desktop? Or can you hook to a usbC for external Monitor for desktop?? Even as I am not a gamer, may be able to swallow the price for a current gen UMPC? THANKS MUCH FOR SHARING and ALL THE BEST! Cheers :)
man they sharked out a 6800u verison in like no time. that's insane. Kinda makes me sad about my Loki Max pre-order. But I wont cancel. I feel like cancelling would be rude AND they are working hard. And I want to give them the benefit. So far they confirmed Loki Max having the ability to change resolution AND refresh rate (60/50/40) which is dope. So I am hoping theirs is taking longer because they are putting more love and care into it. Which suits me nicely.
I have a Loki preordered as well but one major thing it lacks over other 6800u device is 20Gbs limit over USB4 This means no eGPU support which requires 40Gbs.
@@BarelyAverageDude technically you don't need the full 40G for eGPU support. It just means you cant use some crazy high end gpu. Slower gpus that are still faster than the 6800u should work. As long as ayntec enable eGPU support at the hardware level FOR ME, its a freaking handheld, i won't be using it as a desktop with an eGPU. Honestly that whole thing is just weird to me.
".... I feel like cancelling would be rude...." bro companies don't care about you. Only your money 💰. Don't cancelling for any other reason except being "rude ". When it comes time to throw you under the bus ,they won't even hesitate. 💯
@ETA PRIME I know that this is a new handheld and wouldn't be nice to open it up. But could you consider an inside views of it and compare it to the last gen one. Could be interesting to see if there's any differences between the Socs.
I almost ordered this instead of the ayaneo but the ayaneo was available for pre-order sooner but man both brands are expensive for the decked out 32gb ram/2tb models :/
@@hermannott7743 Really? Huh.. maybe I had the wrong website. Oh well they're basically identical specs so was still a good video to see the performance. When are they supposed to ship yours?
@@HearMeLearn Oh no. Windows is the reason why I only use my Onexplayer with 8.4 inch screen and the annoying Steam Deck without Windows is lying in the corner here. Not even my Xbox Game Pass runs on it. Everything runs perfectly out of the box on the Onexplayer.
Hi, is it possible to do a video on the onceplayer joystick problems, they seem problematic when it come to aiming in fps games, can u show how we could manage this maybe via software or something. We're still waiting for a firmware update but nothing yet, maybe someone of your stature in this field could shine the light on it and maybe that will push the company to expedite the fix. We've been waiting for YEARS!. Thank you and keep up the amazing content 🙏
Hey Man love your videos and your reviews. So informative and honest. I have a question. I bought a onexplayer mini pro after watching your vid about it. I got it for xmas and its updated and all but there is a battery issue as it won't charge. i go the dock as well and plugged that in which lights up and supplies ethernet fine but still won't charge the unit. Could you suggest anything? Thanks.
Windows has such a huge overhead on a portable device like this. I would love to see how much more power you can get running Linux on this. I checked the website and they don't offer a Linux variant, so I guess I'll pass.
How is the upgradability on these handhelds. I know Steam Deck has plenty of guides, but if you wanted to buy a lower version of this one and upgrade it, how hard is it to do?
Steamdeck has 800p and a unique quad 32bit memory config that favors the gpu. Will probably run windows better than the steamdeck with the added cpu cores but the gpu will likely not see much an improvement.
waiting for the ryzen 7k mobile cpus rdna 3... for sure they going to rock the handheld gaming... will be named ryzen 8000u for sure... i just hope prices will go down below 500usd for a terabyte 16gb setup would be so worth every penny... and battery should last longer since having newer tech doesnt need to fully boost tdp to play games on 800p 1200p
I just sold my 7700hq + gtx1070 laptop for this one xplayer mini pro.😅 Its portability and performance are amazing, IMO even much better than mini pc such as beelink/minisforum which using similar APU. Yes it would be limited into single nvme drive and 16GB ram but i got a decent screen, battery and built-in controller on the go. Another amazing thing is USB 4.0 that allows us to connect eGPU for extra gaming punch. I've scouted aliexpress and these kind of egpu docking cost around 100USD. But there is a concerning aspect with the 16GB model; expect an early ssd failure due to high virtual memory usage. Simple math, 10GB of available system RAM and 6GB shared RAM for 680M. Recent games demands a lot of RAM, for example my favorite one: Transport Fever 2 with megalomaniac map + mods (a bunch of it) needs 16-18GB and still increasing. So if possible just go for 32GB RAM model, much more future-proof and your expensive ssd would be kept in low TBW.
Hey ETA, long time subscriber. Just wanted to make it known, there is a RUclips channel, Jimmy shun, who stole this video as their own. Just wanted to let you know.
Ok, and now that we have all of these shiny 6800u based all around, shouldn't those handhelds based on older hardware go on sale? An Athlon Silver 3050e for 180/200 would be nice.
@@jollyrancherchick Just the fact that the Steamdeck is a thing and that it is almost half the price. And sorry, this machine is not up to a full size laptop perfs yet.
Handheld Windows gaming devices seem like pure luxury. Having the most versatile OS in the palm of your hand. I really hope triple A developers start lowering the specs for their new games so we can all run the newest games on handheld windows pcs. I just wish the batter life was better.
You used to review affordable devices and I loved watching the videos. These expensive ones are nice to watch but I would never spend that kind of money on a gaming device. It kinda takes something away from the videos...
He still reviews affordable devices, Retroid Pocket 3, Anbernic Devices, the cheaper models from Aya Neo and other several retrohandhelds. The thing is that recently, companies like Aya Neo and One X Player are literally throwing a new device to the market every 3 months, so there is not much to review than that.
Variety is always better. Couldn't disagree more with this comment. Does he need to make videos on more cheaper products or do you need to step your game up and make more money? 🤔
@@Ant_370 kinda ignorant lol I know many rich people who are cheaper/stingier than poor people aka they buy second hand but live in mansions and crazy cars in number, dress humble. The poor? Expensive phone, clothes no home only takeout food. Spending is subjective. What he means is one could previously aspire to obtain the same item they seen on RUclips “As Seen On RUclips” but now it feels out of reach since now it feels or seems more like a marketing gig to him compared to before where it was “for the players” Nothing wrong with that
Really wish they would have finally added a microSD card slot. As someone who keeps roms across several microSD cards, this is frustrating to see. An otherwise great looking device.
When will we see Nintendo/Sony/Microsoft release their next gen handheld device which can connect to an EGPU proprietary dock (not limited by Thunderbolt 3/4 lanes) to unleash 4k 144Hz HDR Ray Traced graphics of the same game we play on the handheld without having to buy a new remastered/4k edition of it. Nintendo - Next Gen Switch/Wii U using Nvidia next Gen Tegra on main handheld device and RTX 4000 series dock. Sony - Next Gen PSP Vita using next gen AMD 7000 series mobile APU on main handheld device and RX7000 series dock.
Im ready to see a eGPU episode for the Onexplayer AMD 6800U!!!! I tried to get One-Netbook to upload a video about it but they too damn lazy and sorry to do it!! They don't give a damn about what they releasing as long as they getting paid
can you imagine watching this in the early/mid 2000s? it would have been MIND BLOWING
It's definitely a step up from game gear
It seems like there are so many 6800U handhelds out now, that there could be a showdown episode. I'm not sure how different each one is in terms of price, features, and performance.
I'd love to see that too!
Aya neo is the best for the price
@@Prodbytocile That would be my guess as well, it's also the one I backed. I'd still love to see a comparison between all the devices tho. I'm most intrigued by the AYN Loki Max tho, sadly that one is not out yet and it seems like it'll take a while (that being said, I support their decision to take their time to perfect the product as much as they can).
I just hope they would compete on lowering their prices that is close to Steam Deck.
@@ov3rkill Yea but Aya Neo 2 is the best option since is better and more premium and sold worldwide, whereas Valve's steam deck is not sold worldwide yet there are a plenty of countries a big market, and is like more than a year and half, that is why Aya Neo 2 is best option.
It's amazing how DDR5 has enabled handhelds to actually game. DDR6 will be the next step for handhelds, since I doubt we will see HBM on these devices.
Number of GPU CUs play a big role as well. I imagine you could increase the size of the Igpu significantly before being bottlenecked by memory bandwidth.
We now have LPDDR5 8500mhz as well. So that'll be used on the 7800u next year doubt.
@@OC.TINYYY I personally only see incremental improvement until DDR6. As a first generation adopter of AMD APUs, the memory bandwidth power to performance ratio is always a tricky thing to balance. DDR5 8000+ sounds awesome, but how expensive will it be? And how available will it be? The base performance upgrade from a memory standpoint is how you gauge improving for low power/sffpc. You can stuff all this cool stuff into a PC with an APU, but it quickly becomes more expensive and less performance than a traditional setup.
Honestly I would prefer an upgrade on the battery side of things. Then we could think about the CPU and GPU performance increase.
@@Mechanical_Series1 Energy storage will be an issue for most everything if politicians keep pushing for the ban of fossil fuels. Not that I like coal, but we got a big issue coming if battery tech doesn't rapidly improve.
Using steam deck as the benchmark, it would be nice to see how each hand held compares with some comparison graphs.
dont have to be that technical just look how spider-man ran on this and how it runs on the deck .
the 6800U is more powerful than the custom chip in the steam deck so anything that has it is more powerful
@@HearMeLearn 😂 but it can't run spiderman that power ain't worth it .
Too bad all these handhelds can't hold a candle to Steam Deck in controller department :X
Should more have a chart that ranks performance based on the cost. $400 for the base Steam Deck is an insane value. The handheld in this video, base is $1200 for 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. 2TB 2230 SSD will run $470-$500. From what I've seen, despite having twice the cores and threads, these handhelds only have modest more performance then the Steam Deck. What the Steam Deck requires Low settings to play most of these other handhelds can only do Medium (and that's with the SD only having 15W draw and other handhelds doing like 25W+).
Can't believe how many incredibly nice PC handhelds we have now. Definitely looking forward to your showdown vid!
Sadly none of them have an OLED screen.
I am just blown away at the technological marvel of literal hand hand PC. the performance of this is crazy good !
Would love to see a direct comparison with the AYA Neo 2 . Great job as always ETA.
Me too
I would prefer an 8.4" version over the mini. Though I don't think they will announce a new 8.4" because the (poorly designed) AOKZOE A1 is the new 8.4" even though it's 8".
8.4" 6800U is planned
Yesss! I prefer my 8,4 inch AMD Onexplayer. 🙂
@@rassular Are you serious?
Really? If this is true then I'm on board. I wonder if they will add hand grips to the back like the mini pro.
I have their 8.4" 1165g7, and I emailed them asking if they planned to do a 6800U version. They did not confirm. The form factor is ideal, 7" just isn't my favorite.
@@Gorger12 I had that exact same model and spec, in fact I was an original backer on their Indiegogo campaign. The of OXP 8.4" 1165g7 is a great system, but it was let down by Intel's drivers. It plays some games better in Windows vs the Steam Deck, but its the Intel chip that holds it back. Beautiful screen and size though. I'd buy a 6800u version if they ever released one.
Could you do an eGPU video including a few different cards like you did for the aya neo 2? That was a great video and it would be nice to see any differences between the devices.
A final comparison between the 4 handheld devices video that you mentioned would be awesome too! Keep up the great content!!
Its great seeing more of these devices. Hopefully we see more budget friendly options that competes with the steam deck.
I wonder if AMD will start making lower end CPU's with higher end iGPU's. You don't need an 8 core CPU to play most of the games you would play on a handheld. A Ryzen 6600U with a Radeon 680M would be more than enough and the cost would be quite a bit lower.
Yep. I even have SMT disabled on my deck as it often gives me better performance in games.
The 6600U and 6800U have the same die size, that means they're the same chip, just the 6600U has a few things disabled. It is possible they could bin a CPU with more CUs enabled, why they don't do it i have no idea, maybe to keep said chip from cannibalizing 6800U sales?
@@kajurn791 from what I hear, not all chips comes out perfect. Some might have some irregularities that might impact the advertised performance. Rather than throwing that chip away, they can take say a chip that did have 8 cores but 2 are either damaged or unstable and so they disable those 2 cores and make it a lower tier chip
thats xbox and ps5
I've been waiting on this one. It's a bit expensive, but between the Aya Neo 2/Geek and this new OneXPlayer, I feel these two are the top handhelds on the market.
Aya Neo 2 mops the floor with GDP and One X Player/AokZoe because the screen has no bezel, it's much better quality, and you can crank the tdp up to 33 watt.
If this were released pre-Steam Deck era, then I'd be drooling all over it, but the issue for me is, that once Valve released its handheld with FULL-SIZED analog sticks, I just can't unsee that missing ergonomic feature, in virtually ALL handhelds released after it. I really hope the leading companies in the handheld community fully embrace the integration of full-sized controls.
If you haven't gotten used to the trackpads yet they are a game changer. I held off for awhile but I recently played through Dishonored and the top community profile had the trackpads and gyro setup really nicely. I was using the stick for story stuff and trackpads for aiming in gameplay stuff. Works shockingly well especially after a little practice. I don't feel that far behind using my Logitech G Pro and I've never felt close to that on the joysticks.
Also the Steam Deck added something interesting called flick stick I've yet to try. Basically you map your right stick to spin your character exactly 360° so if you flick the stick down your character will instantly do a full 180. Then you use the gyro for vertical aim.
Apparently people absolutely love it and say it can be more accurate than trackpads. It sounds bizarre and I'm sure it has a learning curve. But the Steam Deck having so many ways to interact with it's controls is so amazing. SteamOS itself also has made PC gaming more straightforward and console like then ever before which I think lends itself well to a handheld where you just wanna play a game instead of tinkering with stuff on the go.
And the right stick is properly placed at the same height as the left. I couldnt use one of these in the video without the right hand cramping up
starting to feel like every new handheld that comes into the market just highlights the amazing price of the deck XD
Entry level Steam Deck, $399.00 this one in the $1,200.00 range? Yowsa.
Your half right and half wrong. Steam deck is much much cheaper but it's less powerful. This one is insane pricy but it's kinda BEAST comparing to Steam Deck.
This is less than half the price it costs to get a steam deck in places like Australia where you have to rely on scalpers.
Steam deck might be cheaper but it has a garbage low end screen. Bad battery life and linux🤢
Remember that the steamdeck has a custom apu, it gets away with alot it shouldn’t
I would really like to see no screen bezel implemented on all these handheld devices, including the steam deck.
Man... WHEN and IF I get the money to get one of these, I'll definitely get one ASAP! Definitely wanna try and have a handheld gaming pc just this once.
Love your work, your channel and your constant updating with new content.
Would it be possible to make a video of the Aya Neo 2, OXP MIni Pro and the Steam Deck running Cyber Punk?
Game dips to 59 fps
ETA prime -there was a massive dip 🤣
damn this man is already almost at 1 million subs
Favorite handheld, mini pc, SoC, etc channel on RUclips!
I almost go broke when I visit Shenzhen last time. They have alot of these things everywhere as well as garment factories and foods. The scale is very large.
I would love to visit, but yeah a lot of cash can be spent for sure
I always love how you reviewed techs esp you do emulations.
I would love to see you demo a CTR:Nitro Fueled on YUZU next time.
More great contents to go man😁🙏
Steam deck price looking pretty good right now
Until you use one.
@@VaydaladaVodalada why it's great 👍
Aya Neo 2 is the best option since is better and more premium and sold worldwide, whereas Valve's steam deck is not sold worldwide yet there are a plenty of countries a big market, and is like more than a year and half, that is why Aya Neo 2 is best option.
@@leilavergerius9223 not really steam deck has great support from valve and is very serviceable for repairs with again support from valve also providing the parts you would need good luck getting that from one of these handhelds and the price and performance of the steam deck compared to these handhelds keeps it on top ya they are not in worldwide markets yet but they will be eventually 🤷🏻♂️if you can get it the steam deck is king of the hill
@@ramiy2843 No is not and Ayaneo 2 is more powerfull and premium and i pre-ordered one.
$ 1200 🤮 No Thank You
That’s too pricey for me too.
Ok what kind of smartphone do you own?
because if you got a modern iphone you shouldn't even be talking about pricey💀💀💀
This ain't happening in a post steamdeck world..
SD 64gb with DIY 1tb FTW
@@Guitario666 stop it I don't see people lining up around the corner for a damn steam deck sheesh
look outschool, not worth prefer switch alot more
Playing mine right now and this device is so awesome 👍👍👍. I’m glad I pre ordered and got the case and dock with it.
It's almost 2023, the rule on portable battery size needs to change! The technology behind battery management and production has come in so far we should be able to go up to 100 watts in portable battery size. Really frustrating now as the power of the handhelds is there, just lacking the battery size to make them a major player in the gaming market. Great video as always ETA Prime 👌💪
There are engineering challenges involved with putting bigger batteries in portable devices besides just a law. Even if you do overcome those challenges the next step would be to do extensive testing for safety validation, which takes time and costs money.
And besides all that, a larger battery capacity means a physically larger, heavier battery, and it'll take even longer to charge. Not worth it, imo. Better to wait for improvements in efficiency so we can do the same or more with less. Only way I can see larger capacity batteries making into portable devices is if the energy density increases significantly. In the last 10 years Lithium battery energy density hasn't really improved all that much, and is unlikely to do so in the near future; we just kept putting physically bigger batteries because our devices kept getting larger and/or more space efficient.
yea the battery tech need to keep up with these devices
i really doesn't care about the charging speed going >100 but the capacity
Some of this is moderated by things such as size limits of the batteries for airplane travel.
Jolly super video, Prime! 👍
A new full-up video every day . . . still blown away by your work rate, consistency and reliability, wow!
Let's get you to 10M+ subs!
Kindest regards and have a good weekend, friends.
Interesting to know what kind of VR performance can be had with the stuff you review, especially the APUs. I don't know if there's a benchmark or something? It's always difficult to show off VR experiences I know.
I have some Questions to ask:
1. How to download games inside Onexplayer system?
2. Since every video games from seperate consoles are able to be in one system. Are we able to play any furture games that are coming up soon?
3. Does the Onexplayer system is able to play against someone online or local from another device such as the switch, playstation and xbox. Does console has the ability to play against another person if the person only have the switch but not the Onexplayer devices. meaning are we able to play with someone with different device to connect online or rather in person such as local?
4. what system app to download games. if so then,are the game free to buy or not inside the store game system?
5. are there any advice and feedback to know more about the device becasue it seems to be good and im new at this by seeing it because there are new games coming soon however what happen if we buy the game that only manage to get the game instead of the rest from whats coming in the future. such as nintendo online?
6. Is there an online payment in order to play online with other people just as similar as other game device system?
7. If theres a new DLC games that are coming soon how to download along with it?
8. also lets not forget the amiibo figure: Since the device does look similar from the switch itself however its different from its own source of big feature, Are we able to used amiibos and if not then how are we able to put the dlc feature in the game which the nintedo did allows and showed us how to used it.. for example: splatoon does have good featrues of cloths that does excite the audince to wear or special abilities power.. is there another way to access to amiibos to the OnexPLayer devices or amiibos are not used for special needs to extra gameplay for this device?
this same as normal windows desktop system just in mini..
@@Synysterpaget84 thats not the specific answers that I'm suppose to be recieve hpowever the question is for the youtube which he did say give "him" some questions for himself to answer which is the guy from the video.
Was interested until I saw the price. I wish you'd start stating the prices instead of making us click away. I love your channel and that's the only gripe I have lol.
Really appreciate new handhelds coming into the market but with a price of $1200 i don't think it's worth it
I wish more of these x86 handhelds would allow you to set the screen refresh rate from the quick menu like the steam deck. I want to play AAA games at 40fps to save battery and get a smoother experience but the only device I have found that allows this is the deck.
Then get the Deck. If playing you games at 40 fps is your goal then it'll do just fine. All AAA games I've tested run fine, with 30 fps being the minimum
@@doooouge1136 literally don’t understand how you can argue against a 1200 dollar handheld having a feature found on a 400 dollar handheld lol. It adds choice and flexibility to how your games run on the device which is always a good thing.
@@dcarpenter85 I'm not arguing against it at all. I'm just saying that the Deck is perfect for what you want already based on what you have said. I'm glad there is choice. A bit of competition is healthy
Even better, you can just change the tdp to half or quarter of current setup. Literally means that battery life is 2x or 4x.
@@holyxiaoxin that is not the same as lowering the screen refresh rate. Matching the refresh rate ensures smooth judder free performance.
I've pre-ordered this one, Should be shipping anytime soon. I love the I/O on their devices, Plenty of storage options, can easily get 5TB and still have a type c port for charging. I love the Onexplayer 5800U 8.4"Inch screen.
You must be loaded
Any reason you chose to go for this one and not the deck?
@@WitchDoctor87 I guarantee you he's an engineer of sorts who happens to be enthustiastic about tech like this. Forking out 1½ grand on a toy isn't that much of an issue in that position
@@bravefastrabbit770 mainly because this comes with windows and you won’t have to go through the hassle of dual booting windows and SteamOS3
@@bravefastrabbit770 The form factor and the I/O and windows and how quickly it's available, I have the 256GB Deck but I don't like Linux, especially in desktop mode and it's a big bertha device with 1 Type C port, I find other devices much more hassle free and much more storage friendly.
Love the aesthetic of this device!
What is the background you have running on that during the spec sheet portion? It looks so cool.
Yeah I wanted to know this too
I managed to get the 16gb & 1tb model for $969 pre-order offer. I can't wait to see a tear down video to see how upgradable the device is. I have a spare 2tb m.2 I'd like to put in it to increase the storage.
Are they shipping yet?
@@ultimategohan1551 Yes, got it last week
Steam deck keeps giving us that smile everyday we see these newer products lol 😆 😄 😂
How it sucks
@@mackw919 it's majorly about the price and how well you can still enjoy using the steamdeck.
It's a super nice handheld, but that price....ouch
So tempted to order one lol. I have a steam deck, but its still tempting.
Hope the new analog stick now have good deadzones. Sold my Onexplayer due to dummie stickes
I still have nightmares of my experience with the 2021 Onexplayer, And that d-pad, YUCK! Looks like nothings changed there. GPD is the one that seems to 'get it' as far as dpads go.
The RGB is 🔥
I really do like it
So I just finally received my 6800u. Got it all set up. Was going through the settings and found that windows quarantined a Worm. I removed it. Been scanning my device ever since. I bought the device through the official site during the preorder.
1 mil subs soon😀😀
Hopefully,
the next generation range of Premium handheld gaming PCs will be powerful enough that they can be marketed also to serve as many peoples’ general desktop PC, it would make the higher prices actually more appealing and justifiable.
Gaming handhelds will truly take off when battery technologies allow adequate game time
Amazing review as always. How does this compare to the ayaneo 2?
Its amazing to already be seeing the steam deck's influence on the handheld PC market
Oh no. I had my Onexplayer long before the Steam Deck and there were other better Windows handhelds out there. The steam deck has followed suit. Unfortunately without Windows. That's why I can't do anything with my Steamdeck and stick with the Onexplayer with an 8.4-inch screen. :-)
@@Vegan_Lifting Not that i recommend it but the Steam deck is a PC. You can run windows 10/11 on it.
@@No0o0o0o0o0 imo if you wanna run windows on a Steam Deck, the you need to find another handheld. Aya sells a handheld with windows 11 for under $300 and it’s not recommended to use Windows 10/11 on a steam deck. You may lose even more performance.
I got over 500 games on steam, that right there was my deciding factor when purchasing the steam deck.
Great Eta great
Mine shipped today 2tb 32gb looks promising I also have a steam deck will be fun to compare
I preordered this and just got shipping confirmation! Excited to put it yo the test. I want to see how it compares to my AOKZOE.
*great video*
how u like the aokzoe
still waiting on my shipping confirmation.
They said "shipping before November 8th" many are still waiting for a confirmation.
@@giotorres9848 it's a great device. I think it's in a sweet spot of screen size and battery life. Most other handhelds are 7in or smaller. I think 8in is the perfect size to be an all in one device 👍🏽
*Update*
Just got a shipping and fedEx shipment confirmation just 5 minutes also
😀
This is so much faster than my desktop gaming PC built in 2018, all except for the GPU of course. I would love to have one really!
This looks great. Definitly want to see how it works with an e-gpu. If it works well enough, it might just replace my pc.
even tho the rgb lights won't be seen during gameplay or sum, it still looks sick
The thing that will always set the steam deck as king of the handhelds is the trackpads. I dont know why nobody is talking about that. These trackpads are so much better than analog sticks at navigating an interface or aiming in game that i would never even consider buying a handheld device that doesnt have trackpads like the steam deck.
Hello.
Many thanks for your great video. I have the onexplayer 1s and love it. You mentioned that you have not heard anything that they are bringing a 6800u version out. I think the aokzoe a1 is a new branded onexplayer as the software and the design seem to be same or very similar especially the overlay feature. What do you think, will they bring out the classic onexplayer with, 32gb ram, 6800u with the 8.4 inch screen. Many thanks.
I love seeing these units. But man, the price tag is a huge turn off. At that price you could make a decent AAA gaming pc. Love the videos though thanks for sharing.
love how much performance has rapidly increased on these handheld. but until battery life improves, gonna stick to my steam deck.
$1200+ for under 2 hours of playtime is unacceptable at this price point. 4 hours minimum, 6 hours would be optimal.
Some already have better battery life than the steam deck . Both the aok zoe and aya neo 2 have better and bigger batteries than the steam deck
@@steamdeckers4405 for over twice the price
@@steamdeckers4405 Do they actually have better battery life? Or just bigger Batteries?
@@overlookedundead8711 They do if you set them to the same wattage as the steam deck.
@@steamdeckers4405 how is performance at that wattage?
I’ve had the OneXplayer 1S, and while it was a great device, it was my least favorite handheld behind the original Aya Neo and the Steam Deck. Considering the major improvements Aya has made with the Neo 2, this seems like too little too late, especially considering the lower price of the Neo for arguably a better product.
At this point, the Aya Neo Geek seems to be the best buy. It’s only $100 more than the 512GB Steam Deck and you get a bigger battery, better screen, more compact design and more power.
The $400 Steam Deck remains the value king and the higher end Aya Neo 2 is only worth it if you’re going to do more than just gaming on your handheld. If not, the 800p Aya Neo Geek seems to be the perfect combination of premium device, great performance and (relatively) good value.
I’m more than satisfied with my Steam Deck, but if the Neo Geek had come out a few months earlier, I would have bought that.
The OneX Hub shows that OXP and AOKZOE are related; it’s exactly the same interface in a different color.
looks like the same exact main board also, the io ports are lined up the same!
@@bonepileofficial I didn't even realize that. That could explain why the bottom port on the AOKZOE is recessed more that usual. I haven't heard anyone talk about it, but you can't use every USB c cable on the AOKZOE bottom port 🤷🏽♂️
@@BarelyAverageDude ya they probably went deep so only onex dock fits well!
:) WOW! I am not a gamer, BUT my daughters are:) I AM interested in the last part wehre an eGPU for full blown desktop? Or can you hook to a usbC for external Monitor for desktop?? Even as I am not a gamer, may be able to swallow the price for a current gen UMPC? THANKS MUCH FOR SHARING and ALL THE BEST! Cheers :)
Looking forward to the 6800U showdown video.
I like how the overlay disappears from the taskbar unlike AyaSpace.
Love that RGB that’s so cool
Can you please make a video comparing this to the ayaneo 2?
Thanks a ton!
also can you please make a video testing using both as mini pcs?
man they sharked out a 6800u verison in like no time. that's insane. Kinda makes me sad about my Loki Max pre-order. But I wont cancel. I feel like cancelling would be rude AND they are working hard. And I want to give them the benefit. So far they confirmed Loki Max having the ability to change resolution AND refresh rate (60/50/40) which is dope. So I am hoping theirs is taking longer because they are putting more love and care into it. Which suits me nicely.
Same here, also glad for the recent update and backer q&a's theyre getting involved in.
I have a Loki preordered as well but one major thing it lacks over other 6800u device is 20Gbs limit over USB4
This means no eGPU support which requires 40Gbs.
Its also about $500 cheap. Thats a big one for me.
@@BarelyAverageDude technically you don't need the full 40G for eGPU support. It just means you cant use some crazy high end gpu. Slower gpus that are still faster than the 6800u should work. As long as ayntec enable eGPU support at the hardware level
FOR ME, its a freaking handheld, i won't be using it as a desktop with an eGPU. Honestly that whole thing is just weird to me.
".... I feel like cancelling would be rude...." bro companies don't care about you. Only your money 💰. Don't cancelling for any other reason except being "rude ". When it comes time to throw you under the bus ,they won't even hesitate. 💯
Please compare all the latest handhelds and which one is best overall
@ETA PRIME I know that this is a new handheld and wouldn't be nice to open it up. But could you consider an inside views of it and compare it to the last gen one. Could be interesting to see if there's any differences between the Socs.
Awesome train wallpaper
I almost ordered this instead of the ayaneo but the ayaneo was available for pre-order sooner but man both brands are expensive for the decked out 32gb ram/2tb models :/
I prepordered the onexplayer in 21st of September the aya neo wasnt Back then on preorder?
I Hope they will ship soon cant w8 any more
@@hermannott7743 Really? Huh.. maybe I had the wrong website. Oh well they're basically identical specs so was still a good video to see the performance. When are they supposed to ship yours?
I think the ayaneo is a better buy. They’re confident enough in their products that they’re even gonna make a Linux distribution like valve
@@HearMeLearn Oh no. Windows is the reason why I only use my Onexplayer with 8.4 inch screen and the annoying Steam Deck without Windows is lying in the corner here. Not even my Xbox Game Pass runs on it. Everything runs perfectly out of the box on the Onexplayer.
Hi, is it possible to do a video on the onceplayer joystick problems, they seem problematic when it come to aiming in fps games, can u show how we could manage this maybe via software or something. We're still waiting for a firmware update but nothing yet, maybe someone of your stature in this field could shine the light on it and maybe that will push the company to expedite the fix. We've been waiting for YEARS!. Thank you and keep up the amazing content 🙏
Hey Man love your videos and your reviews. So informative and honest. I have a question. I bought a onexplayer mini pro after watching your vid about it. I got it for xmas and its updated and all but there is a battery issue as it won't charge. i go the dock as well and plugged that in which lights up and supplies ethernet fine but still won't charge the unit. Could you suggest anything? Thanks.
Really impressive handheld. If I had the money would think about getting one.
Not a gamer but i always watch these videos cuz i still wish some company make a mini handheld PC
The price makes me love steamdeck more 😅
How’s the support from this company?
Windows has such a huge overhead on a portable device like this. I would love to see how much more power you
can get running Linux on this. I checked the website and they don't offer a Linux variant, so I guess I'll pass.
How is the upgradability on these handhelds. I know Steam Deck has plenty of guides, but if you wanted to buy a lower version of this one and upgrade it, how hard is it to do?
Yep. A tear down even if all you do is take off the back plastic would be very appreciated for handhelds
Im waiting on the oneXmini pro 2. It should be released next week
Steamdeck has 800p and a unique quad 32bit memory config that favors the gpu. Will probably run windows better than the steamdeck with the added cpu cores but the gpu will likely not see much an improvement.
mind referring to FSR with a version in these comparisons? we now know fsr 1 and 2 have different performance scaling characteristics.
waiting for the ryzen 7k mobile cpus rdna 3... for sure they going to rock the handheld gaming... will be named ryzen 8000u for sure... i just hope prices will go down below 500usd for a terabyte 16gb setup would be so worth every penny... and battery should last longer since having newer tech doesnt need to fully boost tdp to play games on 800p 1200p
I just sold my 7700hq + gtx1070 laptop for this one xplayer mini pro.😅
Its portability and performance are amazing, IMO even much better than mini pc such as beelink/minisforum which using similar APU.
Yes it would be limited into single nvme drive and 16GB ram but i got a decent screen, battery and built-in controller on the go.
Another amazing thing is USB 4.0 that allows us to connect eGPU for extra gaming punch.
I've scouted aliexpress and these kind of egpu docking cost around 100USD.
But there is a concerning aspect with the 16GB model; expect an early ssd failure due to high virtual memory usage.
Simple math, 10GB of available system RAM and 6GB shared RAM for 680M.
Recent games demands a lot of RAM, for example my favorite one: Transport Fever 2 with megalomaniac map + mods (a bunch of it) needs 16-18GB and still increasing.
So if possible just go for 32GB RAM model, much more future-proof and your expensive ssd would be kept in low TBW.
Hey ETA, long time subscriber. Just wanted to make it known, there is a RUclips channel, Jimmy shun, who stole this video as their own. Just wanted to let you know.
Can't wait for the face off video!
I pre-ordered the Aya Neo 2 since steam deck not aviable for me and Aya Neo 2 way better and powerfull.
Ok, and now that we have all of these shiny 6800u based all around, shouldn't those handhelds based on older hardware go on sale? An Athlon Silver 3050e for 180/200 would be nice.
Thanks for the demo. Still very expensive though, 1200 usd......
It’s half the price of a decent gaming laptop, which is what this is supposed to replace. What’s the issue?
@@jollyrancherchick Just the fact that the Steamdeck is a thing and that it is almost half the price. And sorry, this machine is not up to a full size laptop perfs yet.
Handheld Windows gaming devices seem like pure luxury. Having the most versatile OS in the palm of your hand. I really hope triple A developers start lowering the specs for their new games so we can all run the newest games on handheld windows pcs. I just wish the batter life was better.
where do you find these dope backgrounds for the desktop background :O
You used to review affordable devices and I loved watching the videos. These expensive ones are nice to watch but I would never spend that kind of money on a gaming device. It kinda takes something away from the videos...
He still reviews affordable devices, Retroid Pocket 3, Anbernic Devices, the cheaper models from Aya Neo and other several retrohandhelds.
The thing is that recently, companies like Aya Neo and One X Player are literally throwing a new device to the market every 3 months, so there is not much to review than that.
Variety is always better. Couldn't disagree more with this comment.
Does he need to make videos on more cheaper products or do you need to step your game up and make more money? 🤔
@@Ant_370 kinda ignorant lol I know many rich people who are cheaper/stingier than poor people aka they buy second hand but live in mansions and crazy cars in number, dress humble. The poor? Expensive phone, clothes no home only takeout food.
Spending is subjective. What he means is one could previously aspire to obtain the same item they seen on RUclips “As Seen On RUclips” but now it feels out of reach since now it feels or seems more like a marketing gig to him compared to before where it was “for the players”
Nothing wrong with that
@hakasonma8588 you know many rich people? Like personally you know many rich people?
Or are you talking about celebrities? 🤔
Google play store is a great alternative
Where can I get that awesome wallpaper from? Love the wallpaper. If there is a link then please post it.
Really wish they would have finally added a microSD card slot. As someone who keeps roms across several microSD cards, this is frustrating to see. An otherwise great looking device.
When will we see Nintendo/Sony/Microsoft release their next gen handheld device which can connect to an EGPU proprietary dock (not limited by Thunderbolt 3/4 lanes) to unleash 4k 144Hz HDR Ray Traced graphics of the same game we play on the handheld without having to buy a new remastered/4k edition of it.
Nintendo - Next Gen Switch/Wii U using Nvidia next Gen Tegra on main handheld device and RTX 4000 series dock.
Sony - Next Gen PSP Vita using next gen AMD 7000 series mobile APU on main handheld device and RX7000 series dock.
The wallpaper is called "Infinite Journeys 4K Resolution" on Wallpaper Engine from Steam
Can you do a video with similar devices and make a list from best to worst. They can't all be the best right?
i like the right thumbstick position…❤
Im ready to see a eGPU episode for the Onexplayer AMD 6800U!!!! I tried to get One-Netbook to upload a video about it but they too damn lazy and sorry to do it!! They don't give a damn about what they releasing as long as they getting paid
i would prefer this one since steam deck is not available in my country.. yeah comparing availability, everyone would choose worldwide.
Will you be doing a video comparing this to the Aya Neo 2?