Pocket 5

Honestly Retroid Pocket 5 with an aftermarket grip checks all the boxes for me. Small size Fantastic screen Nice-feeling controls Comes in fun colors (GameCube purple) Powerful enough to emulate up to GameCube / PS2 / Wii Relatively inexpensive at $219 (for what you get). I stream Steam PC games to

From posts I've read on here: Better portability / pocketability over the Retroid Pocket 5 and Retroid Pocket 6. Realizing that PC / Switch / WiiU / etc games aren't that important to them or isn't as important as the portability to them actually using the device. People that have multiple devices i

Tl;dr: Consider a Retroid Pocket 5. It may be a good balance between cost and potential for additional (light) capability. So, OP. Most people only talk about PC handhelds here because they're the hot thing. But if you mainly want to stream, like the cheaper price point, but might like additional Ca

So I have a retroid pocket 5 my brother has the Flip 2. He prefers more DS style and I prefer PSP style. So that’s something to think about. I can fit my RP5 in my pocket pretty nice on the other hand my brother says the Flip is a bit bulky for the pocket it fits but can be uncomfy. The dual sticks

First off, concerning your desired games and platforms: all consoles I'm going to mention, will be able to run them, not all as good, but still. And emulation for OG Xbox, Xbox 360 and PS3 is still very modest, so you will be able to run some things, but just don't expect too much of that just yet.

From my research there's the miyoo a30, anbernic rg300x, there's allso this: https://ayaneo.co/nl/product/ayaneo-pocket-s2/?attribute_pa_color=obsidiaanzwart&attribute_pa_configuration=8gb-lpddr5x-128gb-ufs-3-1 which is very pricy but I think it can run ps2 easily In all reality I would probably just lo

In the bath tub? Sounds like an accident waiting to happen... 😉 But all kidding aside: I already know all about these devices, so I also know the differences. And no offense, but I never said they are Android devices, just that I myself am using an Android device, namely the Retroid Pocket 5. Which,

I love my Thor Max, it actually fits in my pocket so I take it everywhere with me. The Retroid Pocket 5 barely fit in my pocket. The Retroid Pocket 6 pokes out and altho I got the 12g stick top, I still ordered an Odin 3 Max. The Odin 3 is even larger so I know it will never leave the house but I do

Thor and Odin 3 will probably take at least a month to get to you right now, but arguably they are the best devices on your list. The Odin 2 Portal is also really good with the same chipset as the thor and a bigger 7in screen and doesn't have the potential screen defects some people have on the othe

If youre using it only for streaming - retroid pocket 5 is great if you want a smaller device and can play up to GameCube & PS2 locally or go with a MANGMI AIR x if you want something cheaper (both are 5/5.5" devices). If you want something bigger and similarly priced as the RP5 - MANGMI Pocket Max