Odin 2 Portal Base

Well, yeah, you're comparing a 800-900 usd current phone with a 300 usd android handled lmao it will obviously outperform it I honestly feel the opposite way. I've been playing with my phone (a redmi note 13 pro+) and a G8 galileo for a year now, and I recently bought an AYN Odin 2 Portal. It's a cl

Get a Portal Pro from the AYN website directly. Though not delivered instantly. https://www.ayntec.com/products/odin2-portal

Odin 2 Portal base model for $250 on AYN website is a better offer.

I would personally look at an Ayn Odin 2 (Portal, in case you want Oled) or Ayn Thor (same power, just clamshell).Or Odin 3 for even more power.Switch is great for Switch games but too weak for emulation. And don’t even think about Steam emulation. To put into perspective, modern Android handhelds h

Do you have your Odin 3? Your flair says "waiting on my Odin." For the ways I use these devices, I'd rather have an Odin 2 Portal, with its bigger screen, than a more powerful Odin 3, with a smaller screen. I've yet to run into something I wanted to play on the 2 that I couldn't, but would have been

Ok, lets do this one last time. TL;DR: Look up guides. There's a bunch of them that will walk you through most everything. They are on youtube and most of those have write ups on personal websites/blogs too. The Odin line of devices by the company AYN (Odin, Odin 2, Odin 2 Mini, Odin 2 Portal, Odin

Nobody knows when the RP6 will be announced. Could be end of this year, could be 2026. But by the time that comes out, there will be a better Ayn Odin. And then Anbernic will update the RG line. And then Retroid will come out with another Flip, or a new Mini. So you might as well just wait for the R

I have two retro gaming consoles (Retroid Pocket 5, Ayn Odin 2 Portal) and a DAP (iBasso DX180) and to a degree I do understand that it would be nice to have both in one gadget, because it could surely be done tech wise, and I honestly think DAP manufacturers charge too much because they know audiop

Emulate. It's convenient, it's free, and only collectors get a kick out of playing on original hardware. I'm an OG gamer from the 70s, and while I admit there's a little thrill in seeing and working with the original hardware, nothing beats the convenience of my Ayn Odin 2 Portal docked to my TV, re

Smart. I'm a huge fan of the Steam Deck and love mine. But when it's not the right tool for the task... buh bye. Switch 2 is a great handheld for new titles with plenty of power for a really enjoyable experience. Plus, if you want more than that, there's always Android handhelds and emulation. Tons