@@cryengine_x okay, now pay the ~$40 USD for shipping, tack on some sales tax, import dues/VAT if you live in a place that charges them.... It's not $199 lol.
If they can get a rk3588 handheld out fast enough (before newer/cheaper products are released by competitors) at a reasonable price (not more than 20-30% of a Odin pro or equivalent at release date, with at least 8gb ram), they can still be competitive. That is if the product has the good build quality they are known for in the past and not the shoddy work in the rg503, and that they can release a competent OS or ensure the community is well equipped to do their work for them and release a cfw fast. The rg552 need to get down to
@@samh5886 The RK3588 is still a very immature chipset. Anbernic should take advantage of a Snapdragon 845 or 865. I sent Anbernic two Emails and Sunny Peng said he'll send it to the Technical Director let's hope Anbernic finally makes that definitive Android Handheld we're looking for.
@@jonathonearl482 The RG552 was meant to compete with the RGB10 Max it was never designed to be Anbernic's answer to the Odin. I sent Anbernic an Email proposing a device with specs that can rival the Odin Pro. Sunny Peng said he'll let Anbernic's Technical Director know. Hopefully Anbernic will tease an Android Handheld soon.
Very excited to see your emulation testing. If this little guy can do PS2 at native and x2 on lesser demanding games then I’m definitely pulling the trigger. These device companies should have some kind of referral program for you. I think pretty much every one of these handhelds I’ve picked up have been thanks to your super in-depth and informative reviews.
According to an old post from the Odin team they stated that 'Not having DP out means the HDMI port on the dock will not function, but you can still use a micro HDMI cable that comes with the device to connect to a TV.'
Being a 6nm chip would make it more appealing purchase then the Snapdragon 845. Having less heat and a significantly longer battery life is more important for handhelds IMO.
Exactly why I backed this model. Cheaper and longer battery/quieter. I don't need the 4x res upscale for weaker games/systems and I certainly don't need Linux or Windows although if Ayn unlocks this, I'm sure someone in the community is up to the challenge of a Linux port.
Usability and support for those mali gpus is getting better but still not reliable enough for me. I got an Odin Pro since a month now and absolutely love it.
Saw this video and it made me do a bunch of research and digging into the odins! Just placed an order for the Odin Pro - Transparent Purple and I'm so excited to be able to play gamecube and PS2 games in a handheld fashion! Still rocking my Retroid Pocket 2+ as well for N64 and Gameboy games!
Odin Lite overclocked would be better than a D1000 on a regular phone. And the fact you can actually get 4G/5G on this and use it like if you had a moqi game phone is Amazing. With the battery it has, on lite mode, this will truly last you all day in mixed usage.
Looking forward to the emulation vid! I've been waiting for the lite since I ordered mine in October... Watching everyone get their Pros/Base models I was regretting not going for one, but this video is making me think it was a good thing I was patient.
No upgrade path. One time purchase. Get the Pro. On a long enough time line it won't matter how much you paid for it once. If you don't, you'll just wish more over time that you did.
Don't listen to these guys. Get the cheapest one you can. Save your money for better things, like a Steam Deck. This thing will be fun to tinker around with while you wait for your GODLY Steam Deck to arrive. No need to put any more money into it than you should.
I'm a little appalled at the answers you've gotten so far. Allow me to be a little more sensible about the issue without getting too technical. The Base and Pro are brute force solutions, they exist to get everything running fairly well, no matter the cost, but that cost can be very significant. They run noticeably hot (the chipset), and require the fan on at all times, and it can be heard over lower volume applications on the higher performance modes, with tendency to get louder overtime, as all fans do eventually. They also require a lot more energy to run, so the battery won't last as long as it could. (the battery upgrade is pretty much a necessity, rather than an option) The Lite is a more sensible and refined product. Its the most advanced in features. Its the most power efficient. (by a large margin compared to the base/pro) Its runs cool, and even under load it won't get very hot at all. (Like Taki said, in performance mode (which doesn't seem to be doing anything significant at this time), the fan runs in quiet speed. I suspect that in normal mode it might not run at all (aka. fully passive...maybe)) With that said, lets make this clear. The Lite IS NOT as powerful, and WILL NOT be at the same performance level even with overclock, but it won't be by a significant margin, and it might be irrelevant as far as the applications are concerned, and it will STILL run at lower temperatures and requiring less power even under these conditions. There is good reason to believe the Lite is what the Odin was meant to be from the start, but unsurprisingly there is a market for more higher powered devices, thus the base and pro. Whether the Lite will be enough for you, its entirely your choice on what you are actually going to use it for, VS what you would like it to run like (regardless if you are actually going to do it or not). And BTW, contrary to what another user said, the Lite >>>IS
Hi Taki! thanks for the video :). What do you mean by "the sd card reader doesn't work", that you got a faulty unit, or that the Lite is not meant to read sd cards? Thanks!
This is awesome, it looks a really solid device. From your experience of the earlier Odin versions to release and the work Ayn has been doing, Do you think they will fine tune some of the issues to make things run better or is that something that will be left to the community? Your video made It seem there is performance left on the table that might still be achievable through software
I went with the Pro and all the bells/whistles I could. I love my Switch and this was perfect to get back into Retro gaming and improve my Mobile games experience. The ability to stream Steam/Playstation easily with an all-in-one system package was a big plus for features as well. It will also be SO NICE to have the integrated touch mapper and stop dealing with the sketchy/not always responsive apps from the store or that you have to pay for to unlock all the necessary features.
D900 theoretically better at synthetic vulkan than the standard 845. Let's hope that more emulators start properly optimizing for more than just Snapdragon. Especially with Google silicon in the market now
@@archie7288 in some cpu constrained scenarios the D900 might end up better (e.g getting games that are notorious for being hard to emulate even at native resolution to maintain or at least get closer to "full speed", such as the god of war games on PSP and PS2, some Sega Saturn games etc), as most emulators still dependent mainly on 1-2 cores (the only exception I know of is rpcs3 which is not on Android). But the SD845 should be better in more GPU constrained situations such as running games at even higher resolution for games that already run perfectly well at native. Basically stronger cpu (when only 2 cores are used) with lousier GPU at a lower power consumption and pricetag. And improvement in network connectivity.
Yeah I've taken an interest in seeing how that goes.. I recently bought a used Samsung S9 SD845 4GB Ram phone for $80+$25 wrap-around controller+$30 400GB SD. I see my CPU is getting lower rating, but the GPU is higher...
@@samh5886 but that's the thing, this dimensity mid range chip actually has a GPU capable of competing with older flagship chips. It has basically double the GPU power of the Snapdragon 700 series chips. I'm quite excited by this since for basically forever only flagships processors had good gpus and nothing else came close
@@notfunny3397 very limited data on the web (and mobile cpu/GPU performance can varies largely due to the thermal/power constraints, and there is no way to have same mobile CPU paired with a different GPU from different manufacturers which makes comparison harder) , but those that I can find seems to peg the GPU in this D900 at around 70-80% of the adreno 630 of the sd845. Interested in the Odin lite too but I hoping for more performance/pricing details for the retroid pocket 3 and powkiddy x28 as well before making a decision for a purchase.
My phone with snapdragon 855 (Oppo Reno 10x Zoom) gets +- similar score to Odin Lite (a bit slower single, but slightly better multi), not bad for a 200USD device
It's not too far off from my Galaxy S21 ultra, that's saying something when looking at the massive price difference. Of course the S21 ultra has a impressive camera. Still the Odin is worth it for either models.
I liked this one much more than the Odin Pro. Runs great lots of Android games, it has a really nice power usage and temperature. Im pretty sure it will run great all kinds of emulator up to GC. Just hoping this one will have more units available
... you're saying I can use it as a phone?! That's what I have always wanted ... a REAL gaming phone. No camera of course but hey I never take photos anyway.
Glad to see they seem to have resolved the thermal throttling issue. That had me worried. Though since i refuse to play Genshin impact it looks like it won't be TOO much of an issue anyway.
There is only one relevant question....... Can it play the PS2 library without any problems? If yes than this would be perfect..... Mayby someone can do a spoiler on the upcoming taki video ;)
C'mon Ayn. Unleash the CPU/GPU governor, please. The chip can handle the extra heat and if you sell the Windows capability of the 845, you won't be cannibalizing sales.
I assume that Switch emulation will be bad with 4gb of RAM. However, I upgraded mine to 8 GB so hopefully some Switch is possible, but really bought this device for PSP, Dreamcast, GameCube, and streaming from my PC. I am stoked for a more in depth look at this device, but far more interested in your thoughts on the retail version!
i dont think ram is the first issue tho yes in general 4gb's of ram nowadays is pretty lackluster. hell some mid-level smartphones from years past have 6 or more. that cpu wil be the first issue
In anticipation of my Odin Lite finally shipping by the end of the month, what exactly is this app that can unlock 5g?? I have a prepaid sim with unlimited 5g data for a whole year I am not using. It be cool to see if it works.
Well.., Most of the 'normal' flagship phone used on the market now(around these two years) are actually more 'power-packed' (SD855-888,8G1) than this device and the pro... isn't it?
@@kreamkid275 Why not? With a smart watch,Text to speech, and bluetooth or speakerphone you never have to raise it to your head to talk lol. Texting might be a bit odd, but whatever, it has controls!
The first real working board is done 1-2 weeks from now. There's 100 in that batch, so it's possible the early birds will all get mailed around that time.
This will be my upgrade after the base retroid pocket 2 maybe? I want it mostly for emulation. If it could run up to ps2 and Gamecube smoothly I'd be happy
Surprised to see 4G data and calls working on it out of the box. What bands is supported for 4G? And not sure if I am misunderstanding it, you mention performance mode change the fan to quiet. So in normal mode the fan was not running at all?
The following are powerful SNES games I would like to see tested on the Odin Lite: Yoshi's Island Top Gear 3000 Super Metroid Rock N Roll Racing Super Mario RPG Donkey Kong Country
Those will all play perfectly fine. You will be able to play any PS1, Dreamcast, and likely PSP game at full 1080p on this handled. So it could probably run those game at 6k.
Hats off to you for the Destiny gameplay. This is something I plan on attempting on the Ambernic RG503. I am a little disappointed in the scaling I see when streaming to the steam deck and performance is currently REALLY disappointing NATIVE in windows. Maybe I need to sideload moonlight on the deck.
I'm confused. You keep saying "this board" referring to the unit in the video, as if to imply the limitations are issues are due to it being a one-off review unit. But you also mentioned miscommunications about the board specs delaying *production* boards for backers, as if to imply there are production issues. So which is it? It's hard to tell if the missing HDMI out or the broken microSD card reader are issues specific to your review unit or will affect shipping units as well.
Specific to this prototype of the board (version b) that was supposed to be retail. All version b boards have broken HDMI, but this one has that + a bunch of other nonsense.
Nice fun little unit, might look into trying to get hold of one one 👌 can you test Apex Legends mobile and see if the touchscreen controls are mappable to the physical controls. Cheers.
competative online shooters on a small hand held you must be high or something lol thats never good bro i tried it one time when i had a switch and tried playing fortnityfuck and it was so unplayable good luck hitting yo shots ur basicly just gonna be a running UI bot perfect if you like nevr getting kills and giving ass players a free target to kill
![The new KING of Emulation [AYN Odin]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qOE76NBOTCw/mqdefault.jpg)
Subscribe so you don't miss the Odin Lite emulation video. This thing is very powerful.
This is the device I'm waiting for
Queue starcraft 2 video
hmm
More powerful than the Base/Pro?
This turned my day around! So glad I backed the Lite! Now, breathing exercises to stay patient...
At $199, it'll be a steal. The Dimensity 900 while having lower performance, but it runs consistently and generates less heat
If you haven't already bought it, it's not $199
Where do I even buy this thing?
@@WackyMatt91 uhh, yeah it is. you can go order for 197 actually if we're splitting hairs.
@@cryengine_x okay, now pay the ~$40 USD for shipping, tack on some sales tax, import dues/VAT if you live in a place that charges them.... It's not $199 lol.
good luck actually paying 199
Bye bye Anbernic. At $199, they can't compete with this at their current pricing.
Anbernic got lazy and complacent.
If they can get a rk3588 handheld out fast enough (before newer/cheaper products are released by competitors) at a reasonable price (not more than 20-30% of a Odin pro or equivalent at release date, with at least 8gb ram), they can still be competitive.
That is if the product has the good build quality they are known for in the past and not the shoddy work in the rg503, and that they can release a competent OS or ensure the community is well equipped to do their work for them and release a cfw fast.
The rg552 need to get down to
Anbernic got lazy and greedy. They also didn't expand their software team and left improvements up to the community to figure out.
@@samh5886 The RK3588 is still a very immature chipset. Anbernic should take advantage of a Snapdragon 845 or 865. I sent Anbernic two Emails and Sunny Peng said he'll send it to the Technical Director let's hope Anbernic finally makes that definitive Android Handheld we're looking for.
@@jonathonearl482 The RG552 was meant to compete with the RGB10 Max it was never designed to be Anbernic's answer to the Odin. I sent Anbernic an Email proposing a device with specs that can rival the Odin Pro. Sunny Peng said he'll let Anbernic's Technical Director know. Hopefully Anbernic will tease an Android Handheld soon.
Very excited to see your emulation testing. If this little guy can do PS2 at native and x2 on lesser demanding games then I’m definitely pulling the trigger.
These device companies should have some kind of referral program for you. I think pretty much every one of these handhelds I’ve picked up have been thanks to your super in-depth and informative reviews.
According to an old post from the Odin team they stated that 'Not having DP out means the HDMI port on the dock will not function, but you can still use a micro HDMI cable that comes with the device to connect to a TV.'
Being a 6nm chip would make it more appealing purchase then the Snapdragon 845. Having less heat and a significantly longer battery life is more important for handhelds IMO.
That's why I've been telling people this one was the best of the 3.
Exactly why I backed this model. Cheaper and longer battery/quieter. I don't need the 4x res upscale for weaker games/systems and I certainly don't need Linux or Windows although if Ayn unlocks this, I'm sure someone in the community is up to the challenge of a Linux port.
Usability and support for those mali gpus is getting better but still not reliable enough for me. I got an Odin Pro since a month now and absolutely love it.
@@TakiUdon plus we already know that it does gamecube just as well as the SD845 right? Or possibly even better in some games?
@@Thunderhawk8472 yes skyline is almost perfect on this(on the games listed as playable) but mali GPUs get the short end of the stick.
Saw this video and it made me do a bunch of research and digging into the odins! Just placed an order for the Odin Pro - Transparent Purple and I'm so excited to be able to play gamecube and PS2 games in a handheld fashion! Still rocking my Retroid Pocket 2+ as well for N64 and Gameboy games!
Odin Lite overclocked would be better than a D1000 on a regular phone. And the fact you can actually get 4G/5G on this and use it like if you had a moqi game phone is Amazing. With the battery it has, on lite mode, this will truly last you all day in mixed usage.
The advantage of the Lite over the Pro is the better Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and newer version of Android.
Finally!!! Thanks for all your hard work Taki!
Looking forward to the emulation vid! I've been waiting for the lite since I ordered mine in October... Watching everyone get their Pros/Base models I was regretting not going for one, but this video is making me think it was a good thing I was patient.
Seeing this makes me miss rectangular screens and 16:9 ratios on phones
YAAA!!! I've been waiting for this.
I would love a good pros and cons about the lite vs base and pro. I'm very conflicted on which one to get.
No upgrade path. One time purchase. Get the Pro. On a long enough time line it won't matter how much you paid for it once. If you don't, you'll just wish more over time that you did.
Yeah get the best one
Don't listen to these guys. Get the cheapest one you can. Save your money for better things, like a Steam Deck. This thing will be fun to tinker around with while you wait for your GODLY Steam Deck to arrive. No need to put any more money into it than you should.
@@Cyko.. 🤷♂️
I'm a little appalled at the answers you've gotten so far.
Allow me to be a little more sensible about the issue without getting too technical.
The Base and Pro are brute force solutions, they exist to get everything running fairly well, no matter the cost, but that cost can be very significant.
They run noticeably hot (the chipset), and require the fan on at all times, and it can be heard over lower volume applications on the higher performance modes, with tendency to get louder overtime, as all fans do eventually.
They also require a lot more energy to run, so the battery won't last as long as it could. (the battery upgrade is pretty much a necessity, rather than an option)
The Lite is a more sensible and refined product.
Its the most advanced in features.
Its the most power efficient. (by a large margin compared to the base/pro)
Its runs cool, and even under load it won't get very hot at all. (Like Taki said, in performance mode (which doesn't seem to be doing anything significant at this time), the fan runs in quiet speed. I suspect that in normal mode it might not run at all (aka. fully passive...maybe))
With that said, lets make this clear.
The Lite IS NOT as powerful, and WILL NOT be at the same performance level even with overclock, but it won't be by a significant margin, and it might be irrelevant as far as the applications are concerned, and it will STILL run at lower temperatures and requiring less power even under these conditions.
There is good reason to believe the Lite is what the Odin was meant to be from the start, but unsurprisingly there is a market for more higher powered devices, thus the base and pro.
Whether the Lite will be enough for you, its entirely your choice on what you are actually going to use it for, VS what you would like it to run like (regardless if you are actually going to do it or not).
And BTW, contrary to what another user said, the Lite >>>IS
Would love to see battery life numbers whilst gamestreaming. Also a look at what bandwidth and resolution settings work best in moonlight/steamlink
yeah, trying to use my switch as a game streaming thing is a terrible experience that has made me wary of streaming
@@-aexc- I've been using Moonlight-Switch and a cpu overclock to get a decent 1080p 10mbps stream
Stoked for the Lite! Gotta tell Thor to pick up his phone 😂
thanks Taki, for all that you do!
As someone who basically just wants a portable Ps2 and GC, this is a dream come true
Awesome video as always! Can’t wait to see emulation on this!
Looks real good, at that price range is actually a solid handheld option
Fascinating and not even that expensive
Finally, I order my lite in January. I can't wait for mines.
Hi Taki! thanks for the video :). What do you mean by "the sd card reader doesn't work", that you got a faulty unit, or that the Lite is not meant to read sd cards? Thanks!
My prototype board is a little jank.
I'm assuming it's an early prototype and not the final result.
This is awesome, it looks a really solid device. From your experience of the earlier Odin versions to release and the work Ayn has been doing, Do you think they will fine tune some of the issues to make things run better or is that something that will be left to the community? Your video made It seem there is performance left on the table that might still be achievable through software
I want to see the Retroid Pocket 3
I went with the Pro and all the bells/whistles I could. I love my Switch and this was perfect to get back into Retro gaming and improve my Mobile games experience. The ability to stream Steam/Playstation easily with an all-in-one system package was a big plus for features as well.
It will also be SO NICE to have the integrated touch mapper and stop dealing with the sketchy/not always responsive apps from the store or that you have to pay for to unlock all the necessary features.
good luck never gettng one lol or wait 300-700 days lol
@@CHICKENmcNUGGIESMydude you sound salty lol. Salty nuggets.
I juat ordered the Base model. I'm excited.
D900 theoretically better at synthetic vulkan than the standard 845.
Let's hope that more emulators start properly optimizing for more than just Snapdragon. Especially with Google silicon in the market now
in emulators obviously sd845 is much better bro
@@archie7288 in some cpu constrained scenarios the D900 might end up better (e.g getting games that are notorious for being hard to emulate even at native resolution to maintain or at least get closer to "full speed", such as the god of war games on PSP and PS2, some Sega Saturn games etc), as most emulators still dependent mainly on 1-2 cores (the only exception I know of is rpcs3 which is not on Android).
But the SD845 should be better in more GPU constrained situations such as running games at even higher resolution for games that already run perfectly well at native.
Basically stronger cpu (when only 2 cores are used) with lousier GPU at a lower power consumption and pricetag.
And improvement in network connectivity.
Yeah I've taken an interest in seeing how that goes.. I recently bought a used Samsung S9 SD845 4GB Ram phone for $80+$25 wrap-around controller+$30 400GB SD. I see my CPU is getting lower rating, but the GPU is higher...
@@samh5886 but that's the thing, this dimensity mid range chip actually has a GPU capable of competing with older flagship chips. It has basically double the GPU power of the Snapdragon 700 series chips.
I'm quite excited by this since for basically forever only flagships processors had good gpus and nothing else came close
@@notfunny3397 very limited data on the web (and mobile cpu/GPU performance can varies largely due to the thermal/power constraints, and there is no way to have same mobile CPU paired with a different GPU from different manufacturers which makes comparison harder) , but those that I can find seems to peg the GPU in this D900 at around 70-80% of the adreno 630 of the sd845.
Interested in the Odin lite too but I hoping for more performance/pricing details for the retroid pocket 3 and powkiddy x28 as well before making a decision for a purchase.
How does the lite compare to the other models on the dolphin emulator?
It's crazy that a 200$ device can run a game that had required a 1000$ videocard when it was released back in 2004.
My phone with snapdragon 855 (Oppo Reno 10x Zoom) gets +- similar score to Odin Lite (a bit slower single, but slightly better multi), not bad for a 200USD device
It's not too far off from my Galaxy S21 ultra, that's saying something when looking at the massive price difference. Of course the S21 ultra has a impressive camera. Still the Odin is worth it for either models.
I liked this one much more than the Odin Pro.
Runs great lots of Android games, it has a really nice power usage and temperature. Im pretty sure it will run great all kinds of emulator up to GC.
Just hoping this one will have more units available
Hopefully the next version of the odin lite will have the dimensity 8100 chip. Then it will definitely be a beast for gaming.
Just ordered mine, Cold Grey 128/4, and from this video I think I made a good choice
Excited for the emulation video
I'm not gonna lie. That clear she'll looks so much better than the retail ones
Yeah, I wonder why they changed the shell
"It's HERE!!!!" yay... Any word on when this and\or the pro will hit reputable retailers?
I really like aya neo pc handheld consoles definietely Odin Lite Have Been interested me. 🔥🔥
Let the Odin lite hype train begin!
Finally, I have the super early order. SO many delays, but the updates are nice and it looks to be a solid device.
Can't wait for the emulation video!
I think now it's the right time for me to buy this new phone
I feel like I’ve been waiting 2 years for this thing to come out
AND If you order it NOW LOL get ready to wait 6-9 m ore month lol
Curious to see how well these Odins play Diablo Immortal when its drops next month.
Odin Lite? I’m still waiting on my Odin pre-order!!!!
I want to see PS2 emulation/GameCube and PSP emulation.
... you're saying I can use it as a phone?! That's what I have always wanted ... a REAL gaming phone. No camera of course but hey I never take photos anyway.
what about the battery life?
@@robertomunoz6761 outstanding, considering it has a 6600mAh battery, and a SoC with relatively recent ARM cores fab. at TSMC's 6nm
Better yet, rumor is that you can actually talk to Thor with it.
@@MrCumstein That was probably the test call he made to Retro Handheld's Thor.
Glad to see they seem to have resolved the thermal throttling issue. That had me worried. Though since i refuse to play Genshin impact it looks like it won't be TOO much of an issue anyway.
There is only one relevant question....... Can it play the PS2 library without any problems? If yes than this would be perfect..... Mayby someone can do a spoiler on the upcoming taki video ;)
clear white! i have this color on order.
How did you make your buttons and joycons white?
C'mon Ayn. Unleash the CPU/GPU governor, please. The chip can handle the extra heat and if you sell the Windows capability of the 845, you won't be cannibalizing sales.
If I plan on buying the Odin Lite, is it strong enough for Gamecube and stream on the same network some light games such as 16bit Xbox One games?
Love your content, mate!
I just got a retroid pocket 2+. Damn
not like it's a bad deal
Still a very good device. Having got a RG350 a long time ago I wish I held on longer for something like this.
Different classes of device both in terms of portability, performance and price though.
I assume that Switch emulation will be bad with 4gb of RAM. However, I upgraded mine to 8 GB so hopefully some Switch is possible, but really bought this device for PSP, Dreamcast, GameCube, and streaming from my PC. I am stoked for a more in depth look at this device, but far more interested in your thoughts on the retail version!
i dont think ram is the first issue tho yes in general 4gb's of ram nowadays is pretty lackluster. hell some mid-level smartphones from years past have 6 or more. that cpu wil be the first issue
oops my bad i got my cpus mixed up. it depends on how good switch emulators work multi-core.
In anticipation of my Odin Lite finally shipping by the end of the month, what exactly is this app that can unlock 5g?? I have a prepaid sim with unlimited 5g data for a whole year I am not using. It be cool to see if it works.
Ever figure it out? 2 years later and no trace of this app exists onl8ne im conviced taki was lying...
OMG! Finally something to replace my smartphone!!!
About time
I think AYN made the Odin Lite more powerful then they meant to.
Thanks for showing Destiny 2 bro. I'm hoping to play it on the Aya neo air
Finally!
God I just wish the left hand side was flipped. I like both analog sticks at the bottom
Where is part 2 ?
My pro is on the way...simply cannot wait^^
Did it come
@@anthonygarcia8502 yeah like two weeks ago....it's a blast..
You can check IGG for shipping updates.
Or their store page for schedule.
@@anthonygarcia8502 i know Lite and Normal are little late bcs of screen issues..check it
I want this prototype.
Funny. Thor called on the Odin Lite 😄
That's one smexy Android based handheld.
Dumb question, but any chance this thing has an eSim option?
imagine someone with a brick like this ignoring the gaming power this thing is made to have and using it as a "normal" daily driver phone
I'm gonna get one and use it as a phone
@@cheeeeezewizzz you’re a madman
Well.., Most of the 'normal' flagship phone used on the market now(around these two years) are actually more 'power-packed' (SD855-888,8G1) than this device and the pro... isn't it?
@@strangerinhomeland6280 facts - they really don't care about humor right?
@@kreamkid275 Why not? With a smart watch,Text to speech, and bluetooth or speakerphone you never have to raise it to your head to talk lol. Texting might be a bit odd, but whatever, it has controls!
What's the name of that app that activates the 5g?
Pretty cool
If I didn't already have a Zenfone 5z (SD845) and way to many cell phone controllers I'd grab an Odin Base or Lite. Hell I'm still tempted
Is the latest theory that they'll still ship at the end of May?
The first real working board is done 1-2 weeks from now. There's 100 in that batch, so it's possible the early birds will all get mailed around that time.
@@TakiUdon Fingers crossed! I've kinda lost interest in these gadgets after paying for the X18S. Hoping the Lite brings the hype back!
Should I buy it before the number claimed skyrockets, or wait for the vid?
This video here made me glad I already paid for one.
Will the Odin lite be good for a PC handheld that what I will like to see. I believe it will out perform the Odin pro in emulation.
Burnout 2 on GameCube, please. It was my favourite GameCube racing game at the time, and I'd love it if the Odin Lite could more or less handle it. :)
This will be my upgrade after the base retroid pocket 2 maybe? I want it mostly for emulation. If it could run up to ps2 and Gamecube smoothly I'd be happy
Does anybody knows which micro SD size is supported for an odin lite?
Awesome video. Looks nice. How are you playing Half Life 2?
I love dthis color
Surprised to see 4G data and calls working on it out of the box.
What bands is supported for 4G?
And not sure if I am misunderstanding it, you mention performance mode change the fan to quiet.
So in normal mode the fan was not running at all?
It's not running at all. You can turn it on though.
This would be a great phone to be honest. if you need to make a phone call just use Bluetooth earbuds.
Hey Taki, would like to know if the retail version will do support Hdmi-out?
The following are powerful SNES games I would like to see tested on the Odin Lite:
Yoshi's Island
Top Gear 3000
Super Metroid
Rock N Roll Racing
Super Mario RPG
Donkey Kong Country
Those will all play perfectly fine. You will be able to play any PS1, Dreamcast, and likely PSP game at full 1080p on this handled. So it could probably run those game at 6k.
Can it run Doom?
Lessgooo
I wish clear shell cases are always there for.handheld devices
oh my..
This may be kinda irrelevant but how or what application did you use to run half life 2?
Same question!
How about GeForce Now or XCloud?
I went to the website its still gonna be a 6600mm battery in the light.
Hats off to you for the Destiny gameplay. This is something I plan on attempting on the Ambernic RG503. I am a little disappointed in the scaling I see when streaming to the steam deck and performance is currently REALLY disappointing NATIVE in windows. Maybe I need to sideload moonlight on the deck.
"unfortunately for my teammates" but everything ran well? Was that a self-discredit?
Ya, I'm trash at controller Overwatch.
@@TakiUdon The destiny "competitive" scene is sort of a joke, but I play it on controller on PC and I do well. The PvE is SO good this season.
Thor wants his hammer GIVE HIM THE HAMMER
TOTORO!!!!! 🥰
I'm confused. You keep saying "this board" referring to the unit in the video, as if to imply the limitations are issues are due to it being a one-off review unit. But you also mentioned miscommunications about the board specs delaying *production* boards for backers, as if to imply there are production issues. So which is it? It's hard to tell if the missing HDMI out or the broken microSD card reader are issues specific to your review unit or will affect shipping units as well.
Specific to this prototype of the board (version b) that was supposed to be retail. All version b boards have broken HDMI, but this one has that + a bunch of other nonsense.
Awesome device!!! How much does it weigh??
I have a question, how is the purchase, where to buy? Also if the shipment is international
Nice fun little unit, might look into trying to get hold of one one 👌 can you test Apex Legends mobile and see if the touchscreen controls are mappable to the physical controls. Cheers.
competative online shooters on a small hand held you must be high or something lol thats never good bro i tried it one time when i had a switch and tried playing fortnityfuck and it was so unplayable good luck hitting yo shots ur basicly just gonna be a running UI bot perfect if you like nevr getting kills and giving ass players a free target to kill
I wish to get one exclusively to play android games. How does this fare against Goat Simulator 3 Mobile?