Lenovo's first Android gaming handheld ships with a USB dongle for direct PC game streaming at 10ms latency, bypassing Wi-Fi entirely.

Read our Ayaneo Konkr Pocket Advance review covering specs, PS2 emulation, features, price, pros, cons, and whether this Android handheld is worth buying.

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I was so hyped to finally get the AYN Odin 3 in the studio, but that excitement didn't last long. Almost immediately after unboxing, the touchscreen just completely died. No ghost touches, no…

#Anbernic built its name on retro clones, but a new leak shows the company trying something original. A video reveals a square #Androidhandheld with a screen that swivels to expose hidden controls, borrowing the Flipout's mechanical trick for #emulation. The post Remember the #NokiaTwist and #MotorolaFlipout? This handheld brings their weirdest trick back appeared first on Digital Trends.

Today we're unboxing and diving into my first impressions of the brand-new Retroid Pocket 6. After all the teasers and that mid-launch redesign, the latest powerhouse from Retroid is finally…

The budget Android handheld gets a limited Lunar New Year edition covered in ducks, and it still plays PlayStation 2 games.

Chinese handheld game console maker Anbernic is preparing to launch two new handhelds that look... a lot like an old handheld. The upcoming Anbernic RG Vita and Anbernic RV Vita Pro are portable gaming devices with physical designs (and names) that are heavily inspired by the nearly 15-year-old Sony PlayStation Vita. Pricing and availability information hasn't been announced yet, but…

The Mangmi Pocket MAX is a handheld game console with a 7 inch, 1080p 144 Hz AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, and a modular controller system that lets you pop out and replace the D-Pad and action buttons. First unveiled late last year, the Mangmi Pocket MAX is now available for purchase. It has a list price of $240, but customers who place an order by February 12th will be able to save $40 

Ayaneo Pocket S Mini review with a true 4:3 display, Snapdragon G3x Gen 2 power, premium build and Android 14 for retro gaming fans.

The Mangmi Pocket Max is an upcoming handheld game console with a 7 inch OLED display featuring a 144 Hz refresh rate and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor. While that's a chip that was released in 2019, it was a flagship-class processor at the time and should still be speedy enough to compete with newer mid-range and budget options. But what really makes the Mangmi Pocket Max unusual is its controller system.

The AYANEO Pocket Vert is an upcoming Android handheld that looks a bit like a Nintendo Game Boy might have if it were released in 2025 rather than 1989. In other words, it's a vertical device with a screen on top and buttons on the bottom. But that screen features a high-res IPS LCD display panel and glass that sits flush with the device's all-metal body.

Dual-screen handheld game consoles are having a moment. The AYANEO Pocket DS is a premium model that went up for pre-order this summer for $400 and up. The AYN Thor comes in two models: one with competitive specs to the Pocket DS, and a cheaper model that starts at $249. But the upcoming Anbernic RG DS is set to be the most affordable of all, with prices starting at under $100.