OneXFly Review: A True ROG Ally Competitor?

[@CuriousTinkering]

If only smaller companies can get VRR screens, too. That would be amazing.

[@flybriur]

Yup. I thought that it would come with a VRR screen. Now that it doesn't, I'm thinking of cancelling my preorder.

[@TheMoistBanana]

​@flybriur can't you just cap refresh rate manually?

[@MinatozakiSana1229]

@@flybriuri wonder if they can manually add vrr like ps5 first come out ?

[@flybriur]

@@MinatozakiSana1229 They can't. I specifically asked them if they could add VRR support later via a firmware update and they said no.

[@flybriur]

@@MinatozakiSana1229 I asked them on their Indiegogo campaign page.

[@baka_ja_nai]

Correction about VRR range on Ally - its panel uses LFC for lower FPS (29-48 or something like that). LFC allows FreeSync technology to work when the framerate falls below the minimum refresh rate of the display. so it is still smoothing things out even at low FPS.

[@retrohandhelds]

Love the form factor of this compared to the larger x86 devices! The cooling in particular has me interested. Also too late, already customized my Fly with 'BabyCakes'. Great vid! -Stubbs

[@brycedayton4092]

Just make sure you know another Babycakes when you go to re-sell. Problem solved!

[@CreativityNull]

My only problem is that OneX has a poor history of customer service from what I can find when something goes wrong. It has really good specs, but it's too easy to become an expensive paper weight considering your chances at support. That's why I went with Valve's steamdeck because I decided with the games I want to play portably I didn't need the extra power and if something goes wrong (and something did for me) I can get good support (which I did) and replacement parts.

[@drifter4training]

and also games nowadays doesn't seem to be fully developed or the full package due to glitches and software issues.. if not in a hurry to play new games, there are other games on steam etc to play on...

[@CreativityNull]

@@drifter4training I think roughly half of my steam library is steam deck compatible... So that's 500 games to explore, most of which I haven't played (I'm not exaggerating. I have roughly 1200 steam titles. Thanks Humble Bundle.)

[@spiffdaddy]

STEAM DECK love it but my 3080 ti egpu wasted may sell it buy this. a game running at 40 frames will be 70 80 frames big boost.. no EGPU Support sux when Playing on a tv when at home "edit guy here making Video needs smaller thunderbolt cord smaller = bigger boost"

[@spiffdaddy]

Faster data gets to the Graphic card better return

[@MrMartellSincere]

I love how compact it looks and not so big and bulky.

[@melxb]

yeah I'm waiting for the aokzoe a2 though it looks like it will be a bit sleeker and have a bezeless display like the ayaneo 2s

[@dgevert]

Something about the proportions look off to me, it's really long. It makes me think of a phone in a telescopic controller. So I question whether it's compact in a way that actually makes it more portable in real world usage.

[@MrMartellSincere]

@@melxb is that good, I wonder? I love compact and sleek device as I am portable gamer

[@melxb]

@@MrMartellSincere let's wait until channel's like this get one for review i would suggest, but so far from the pictures it looks nice, wonder what kind of display it will be, hopefully vrr, would be nice if it was oled as well

[@melxb]

​​@@MrMartellSincerebtw the company behind aokzoe a2 is the sister company of onexfly, so definitely should be just as great if not better

[@davidgrg21]

the rgb text thing can be removed easily or even customize it later. you just need to pop out the small plastic side covers and there's just a black plastic text cutout. it's quite simple.

[@dablaccaiyan9152]

Definitely want a hand held pc, this looks awesome but that price tag is insane for me right now

[@Mister_Phafanapolis]

I want to get in on this handheld emulator action, too. An excellent top tier Android model is $300-$400 but then for _"just a little more"_ (~$700) I could buy a Windows handheld. I obviously want more memory or storage and suddenly I'm looking at $1,200! I just can't justify it at this time.

[@heyjeySigma]

dude... 1000 bucks for a powerful gaming handheld is actually CHEAP. Getting a desktop gaming PC can cost you many thousands of dollars for something quite comparable. I'd rather pay 1000 than around 2500-3000 for a high end PC..

[@edtuckerartist]

👍🙏

[@robertsmith20022]

​@@heyjeySigmaI have to agree. For what I paid for my ally AND the xg mobile 4090, I'm still into gaming pc territory. That damn 4090 was 2k alone smh

[@sergeigarcia186]

And that's probably why the Steam Deck stays the undisputed king of handhelds for the masses. It's basically unbeatable performance + battery life + value on the entry level 64gb model costing $400 USD new or even $319 refurbished by Valve. Its crazy/ Yes, there are more POWERFUL handhelds out there, but none hit the same sweet spot compromise between performance + battery + price. They are either near double the price, or eat through battery within an hour due to the insane chipset. We REALLY need more steam deck competitors in the sub $500 price range with equal or better performance or battery life. Anything more expensive than that are just tech demos that will be ignored by the masses.

[@Invid72]

Love the competition in this space. I'll be sticking with my Steam Deck as I can't see giving up the controls I have currently. Some of my games wouldn't be playable without the trackpads and I like the flexibility that you get with the back buttons. I would like more performance and a bigger battery though, I just wish I could get it all in one device.

[@dgevert]

Trackpad gang rise up! I've been on a boomer shooter kick and games like that are just better with the trackpads.

[@PaulByron4d]

The Win 4 mouse nub feels better than the trackpads but obviously won’t perform the same in games. I don’t really find myself using them much and tbe Win 4 has been getting more use though my OneXplayer Mini Pro is still my favourite overall handheld PC so it’s most likely I’ll get this.

[@silentplayz6797]

@@PaulByron4dIf you don’t mind me asking, what’s the point in having so many handheld pc’s? Doesn’t it come to a point where you’ve wasted $3k and could’ve built a sick desktop rig? Lol

[@PaulByron4d]

@@silentplayz6797 I have to admit I have a decent desktop as well 😁. But, yeah, it’s a logical question. The plan was to do video reviews of them all and then just keep the one(s) I wanted but each one has strengths and weaknesses so it’s very hard to decide.

[@silentplayz6797]

@@PaulByron4d ahhh I gotcha haha. Yea I mean I’m sure you have a decent desktop as well with all those handhelds lol. I do have a bit of a spending problem myself on stuff like this 😂 you happen to be selling any of your handhelds?

[@baselessowl]

That wait song transitioning into ur opening theme was so good

[@gagz9k]

I pre-like this video, because that's much I like Ross reviews. The Hawaiian ASMR of Game Consoles Reviews

[@ErnestJay88]

Thinking about it Just few years ago we can't even play PS2, GC, Dreamcast on handheld, most "high end handheld" only capable to play N64 or PSP. Today, with all those handheld-pc it can emulate ps3, Xbox 360, WiiU 3DS, and Switch. Even run triple A PC games natively

[@EnFuegoPlays]

Are you and family staying safe? Hope you’re all well.

[@Tom-Bomb]

I have an ROG Ally that I absolutely love but the fact that this comes in 32 or even 64gb ram is just nuts n makes me rly want it!! But the smudging and lack of VRR is a big deal breaker for me and why I’ll probably just wait for an Ally 2.. and also to a lesser extent Chinese/hard to return/get fixed company and all. But man this things impressive and the future looks so bright for handheld PC’s!! Such an exciting time to be alive

[@Tom-Bomb]

And I do rly like that white/mint green model too but idk if I could get myself to pull the trigger on that. I’m boringly practical and utilitarian and usually always go with the black option in these cases so don’t kno if I could get myself to go with the unusual choice lol. And yea it’s a year after this and the Ally have been released so it’s very unlikely I’ll ever get one at this point but still, it’s fun to imagine I guess. I’m just gonna wait for the next AMD chipset that’ll be in the Ally 2 (the Ally X with its still less ram than the OneXFly isn’t worth it imo if u alrdy have the Z1E)

[@drifter2185]

Off topic but I heard the awful news about the devestating fires in Hawaï. Hope it'll be over soon and please, stay safe 🍀🙏🏻

[@carlthewinner]

I love the size so much. I am still loving my Steam Deck right now so I didn't jump in on the Ally or OnXfly... I think I really want a Steam Deck 2 instead :)

[@RetroMannGaming]

It looks great, but ... the refurbished Steam Decks being less than half the price, makes it hard to go and get one. Is it good? Yeah, probably. Is it worth it? That's a very hard question to answer.

[@chaosheadtheanna1413]

Hopr you make a comparison between the rog ally and the lenovo go. Love your work ❤

[@bigload6]

Having no track pad for a mouse is a big no for me, the analogue sticks always feel clunky to use

[@EthanD19]

A thing with thunderbolt. You need to have a 0.5m cable, increasing above 1m will make it take a big hit so just stick with 0.5m and take no hit jic, also with any of these hand helds YOU NEED 32gb of VRAM for any modern games. Windows alone will consume 6-8gb as a base but modern games require up to 8gb. Now with that 32gb is the sweet spot it gives you the ability to max out the chips VRAM to 8gb and run a lot better. With the thunderbolt too you can update the usb 4(v1) driver also you gotta also plug it in and run it at max wattage (disabling most of the vram). ALSO disabling the integrated graphics in device manager for some reason does help with this. (With nvidia GPUs - Better for this - you can disable the integrated GPU once detected and plugged in).

[@InitialDL84]

Love your videos man, hope you and your family are staying safe with those fires going on over there!

[@ibelieveinjesusinmyspareti2861]

my only issue is lack of vrr and also no oculink port, this should be a standard asa it makes it more versatile. The form factor is absolutely amazing tho.

[@DragonDreamVNY]

Great review Russ. Hope all is safe on your side. 🙏 Thoughts with the disaster in Maui this week 😢 🌋 Mother Nature is a scary sorceress..

[@anoneemus9259]

Is it just me or is he sometimes saying "ROT" instead of "ROG" referring to the ROG Ally? Also, which OneXFly was this? 32GB RAM? And if you had the money to justify buying the top of the line model, 64GB RAM and I think it was 4TB, would that make it a more powerful device than the Ally? Would I be able to squeeze more frames out of more graphically demanding games than the Ally? Say I'm maxing at 50-60 fps on reRE4 on the Ally, would the 64GB OXF be able to give me a steady 60 fps or something like that?

[@leovi2]

Might be a stupid idea, but we do know that's there are some small stuff that can take away from the performance like some security features on windows, having more ram usage because of background apps, since it will make the igpu use the ram as video memory, how about making a video about a debloated windows vs a stock one that comes with these PCs

[@yusepbcn]

Custom RGB is not mandatory it is an extra perk that you have to pay . Actually I didn't added it.

[@Soljie1969]

Pre-orders hit over 200,000 in less than 3 hours .

[@muonswitch]

Really appreciate the battery life summary! Great work, would be great to have this data for all this PC handhelds!

[@Renbits]

how well does it run bazzite? you know, a full on bazzite on different devices roundup would be a BANGER video

[@harveysmith4424]

Thank you for showing Project Gotham Racing running through Xenia. I loved that game so much and thought it wasn't supported./

[@sergeigarcia186]

As impressive as these are, all these +$700-$1000 USD handhelds are just making me appreciate the Steam Deck's insane price-to-performance value at $400 USD new (and now $319 USD refurbished officially by Valve). I can't believe we've reached the time where you can buy an actually functional handheld PC capable of AAA PC gaming for the price of a Nintendo Switch. I really hope more handhelds arrive that actually compete with the Steam Deck in the sub $300-500 USD price range that mirrors console prices. As that appears to be the price sweet-spot for most people to pull the trigger on these devices.

[@r34p3rex]

Steam Deck is basically subsidized by Valve to get more people onto steam where they make the bulk of their money. No one will ever be able to compete with Valve on price-to-performance because of this

[@ALC570]

Hope y’all are safe over there w the fires

[@datpspguy]

Been waiting for your second impressions video on this device. I purchased the Ally but didn't like the ergonomics so I've been just hanging tight still using my SteamDeck. The Ayaneo devices are fine but for lazy positioned gaming like on your back hands over your head, it can get a bit heavier so ultimately, I'm going to go with the OneXFly and the white as you mentioned due to the smudging. Hopefully we can get them shipped early September.

[@amabka.n101]

I’ve purchased the white one today . Hope I don’t regret 😢

[@juniorelizondo4144]

Did you guys get your onex? I'm eyeballing it as well but haven't pulled the trigger.

[@MinhThanh-lh8te]

​@@amabka.n101Can you use it bro?

[@amabka.n101]

@MinhThanh-lh8te after tomorrow, I'll put my hands on it. They haven't delivered it yet.

[@MinhThanh-lh8te]

@@amabka.n101 Can you tell me how it feels when used today?

[@perassma]

Great video, as usual :) Been a bit worried for you due to the terrible fires and winds in Hawaii, i hope you and yours are ok!?

[@RealziesCuts]

I’ll be staying with the steam deck for quite some time or at least until this huge miracle hits 💫 Feels good to know you’re gonna be a big winner in August 2023 🥇 330 days no alcohol 🏆💥

[@Max-xd1td]

Still not satisfied yet, when stable 60fps on the highest quality is possible on handhelds I am in.

[@user-iw8ub2gj5m]

Can you do a comparison of the steam deck, Ron, ally, and this onexfly I’m personally looking for a machine with enough power for emulation and official games that is portable yet easily to dock and play on a big screen while not playing aaa games but some good ones off steam and emulation from ps3 and down also little to low lag

[@hausmaus5698]

No FreeSync is a bummer. Why? I don't get it, even $100 monitors support it.

[@Ray__E]

Great review. There are so many handhelds to choose from and a new one seems to come out every week. I want an Ally but so far the numerous issues with it have me spooked. If Asus can iron out the kinks I think it'll be the one I purchase.

[@tykendrick800]

Tried it for myself. Coming from steam deck, for me it's a huge upgrade as far as gaming. Battery is the only issue for me. 25w gaming I get about 1.15 hr of gaming. But I velcro a battery bank on the rear so I get over 2 hours on turbo. I think reviewers nitpick a lot. Thing is great

[@solidust573]

Per game power profile settings- is mission critical.

[@wesm.2133]

i bought during campaign, had to wait but man was it worth it, the Legion Go look awesome but OneXFly is a true handheld device, the form factor is awesome and performance rivals Legion Go. You dont need 32GB for gaming, unless you want to launch and run 2 games at the same time, which makes no sense, 16GB is more than enough.

[@WuFluChan]

The problem with all the “compact” handhelds is the button placement. the right thumb sticks are always way too low to use normally every review on every one shows people awkwardly having to use the lower middle part of their thumb to control it. They need to start swapping abxy and the thumb stick on compact ones

[@ienthanh5998]

Dont forget the thermal too

[@TerrannotOP]

Wish this had back buttons, this is one of the few companies that provide hall effect joystick

[@DaveVoyles]

Looks near identical to the AOK ZOE A1 pro, which I have and love

[@Ogk10]

We need more oculink handhelds

[@creaturecore13]

I personally don't care for a 1 all launcher. If i want to play steam games I'll open steam into big picture mode. If i want to play a game from epic I'll open that launcher. People pretend it's different on the deck but it's not. If i want to play diablo i need to go to other games and launch battle launcher to play. The biggest issues here are no customer service support and no vrr is huge. Still waiting on lenovo before i buy something to replace my deck.

[@Bushidounohana]

My next gaming PC needs to have “BABYCAKES’ embossed upon it, specifically FOR the owner after me.

[@hantke1989]

(1) As always, really nice review! (2) Hope you and your family are OK with the fires in Hawai

[@soullessdevourer]

I know this is a video for a higher end handheld PC, but I just purchased an RP2S and was wondering if you were gonna do a vid on that.

[@RyanRakowski]

When you describe form factor can you compare it side by side to popular handhelds like a Nintendo Switch?

[@MelvinGundlach]

In Germany the ROG Ally costs 399 € for the Z1 and 499 € Z1 Extreme edition. That sounds like a no-brainer in comparison.

[@niclasneziru1854]

I don't mind big ass handhelds, that's exactly what I love about the steam deck, how unapologetically massive it is, however if I actually wanted a smaller device with better portability I'd go with this one It certainly looks lighter, thinner and ergonomically better than the Ally

[@jpnzo2k12]

Semi agree. Ally is big with a medium 7" screen. I think Aokzoe A1 Pro is almost same footprint with a bigger screen

[@jpnzo2k12]

Take medium just as a reference since not actual size defined

[@FordManLife94]

Always nice to watch a Retro Game Corps review video while updating game drivers on your gaming computer

[@Magidiny123]

How many gigs of Video RAM does the GPU have for the OneXFly? and can it do Wireless PCVR perfectly playing stuff like Beat Saber Half Life Alex and VRChat? Also what kind of framerate can you get on those games with it?

[@joeschmoe5009]

You said youre interested to try oculink with this device and the gpd g1, but this device doesnt have oculink unless im missing something

[@RetroGameCorps]

Sorry, I just meant that I am interested in trying out Oculink in general.

[@joeschmoe5009]

@@RetroGameCorps ahhhh, ok i was confused. I too am interested in oculink. I want to put my desktop 3080 on a dovk and plug in a mini pc for an at home desktop replacement since the ally cant do. Though it would be intetesting if asus made a dock/box to put in a desktop card of choice and use their connector

[@AlexBurns1]

I appreciate the hard work and being able to release this review on release day of the device ❤

[@NOVARIS]

What about ayaneo kun, do you think you’ll get it?

[@Zel912]

Similar spec to rog ally. But more expensive and no vrr. Then why should i select it?

[@BingbongRecto]

Pls do a comp of all your x86 handhelds!

[@spartaninvirginia]

You're safe from the fires, right?

[@robertwatson5104]

Loving mine,, thinking of getting RTX 490 mobile card add on

[@cassjr17]

Is black ops one on the emulator or can you play it on game pass

[@mackyj7801]

Love the battery test comparison you did your the only youtuber doing this properly and hand held device is meant to be played on the go not when tethered to a power cable

[@champiion]

I agree but I have 2 kids and it’s nice to be able to play my steam deck while sitting next to them on the sofa.

[@kj5905]

Russ..you got links to the pc you built in this vid?

[@apeklycheegfj3535]

Do a thermal test please

[@Phanbot01]

Love the look but the 6800U Onexplayer that I previously purchased had defective joysticks out of the box so I don't trust investing any more money on one of their products. I'll stick to Aya Neo Geek 1S, GPD Win 4 or a Asus Ally to satisfy my gaming needs. Would have liked to see a modest teardown to expose the difficulty in upgrading the storage on the device.

[@drifter4training]

hmm yea that would be build quality consistency issue.. same with razer stuff in the past.. steam deck hardware parts and software are accessible with valve, community support, ifixit and 3rd party hardware e.g gulikit

[@yusepbcn]

Already ordered mine. Some youtubers still have to wait and pay for it.

[@colormeglucose]

Still love my Rog Ally however this is gorgeous as well too but dang that pricing though😮

[@alluringming]

Im curious what lenovo going to go for when it comes out. Seems a lot of these handhelds that are popping up everywhere.

[@hondmatic]

I have the Onexplayer mini 5800u. I’m deciding if it is worth it to spend the money to get this or the ROG ally. I want something smaller/lighter than the onexplayer mini. Just not sure if it is a worth it. I already spent a hefty amount on the onexplayer. Is it worth the money or should I just be satisfied with the onexplayer mini?

[@RetroGameCorps]

I personally wouldn't upgrade from the OXP, that's a lot of money with not a ton of difference between the two. I think it'll depend on whether you can get a good secondhand price for the OXP Mini (assuming you plan on selling it) and what that price difference will be between that and the OXF or Ally.

[@hondmatic]

@@RetroGameCorps Thank you for your quick reply. I really appreciate the feedback!

[@yodiraxgaming]

I wish It had the detachable controllers like the Onexplayer 2 that I could put my hands down and keep playing on the table.

[@Monkeyz73]

You could get a ps4 controller or Xbox controller and play with it like that

[@yodiraxgaming]

@@Monkeyz73 Yeah but I don’t want to carry another controller around.

[@ItsJustHenriHeck]

Nice breakdown, seems like the ROG and Steamdeck are the ones to beat in this market.

[@therighttruth8702]

Steam deck trash barely handle some games at max and medium

[@ItsJustHenriHeck]

@therighttruth8702 for $400 handled at base you can't expect much.

[@popcorn5968]

How many of these handhelds do we need every year?

[@JerrardJDDavis-gy9hh]

Will The ONEXFLY Play PS2 Or Nintendo Gamecube And Will It Be On Amazon And Will It Play On TV And How

[@Thump2030]

If price was not an issue and if the rog ally wasn't at bestbuy which would you buy over the other the ally or the onexfly?

[@CSHummer]

Steam Deck

[@Dracossaint]

I have a steamdeck, but to answer the question. the ally, But price is ALWAYS a factor. Value matters a fair bit, I can use that money for x or y other thing

[@793Vampire]

Great review spot on 👍🏿

[@SmilingIslandRetreat-pn4dd]

Hey Russ, are the sticks the same as on the Aok Zoe A2? They look exactly the same but you said the A2 was better for shooters. Is that simply down to the larger size and ergonomics?

[@saedo9723]

How does it compare to the ayaneo 2s?

[@jackofnotrade9316]

re eGPU issue: I think you should use an nvidia card for the usb4 egpu. I always had sub-par performance with amd card on egpu. For the record, I have an eGPU with an 3060Ti and it works absolutely wondrously.

[@yusepbcn]

Currently the ally does regulate the tdp. So if you set up the tdp at 25 and you play blasphemous it will got down to 7w... Seems you are not up to date.

[@RetroGameCorps]

It’s a nuanced subject but it depends on the game and its power demands. The same phenomena would happen with Blasphemous and other handhelds, that’s not something unique to the Ally or any sort of TDP regulation, the game just won’t take more power than it needs. A better game to test would be Hades, which will often eat up more power than it requires. Currently only SteamOS or third party tools like Handheld Companion (with AutoTDP enabled) will regulate the power profile to match specific fps goals. The Ally can also set fps limits but then it just adds a cap to the top, which isn’t the same as regulating its power profile on the fly.

[@yusepbcn]

@@RetroGameCorps what I meant is that currently you don't need to setup a specific tdp for the Apu, because it regulates to what the game needs under a certain workload. It was not like that at the start, but recent changes have improved the ally tdp self regulation. Honestly, try it. I was playing murder by numbers at a 25w turbo, but the ally was automatically lowering it to 4-5. It was not like that at the launch. You can check that at my last video, las minutes. It is is Spanish but you still can see the video.

[@Vitorlean]

Hi man,what is best onexfly vs aokzoe a1 Pro?

[@TheDarkstorm77]

I just love the look of this!!

[@kpr7228]

This or geek1s? Please help to decide.

[@Sepharite]

I need to know if I should get it NOWWW! Lmao just kidding looking forward to it. Thanks for the videos Russ.

[@maxheadroomsfan]

Russ @retro game corps can't wait for you to review the poorly made RG405V. Everyone's been slating lazy Anbernic for making the same design as the 353v version

[@cevgemv]

which is the different between the oneXfly and the oneXplayer mini pro ? Thanks.

[@RetroGameCorps]

They have a different shape to them, and the Mini Pro has last year's flagship APU (Ryzen 7 6800U). The OneXFly has a newer chip, better screen, and better ergonomics.

[@ramongrady3166]

Pretty small…I’m still loving that chunky Steam Deck! 🤣😂

[@adams4244]

Gamers in 2017: OMG, Nintendo is always sooo far behind in specs, no way I can do 720p or 30fps, unplayable. Gamers in 2023: OMG, the Steamdeck is sooo great, I can't believe I can play games in 800p at 30fps.

[@nbain66]

The steam deck plays AAA games at that or higher, the switch often runs at 540p and sub 30fps with games like Apex and No Man's Sky.

[@David-ln8qh]

720p (and depending on the game 30fps) has always been fine for PORTABLES. Nintendo was frequently criticized for their console horsepower post Gamecube and for not updating the Switch so deep into it's lifecycle. Also we're talking modern console/PC games running at 800p 30fps on Deck, not dramatically cut down last gen games running like garbage on the Switch.

[@adams4244]

I have both, btw. Switch has dramatically cut down current gen games and quite competent last gen games. I mean, Hogwarts Legacy on Deck is 720p low settings FSR is about as impressive "because it can run on the device" as Switch doing Doom Eternal. I'm not hating on either, but geeze the acceptability window has shifted dramatically.@@David-ln8qh

[@jmelz155]

I will stick with my Steam Deck and ROG Ally until a 32gb RAM device is available to purchase in stores in the USA for a decent price

[@WaxPanels]

Didnt expect to hear russ say babycakes, what a joyous day

[@saturn2fire]

Would anyone know if the RAM is upgradeable? Or is it soldered?

[@arthurdurham]

If it wasn't for the upcoming Win Mini I'd definitely get this

[@lufasumafalu5069]

they can easily add 60-75 watt hour battery and yet they keep limiting the battery capacity

[@ASlaveToReason]

Its about weight in the hand. If you want another 50whr just carry an external battery or mount one to the back

[@lufasumafalu5069]

@@ASlaveToReason you complainrc about miniscule weight addition of bigger battery and then suggest adding heavy battery pack on the handheld... do you even read your own post

[@josefernandez1364]

Quick question.. is it available now? Or not yet??

[@flybriur]

It is on the Indiegogo campaign

[@homebrewGT2]

800 with Tax... here we go again. Nothing will ever beat Steam Deck because of the price point.

[@vicious12394]

The things that make the Ally that make it a non starter for me is the SD card being unusable and for some stupid reason it has a 2230 m.2 I really wanted the Ayaneo Kun but i cant justify north of £1000, especially when the oneXfly is the same price as the ally and I've had nothing but good experiences with onexplayer.

[@demiladebalogun5389]

What game are u playin at 14:02 in this video

[@nickprus5465]

How did you create the monitor with the green frame time line?

[@Dracossaint]

MSI afterburner

[@Archate]

Im gonna wait for the lenovo to see what they come up with…they saying it will be targeted to deck and rog…thats difficult to beat tho….so um curious

[@Debbb777]

It honestly looks like the switch oled but with nyxi joycons lol

[@evi0854]

Maybe you could test Yuzu Zelda totk on a KZbin reel. Would be nice. 👍