WIN 5

By the logic of this pic, my Casio solar-powered pocket calculator is infinitely better performing than the GPD Win5, and a fraction of the Win 5's size. See how silly this comparison is, @kendyzhu?

I mean, if it's a GPD Win6 I don't really care so long as it's the same general size as the Win4 with an internal battery and a keyboard. I just don't want a Win5. I want to put it in my purse and I don't want to carry a 2005-sized tote bag.

I think the best charger for GPD Win5 is the SlimQ F150, DC port with 150W + 2x USB c and compared to the included charger it's really small and light.

Switch is terrible ergonomically. I didn’t like playing anything on that thing. Always docked it with the pro controller. Anyways, handhelds like the ROG Xbox Ally X feel 1000% better because Xbox built the controls. You can play any shooter and not feel hindered by the handheld like the switch. It

I recently bought a gpd win4 off Facebook for 300 bucks. Than a week later I traded a few older GPUs I had sitting on a shelf plus 100 bucks for a Rx 6900xt. Easily fits in my pocket. Has a full keyboard. Because of that little display the 45wh battery lasts 2+ hours and the more I use it the more I

Ye the gpd win5 paired with my xreal one pro and rayneo air 4 pro glasses is insane. You basically get the power of a baseline ps5 in your pocket with a portable IMAX theatre to match

For the carrying case, see the pics: https://imgur.com/a/CdEyQGn Nothing fits beside the machine with the battery optionally attached to it. You can only put the user manual in the space above the machine. I'm not sure if this case is the one from GPD official store. But this one was included as a g

I have used 3 handhelds as my main pc before i got the Win 5. For what i am doing, the handhelds can handle well. Then when it's time to game, i just undock the handheld and bring it with me everywhere. First it was ROG Ally. Then i got a GPD Win Mini with a G1 egpu. That made gaming a better experi

I have the WM2, Mini, and Win5. The Mini definitely benefits from having the grips attached. Without them, the gamepad feels small and cramped, and it's hard to get a comfortable hold. In the beginning, the edges and corners would dig into my palms. However, I have gotten used to it after playing it

Any of the modern x86 pc handhelds with Z1E chip or better inside work well instead of the Steam Deck. You can put SteamOS or Bazzite for steamdeck like behavior on all or most of them. So real debate is size, weight, ergonomics, screen size, budget, etc. Its all rather personal in the hand and eye.