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Good choice, I really do love mine. I had an Ayaneo Geek 1s 32gb + 2to ssd (ryzen 1e) and the 8' screen vrr, performance and ergonomics of the A8 make a real difference. Have a look to the skull & co max carry to transport it safely 🙂

Not just trying to shill for Uncle Arthur or Ayaneo... But hands down the Ayaneo! The front-firing speakers. I can't see them in the OXP device, and even though they tend to use Harman Kardon audio setups, I'd be more willing to trust full front-firing over whatever down or up firing solution OneNet

I've pledged 4 campaigns and always gotten a pledge. But I get it, I do. I make absolutely no excuses for the snails pace at which Ayaneo support and Indiegogo can work at giving updates and getting products in people's hands. But even getting my Ayaneo Geek 4 weeks later than they said they'd have

nice post i recieve a suiplay 0x1 (ayaneo 2s rebranded) like new for 250 usd, im not sure if install windows or bazzite i really like bf6, maybe i will buy an extra battery, i used to have a ayaneo geek, the form factor its a win for me

Hi Arthur, Firstly, I am a first time Ayaneo buyer (despite "lurking" around and watching your releases closely for the past 2+ years since I first heard of you when the ayaneo geek was released), my first ayaneo device was the Konkr Pocket FIt and personally, with the amount of communication and re

I don’t know about your experiences, but I’ve had solid experiences with Ayaneo. I’ve been a heavy user of a second generation Geek from their indie gogo campaign. The hardware is solid, from my experiences. I had my battery go bad BUT I don’t blame them for it, batteries going bad can happen to alm

it's my perfect emulation machine for old games. it's a perfect companion to my ayaneo geek 1s

Yes it is real and the current model is more powerful than a Steam Deck in a slightly smaller package. You can find them on eBay, for reasonable prices if you’re vigilant. I would also suggest you check out the Ayaneo 2, 2S or Geek. Those are a generation old so the secondhand market is starting to

I had my battery swell on my ayaneo air pro My geek 1s is safe so far but i barely use it My best advice is to take out the battery because leaving it on is dangerous, we have to at least disconnect Have a isopropyl alcohol ready to help remove the adhesive cause ayaneo uses a pretty strong adhesive

The Kun (as well as the Legion Go) is huge even compared to the Deck. My wife has a Geek 1S, which is definitely smaller than the Deck, as it doesn't have trackpads/handles and it has smaller bezels. It doesn't feel much lighter though. She got it because she felt the Deck was too big for her hands,