The big difference is some people don't care to play low res low fps gaming. Windows devices are supported via Windows updates and driver updates. Don't know why you think this device needs baby sitting after release like the steam deck.
i modified my my gold PSP 1000 with a IPS screen and took out the disk drive and replaced it with a 2800 milliamp lithium ion battery.. and put a ton of games on it.. PSP is awesome.. $750 is out of my price range.. but still a cool item.. glad your doing a dedicated emulation vid on this.. looking forward to it!
I loved the time and attention you put into animating the device speech. It made the video enjoyable, and it is a nice differentiating factor from other creators in this space.
That 6800U is insane, at only 10W I would have never thought gaming like that was possible. It is truly impressive how far integrated graphics have gone to reach this level of performance.
My handheld gaming pretty much consists of chess on my Android phone, but this looks like a very nice unit. If I ever caught the bug, I would definitely look into this.
Personally I think we need more smaller PC handhelds in the industry atm. I see so many giant slabs being sold, and don't get me wrong they serve their purpose, but as a huge fan of the ROG Ally I have and it's size profile, I'm itching to see more smaller handhelds. I got small hands and want something more compact / portable to bring with me places
My Ayaneo air is still my favorite of all my handheld gaming PCs. I like devices with lots of power but I agree, there's something special about the smaller size.
@@TechDweeb I've seen the Ayaneo devices, but my only concern with them is repairability. Since they are usually crowd-funded devices, I'm just worried about the process of getting replacement parts. I love the size of the devices they've been making as of late, but as a fan of the right to repair act, I'd take a device that's slightly bigger for the ability to repair it easily
I like the big screen, but you get to a point where it's probably worth considering a gaming laptop, tablet or simply play on your desktop PC. I'm not sure I would enjoy having to hold such a large unit for extended play sessions. One of the big points is portability, right? Units like the Ayn Loki Zero are more interesting to me because of its mix of size and affordability. For me, portable gaming doesn't necessarily mean that I want to replicate the performance of my gaming PC.
I dunno, I don't think a laptop is nearly as 'lap friendly' as a proper handheld. I think of laptops as portable gaming PCs, they're not super comfortable to play actually in your lap. As a portable PC, they're amazing, definitely go for that instead of this if that's what you need, but if you're actually gonna game on something in your hands then a dedicated handheld is gonna be way more comfortable than a laptop or tablet with controller. IMO. But I'm totally with you. Portable gaming shouldn't just be about the performance. For some people who don't have a gaming PC then I can see the draw for higher end devices, but for me my favourite handheld PC is actually my Ayaneo Air, even though it's the least powerful. I just love playing indie and low spec games on that thing!
Yea, the big screen is really benefit, I would say. There are really, many many games where the text is just too small / UI is too small. This 1 inch difference actually can make quite many games playable / non-playable.
Hey TD, Cranmoot@work... with that price point I'm wondering why not 7840U? Nice video good quality, I like AI Dweeb pretty funny when he shows his code. IDK if I agree that it beats the SD, I like that they went without baking in a bunch of bloatware. There is 1 monumental advantage the SD has over any other device, even devices on the horizon... The Community, The steam community is exceptional if steam doesn't fix it or make it work the community will. The screen is an upgrade, but at the SD 7" I barely notice 800p. If I need horsepower I moonlight into my sunshine server(sentence struck me as funny). Lol, you played the fork advice again. I was concerned you'd somehow get sued or a strike for that one. See you on the next video, keep up the good work.
Cran the man! Which 7840u device can you get for $700ish? The cheapest I know of is the ONEXFLY, and that's a much smaller device (the main selling point I drilled home here is the screen size). Ultimately I think the full price of this thing made sense when it was released many months ago, but the price has come down and it still seems like a great device. Hard to find a device with an 8+" screen for under $1000 as far as I've seen. I wasn't seriously saying this beats out the Deck and the Ally in every scenario (despite what my clickbaity title might suggest). It's more like for those that favor 15w and are into a larger screen (and a bigger battery!), this is worth the premium over the Ally IMO. And I completely agree about the Deck's community. It's a feature that no other PC has, let alone handheld. And the fact that so many devs are targeting it for their performance and settings. I had some lawyers contact me about the fork, some mental health coalition, something about giving unsanctioned medical advice, blah blah blah. I told them to take it up with Mom, I'm sure she'll sort them out.
I was gonna bring up the same question, but I realized that that’s exactly why your reviewing this model. Good video and subject that is different than all the hype of new devices. It’s a niche that’s needed in the RUclips handheld reviewer space. When it’s not the latest and greatest how does it fit into the market?
This was a fun video, I really love the animation and editing. I don't need the device since I am perfectly satisfied with my Deck, but I still love watching all your content. Thanks TD!
..."And one USB A hole, which I really like to see"..."Wait what?". It doesn't matter whether I'm interested in the product or not, your fantastic writing is why I never miss a TechDweeb episode.
Techdweeb I need to pick your brain about games to play when I finally get a nice windows handheld. I have liked the look of all the games you’ve tested on various videos. If only there was a forum where I could sit with you and ask you anything I want…
Love the video! But....with the legion go coming out, it just seems like a better product, considering the support it will have. For this to compete, they shouldn't be selling it for more than $600.
Yeah that's a good point. Probably when the Legion Go hits we'll see a big reduction in the price of these other things. Even still this A1 (and all the 6800u devices) will likely have better performance at 15w, so I think they will still have a place until the 7840u devices can compete in price.
@@TechDweeb I'm honored you replied! I agree that they have a place in the market, especially if the performance is on par with the 7840u at 15w. Personally, I think anything above 15w for a handheld isn't realistic with those batteries, especially if you already own a gaming desktop.
It's this one: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFO1Kof Good for the price. It makes the dpad and face buttons feel a little shallow, but once I got used to it I don't mind at all. It has a built-in kickstand which I've found very helpful.
I bought this at $467 in my country. The price competes with 512gb steam deck but A1 is better. The store warranty gave me 2yrs warranty ❤ despite the company's not so good customer service.
My Aokzoe A1 barely lasted a few months before the X Y buttons started to lose all sensitivity, and that's after I already sent it back once for a screen issue. Renders it unplayable in any games that need quick inputs cuz half the time button presses don't register. Get a Lenovo or Asus one, something with a little build quality...
I wish phones had a tweaking menu to extend battery life. As in when turning off screen.. have CPU and gpu minimise to lowest clock so that power is sipped until a priority action is performed like incoming text or call.. then you can set the CPU and gpu can be turned up to a default or custom clock speed then revert once phone is back in our pocket.
Some phones do that don't they? I know Samsung phones have a pretty smart battery algorithm that learns from your habits and adapts to maximize battery life. Tries to, at least.
I do a little head-bob thing during TechDweeb's intro music and a very different little head-bob thing during the outro music. If I am ever abducted by aliens, this will be the first thing they probe me for.
Aside from my family these things makes me want to fight auto immune crap I have as a middle aged guy working for a database company that everybody use
Even if this thing had magic specs from the year 3000, I wouldn’t be caught dead using it. It looks like it was designed by a 12yr old who just discovered PC gaming.
Just had a long and tiring day... Watching your video was what I needed. Equally informative as entertaining 😃 Thank you for putting all of your creative passion in your videos 😊 Meow
I doubt i will buy 1 of this expensive handheld devices, but i wish they made more with symmetrical analog sticks. maybe i got something little cheapper at some point (like a retroid or anbernic)
Didn't the AOKZOE A1 have a terrible kickstarter with a bad dpad and quality control issues? I thought the company was also selling to Amazon customers before shipping out to the backers.
Yeah maybe, I didn't follow the news about that. As it is it's great, but it would definitely be a black mark on the company if they pulled some shady stuff.
Only reason I didn’t get the 7840u version was that at the end of the day… it’s a Chinese company. If it breaks , aokzoe support has not been great . The ally has huge issues but an rma is not hard
I thought they came out with the A1 pro already... Which would have a7840u in it. Just putting out that reminder because it runs better on lower tdps than the 6800u. Same thing with the onexplayer 2 pro which is already shipping I believe...
@@TechDweeb that's a fair point... But still wanted that thought to be out there before anyone bought this thinking it was the top tier ryzen handheld cpu
Are all of these devices major horndogs, or is it just gogamegeek picking them out especially for you? I suppose at 4W, while some games work fine, it takes the system quite some time to wrestle Windows into submission and actually start the darn game?
hey tech dweeb need your help so okay here it is ntel NUC 11 Enthusiast (NUC11PHKi7C, Phantom Canyon) Mini PC 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7 Upto 4.7GHz, 32GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD |GeForce_RTX 2060 |Thunderbolt 4 | WiFi| Window 11 Pro i want to emulate the ps3 is this a mini pc that is above the rest. games i like last of us, the saboteur, metal gear solid let me know. will this handle this. can you do a review on this. can i use the wd black p10 2.5 hdd game drive with it. is this good for adding games can you do a review on this too. hope you get back
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I don't know what I can do about that though. There is no money changing hands. The company sends me the thing, and I have to tell you who sent it and where you can buy it. It's either that or I buy everything myself, in which case I'd be only showing you the cheapest of the cheap. I'm not being dishonest about anything that I review. If it seems like I'm positive about a device it's because I genuinely like it. I'm generally quite positive about almost everything, I always find something to like. I love tech and I tend to look on the bright side. Maybe that comes off like I'm selling the thing or being paid, but I assure you I'm not, and I can only give you my honest word.
ETA Prime still has some useful takeaway content as long as one has a filter. As for TechDweeb, it's just genuine enthusiasm for a product that he likes and that's pretty obvious. It would be good if TD did sometimes comment he had views on what the support and updates of some of these Chinese companies are like. Sometimes, the hardware is perfectly fine but they abandon the software support and move on to pushing their next model after a few months.
This story will make sense, eventually, I hope. I use many devices to satisfy my entertainment "wants and needs". Nvidia shield is my daily driver. Except for 1 thing I love everything about it. It's the one thing that drives my absolutely nuts. Search. Query. Access to a search engine. I mean no access...Yes I've side loaded Chrome, Firefox etc, but the experience is "the experience". Putting something that isn't native in a device..is depressing in its experience on that device. It truly is the deal breaker in alot of cases for me. Which usually ends in a road that i don't really ever want to go down. Jailbreak road. When you pay hundreds of dollars for a device, you would at least think that you would be able to check your email on this hundreds of dollars device. No. No. No you can't check your email. No. You can't text your mom, wondering why she's late picking you up. No. No you can't pull up a map to find the closest methadone clinic 'cause your having a panic attack because your mom is late picking you up. Just no. Nothing. Only gaming. Only I/o. I/o in a cage.... BTW I'm selling my Nvidia shield on eBay now. I bought a old $30 client PC and made it into a open source Nvidia shield.... But aside from all that the handheld you reviewed looks really good but the price, the price... the price. Can I get one for free? I promise not to put it on eBay. Thank you for your review
I had a buddy who was super into the shield, and eventually he ditched it for the restrictions you're bringing up. Kinda silly that they locked it down like that.
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Big difference is the steam deck has support. These off brand devices just aren't worth the risk for that kind of price.
The big difference is some people don't care to play low res low fps gaming. Windows devices are supported via Windows updates and driver updates. Don't know why you think this device needs baby sitting after release like the steam deck.
I don’t care for support. 1K is nothing I’ll buy a new one want them best experience poor people can stick to deck for 10 years
@@ihmpall1k is beyond somthing 💀
@@ihmpallI get you completely, 1k is a lot, but if it breaks I’ll just cry and buy another 😂
@@ihmpall the quality of this chinese handhelds are garbage.. just got mine replaced because of stupid screen issues and not charging
i modified my my gold PSP 1000 with a IPS screen and took out the disk drive and replaced it with a 2800 milliamp lithium ion battery.. and put a ton of games on it.. PSP is awesome.. $750 is out of my price range.. but still a cool item.. glad your doing a dedicated emulation vid on this.. looking forward to it!
For $750 you could buy an *Anbernic* and have enough money left to fund an OnlyFanz girl for about 20 minutes...
I loved the time and attention you put into animating the device speech. It made the video enjoyable, and it is a nice differentiating factor from other creators in this space.
That 6800U is insane, at only 10W I would have never thought gaming like that was possible. It is truly impressive how far integrated graphics have gone to reach this level of performance.
Man I clicked the new vid and literally laughed out loud within 2 mins. Cheers my fellow Canadian🍺
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Wait....? Did i just stumble across the episode that starts the face talking device gag?? Omg thats awesome 😜
I 've just bought this refurbished and i love it. Granted, it was a bit more expensive than the deck but that screen, man !
The editing with the talking device was fun and entertaining to watch. Nicely done with the jokes it was hilarious!
Holly crap tech dweebs gone next level with the animations and production quality mad respect ✊
I don't agree but doesn't mean that this video was awesome!
My handheld gaming pretty much consists of chess on my Android phone, but this looks like a very nice unit. If I ever caught the bug, I would definitely look into this.
It would play a mean chess
Personally I think we need more smaller PC handhelds in the industry atm. I see so many giant slabs being sold, and don't get me wrong they serve their purpose, but as a huge fan of the ROG Ally I have and it's size profile, I'm itching to see more smaller handhelds. I got small hands and want something more compact / portable to bring with me places
ayaneo pocket air (not very pc) and ayaneo air 1s coming soon, we can pray :))))
My Ayaneo air is still my favorite of all my handheld gaming PCs. I like devices with lots of power but I agree, there's something special about the smaller size.
What do you mean!? The A1 and A1 Pro have the same footprint as the Ally.
@@TechDweeb I've seen the Ayaneo devices, but my only concern with them is repairability. Since they are usually crowd-funded devices, I'm just worried about the process of getting replacement parts. I love the size of the devices they've been making as of late, but as a fan of the right to repair act, I'd take a device that's slightly bigger for the ability to repair it easily
@@LeonSMeowity personally I would just like to own what I purchase. That's why I drive a 57 chevy
I've grown to love your channel over time, but we all want to know if the avatar matches the face
It's pretty darn close! I've grown the beard out over the last year but you'd easily recognize me IRL.
@@TechDweeb Do you hang around gbatemp? I know some users there lead me on to your channel
I like the big screen, but you get to a point where it's probably worth considering a gaming laptop, tablet or simply play on your desktop PC. I'm not sure I would enjoy having to hold such a large unit for extended play sessions. One of the big points is portability, right? Units like the Ayn Loki Zero are more interesting to me because of its mix of size and affordability. For me, portable gaming doesn't necessarily mean that I want to replicate the performance of my gaming PC.
I dunno, I don't think a laptop is nearly as 'lap friendly' as a proper handheld. I think of laptops as portable gaming PCs, they're not super comfortable to play actually in your lap. As a portable PC, they're amazing, definitely go for that instead of this if that's what you need, but if you're actually gonna game on something in your hands then a dedicated handheld is gonna be way more comfortable than a laptop or tablet with controller. IMO.
But I'm totally with you. Portable gaming shouldn't just be about the performance. For some people who don't have a gaming PC then I can see the draw for higher end devices, but for me my favourite handheld PC is actually my Ayaneo Air, even though it's the least powerful. I just love playing indie and low spec games on that thing!
Yea, the big screen is really benefit, I would say. There are really, many many games where the text is just too small / UI is too small. This 1 inch difference actually can make quite many games playable / non-playable.
I owned a GPD win 3. 5.5 inch screen ..sold for the A1 pro and the 8 inch screen helps
Just what I want in my life a harassing talking portable console ....LOVE IT gracias !
Hey TD, Cranmoot@work... with that price point I'm wondering why not 7840U? Nice video good quality, I like AI Dweeb pretty funny when he shows his code. IDK if I agree that it beats the SD, I like that they went without baking in a bunch of bloatware. There is 1 monumental advantage the SD has over any other device, even devices on the horizon... The Community, The steam community is exceptional if steam doesn't fix it or make it work the community will. The screen is an upgrade, but at the SD 7" I barely notice 800p. If I need horsepower I moonlight into my sunshine server(sentence struck me as funny). Lol, you played the fork advice again. I was concerned you'd somehow get sued or a strike for that one. See you on the next video, keep up the good work.
Cran the man! Which 7840u device can you get for $700ish? The cheapest I know of is the ONEXFLY, and that's a much smaller device (the main selling point I drilled home here is the screen size). Ultimately I think the full price of this thing made sense when it was released many months ago, but the price has come down and it still seems like a great device. Hard to find a device with an 8+" screen for under $1000 as far as I've seen.
I wasn't seriously saying this beats out the Deck and the Ally in every scenario (despite what my clickbaity title might suggest). It's more like for those that favor 15w and are into a larger screen (and a bigger battery!), this is worth the premium over the Ally IMO.
And I completely agree about the Deck's community. It's a feature that no other PC has, let alone handheld. And the fact that so many devs are targeting it for their performance and settings.
I had some lawyers contact me about the fork, some mental health coalition, something about giving unsanctioned medical advice, blah blah blah. I told them to take it up with Mom, I'm sure she'll sort them out.
I was gonna bring up the same question, but I realized that that’s exactly why your reviewing this model. Good video and subject that is different than all the hype of new devices. It’s a niche that’s needed in the RUclips handheld reviewer space. When it’s not the latest and greatest how does it fit into the market?
Nice review! can't wait for the next video for the emulation 😁let's go!
This was a fun video, I really love the animation and editing. I don't need the device since I am perfectly satisfied with my Deck, but I still love watching all your content. Thanks TD!
Thanks!
..."And one USB A hole, which I really like to see"..."Wait what?". It doesn't matter whether I'm interested in the product or not, your fantastic writing is why I never miss a TechDweeb episode.
Come for the Tech, stay for the Dweeb
GOD DAM I CAME HERE WITHIN A MIN I WAS JUST SCROLLING RUclips AND I SAW THIS
Fancy meeting you here!
Techdweeb I need to pick your brain about games to play when I finally get a nice windows handheld. I have liked the look of all the games you’ve tested on various videos. If only there was a forum where I could sit with you and ask you anything I want…
If only... Alas...
Great video overall. I loved the energy you have for this
Best video ever! Laughed my ass off! The talking device thingy its hilarious, you should do it more!
Excellent Video! Very entertaining and good comedy.
Love the video!
But....with the legion go coming out, it just seems like a better product, considering the support it will have.
For this to compete, they shouldn't be selling it for more than $600.
Yeah that's a good point. Probably when the Legion Go hits we'll see a big reduction in the price of these other things. Even still this A1 (and all the 6800u devices) will likely have better performance at 15w, so I think they will still have a place until the 7840u devices can compete in price.
@@TechDweeb I'm honored you replied!
I agree that they have a place in the market, especially if the performance is on par with the 7840u at 15w.
Personally, I think anything above 15w for a handheld isn't realistic with those batteries, especially if you already own a gaming desktop.
Random but what grip is that you are using for your steamdeck? Looks nice
It's this one:
s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFO1Kof
Good for the price. It makes the dpad and face buttons feel a little shallow, but once I got used to it I don't mind at all. It has a built-in kickstand which I've found very helpful.
I bought this at $467 in my country. The price competes with 512gb steam deck but A1 is better. The store warranty gave me 2yrs warranty ❤ despite the company's not so good customer service.
TechDweeb is a fricking legend! 🤣
It plays blades of steel; im sold!
My Aokzoe A1 barely lasted a few months before the X Y buttons started to lose all sensitivity, and that's after I already sent it back once for a screen issue. Renders it unplayable in any games that need quick inputs cuz half the time button presses don't register. Get a Lenovo or Asus one, something with a little build quality...
On the witcher 3, did you test it in DX12 or 11?
Dx12
@@TechDweeb I am impressed!
I wish phones had a tweaking menu to extend battery life.
As in when turning off screen.. have CPU and gpu minimise to lowest clock so that power is sipped until a priority action is performed like incoming text or call.. then you can set the CPU and gpu can be turned up to a default or custom clock speed then revert once phone is back in our pocket.
Some phones do that don't they? I know Samsung phones have a pretty smart battery algorithm that learns from your habits and adapts to maximize battery life. Tries to, at least.
Did you ever make the video for the emulation on it.
I do a little head-bob thing during TechDweeb's intro music and a very different little head-bob thing during the outro music. If I am ever abducted by aliens, this will be the first thing they probe me for.
Not if. When.
I love my A1 pro version! Thought about getting the rog ally x due to its huge battery, but I can't go any smaller than 8 inches......😅
I'll stick with my OneXPlayer S1 but for anyone else in the market for a new PC, sure it's ok.
Love your videos but already a fan and user of Steam Deck, awaiting SD 2.....
You and me both!
Im flying a plane and i get a flat tire on the way to Luigi’s pizza. What should i write down for question #5?
24 gallons of Root Beer.
As a connoisseur of nice wallpapers,I must say that is a beautiful wallpaper against the color scheme of the console 👌
I searched long and hard for the perfect wallpaper. My commitment is second to none.
(That's a lie. It was the 2nd google result)
Aside from my family these things makes me want to fight auto immune crap I have as a middle aged guy working for a database company that everybody use
Good luck my dude!
What would you recommend for emulation on this? Emudeck for windows, batocera, what?
Even if this thing had magic specs from the year 3000, I wouldn’t be caught dead using it. It looks like it was designed by a 12yr old who just discovered PC gaming.
Haha true!
This is not AOKZOE A1 pro right?, ...Im considering AOKZOE A1 VS ROG ALLY Z1 EXTREME..which is better? Or should I go for AOKZOE A1 PRO?
Just had a long and tiring day... Watching your video was what I needed. Equally informative as entertaining 😃 Thank you for putting all of your creative passion in your videos 😊 Meow
Thanks for saying so buddy!
@@TechDweeb
I have an idea for a future video! What about "Life lessons I learned playing video games"? I actually have a lot to say on this matter 😋
Are is worth to buy on 2k24?
THE DEVICE! IT TALKED!!!
I understand it can play red dead redemption 2, but can it play Brotato?
A potato could play Brotato
I doubt i will buy 1 of this expensive handheld devices, but i wish they made more with symmetrical analog sticks.
maybe i got something little cheapper at some point (like a retroid or anbernic)
can this play a cracked games or ready to play games that no need installation?
Yup! It's just a windows PC after all, any windows game will run on it just like a computer.
@@TechDweeb thanks for the info
Unboxing a SEALED eMachines PC from 2000. Can it play GAMES?!
that was fucking hilarious an entertaining, great work 😂😂😂😂
Didn't the AOKZOE A1 have a terrible kickstarter with a bad dpad and quality control issues? I thought the company was also selling to Amazon customers before shipping out to the backers.
Yeah maybe, I didn't follow the news about that. As it is it's great, but it would definitely be a black mark on the company if they pulled some shady stuff.
@@TechDweeb TheTerk scared me about the AOKZOE back story and his own impartial dealings ruclips.net/video/srOXhWtc_9E/видео.htmlsi=CThdnap2PiZD0nTB
I wish sponsored content wasn’t allowed
Only reason I didn’t get the 7840u version was that at the end of the day… it’s a Chinese company. If it breaks , aokzoe support has not been great .
The ally has huge issues but an rma is not hard
True! Support is definitely worth paying for sometimes.
Dude, I think that thing is hitting on you.
The feeling is mutual
No doubt, if we are gonna spend almost $1000 I'd like one of these handhelds to not look and feel like cheap plastic, hollow gamer gear.
Ha so true
So whats the batterylife with 10W ???
Meh almost 3x the price of steam deck i would rather buy myself a steamdeck buy my gf one buy my brother one lol
Did you mean almost 2x the price of the steam deck? The base model deck is 399, this is 700.
Asus Rog ally or Aokzoe a1 ?
I thought they came out with the A1 pro already... Which would have a7840u in it. Just putting out that reminder because it runs better on lower tdps than the 6800u. Same thing with the onexplayer 2 pro which is already shipping I believe...
Big price difference between this and the Onexplayer though...
@@TechDweeb that's a fair point... But still wanted that thought to be out there before anyone bought this thinking it was the top tier ryzen handheld cpu
Are all of these devices major horndogs, or is it just gogamegeek picking them out especially for you?
I suppose at 4W, while some games work fine, it takes the system quite some time to wrestle Windows into submission and actually start the darn game?
Haha totally. At 4w even steam big picture mode is super sluggish. The games run like 10x better than steam itself at 4w!
Phewwww $700 is out of my meager budget 😅
Doesn't have duel touchpad so it gonna he annoying to move
It's yellow! Still won't go for anything other than Steam Deck. The support from Valve is unmatched. The competition can't compete with that.
This is 530 dollars now in my country wish I didnt bought steam deck but this was pricy when I bought steam deck. Its 1200 dollars
this review made want to buy one..... legion go lol
Can it connect with pico 4?
legion go may beats this device? hmm maybeee
Yeah probably!
No it never beats because it is too expensive🤣
Need more usb a hole shots
What is this ???
AOK ZOE ?
AYA NEO ?
AYN ODIN ?
what a completely non biased commercial this channel has put out!
$780.00 Hell No!!!!!
$700 with coupon
MW2 test on it :)
hey tech dweeb need your help so okay here it is
ntel NUC 11 Enthusiast (NUC11PHKi7C, Phantom Canyon) Mini PC 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7 Upto 4.7GHz, 32GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD |GeForce_RTX 2060 |Thunderbolt 4 | WiFi| Window 11 Pro
i want to emulate the ps3 is this a mini pc that is above the rest. games i like last of us, the saboteur, metal gear solid let me know. will this handle this. can you do a review on this.
can i use the wd black p10 2.5 hdd game drive with it. is this good for adding games can you do a review on this too.
hope you get back
Hi.
Hello
Hiiii!!!
He liked my comment!! You're the coolest youtuber!
unfortunately it looks like a cheap Chinese toy
Haha yup!
Beat Ally? Are you sure about that? funny...
6800u is outdated 😂
Hahahahhahahahhahahaha!
first!
🏆🦂
(there is a hidden scorpion in the trophy... is what that meant...)
Die Stimme ist so extrem nervig. Kann die Videos deswegen echt nicht schauen.
Then why are you here?
Go away, shoo...
Der Topf, der den Kessel schwarz nennt? Kein Grund zu kommentieren, joggen Sie einfach weiter und hören Sie auf, ein irritierender und eigensinniger Idiot zu sein!
Your shtick is so cringe it hurts.
Hope you didn’t break it when you dropped it.🤣
You’re starting to sound a little too sponsored, I like your channel but you don’t want to turn into an ETFPrime
I don't know what I can do about that though. There is no money changing hands. The company sends me the thing, and I have to tell you who sent it and where you can buy it. It's either that or I buy everything myself, in which case I'd be only showing you the cheapest of the cheap.
I'm not being dishonest about anything that I review. If it seems like I'm positive about a device it's because I genuinely like it. I'm generally quite positive about almost everything, I always find something to like. I love tech and I tend to look on the bright side. Maybe that comes off like I'm selling the thing or being paid, but I assure you I'm not, and I can only give you my honest word.
Hey, he has to get that bag somehow
ETA Prime still has some useful takeaway content as long as one has a filter. As for TechDweeb, it's just genuine enthusiasm for a product that he likes and that's pretty obvious. It would be good if TD did sometimes comment he had views on what the support and updates of some of these Chinese companies are like.
Sometimes, the hardware is perfectly fine but they abandon the software support and move on to pushing their next model after a few months.
This story will make sense, eventually, I hope. I use many devices to satisfy my entertainment "wants and needs". Nvidia shield is my daily driver. Except for 1 thing I love everything about it. It's the one thing that drives my absolutely nuts. Search. Query. Access to a search engine. I mean no access...Yes I've side loaded Chrome, Firefox etc, but the experience is "the experience". Putting something that isn't native in a device..is depressing in its experience on that device. It truly is the deal breaker in alot of cases for me. Which usually ends in a road that i don't really ever want to go down. Jailbreak road. When you pay hundreds of dollars for a device, you would at least think that you would be able to check your email on this hundreds of dollars device. No. No. No you can't check your email. No. You can't text your mom, wondering why she's late picking you up. No. No you can't pull up a map to find the closest methadone clinic 'cause your having a panic attack because your mom is late picking you up. Just no. Nothing. Only gaming. Only I/o. I/o in a cage.... BTW I'm selling my Nvidia shield on eBay now. I bought a old $30 client PC and made it into a open source Nvidia shield.... But aside from all that the handheld you reviewed looks really good but the price, the price... the price. Can I get one for free? I promise not to put it on eBay. Thank you for your review
I had a buddy who was super into the shield, and eventually he ditched it for the restrictions you're bringing up. Kinda silly that they locked it down like that.
@@TechDweeb agreed.