Launched in June 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2 arrived with the mission of surpassing one of the most successful consoles in gaming history. With over 4 million units sold in just four days, Nintendo’s new hybrid console has already proven its global appeal. The concept is clear: better performance, refined design, and full compatibility with the previous library—all while preserving the…

The Nintendo Switch OLED represents the refined evolution of Nintendo’s hybrid concept, combining the convenience of handheld gaming with the flexibility of a home console. In 2025, it remains one of the top choices for players seeking mobility, visual quality, and access to Nintendo’s vast game library. With its vibrant screen and premium design, the question arises: is it still worth it now that the…

The Nintendo Switch Lite is the compact and exclusively handheld version of the Switch family, designed for those who prioritize mobility and want to take their favorite games anywhere. With built-in controls and a lighter body, it delivers a practical experience without sacrificing the quality that made the Switch line so popular. The question remains: does it still stand as the…

Released in late 2025, the R46H enters the market as a direct competitor in the entry-level handheld category, betting on a larger horizontal screen with above-average quality. With full controls and Wi-Fi connectivity, it promises a more robust and modern experience for those seeking an affordable portable console. But does it really outperform its rivals and deliver on its promises?

The Retroid Pocket G2 enters the market with a bold and innovative proposition in the world of Android handheld consoles, introducing the brand-new Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 chip, which promises smooth and powerful emulation even on demanding platforms like Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 2. With an affordable price tag and specs that rival premium models, the G2 positions itself as the…

Launched in October 2025, the Boyhom R40XX enters the market with the promise of being a fully featured handheld console, combining solid ergonomics, built-in Wi-Fi, a large IPS screen, and a generous battery—all at a very low cost. With this set of features, it aims to deliver a surprisingly complete experience for its price.

By the end of 2025, the handheld gaming market reaches one of the most intense and competitive moments in its history. More and more people are seeking the freedom to play high-quality games anywhere—whether relaxing on the couch or traveling. The combination of technological advancements, innovative designs, and affordable prices attracts both nostalgic veterans and new enthusiasts…

By the end of 2025, the mid-range handheld console scene is buzzing with excitement and variety. Advances in hardware tech and the rising popularity of emulators have made it possible for gamers on tighter budgets to dive into classic games—and even some modern titles—without sacrificing visual quality, solid performance, or ergonomics for those marathon sessions. This guide rounds up the…

The R46S hit the market in September 2025 as a larger and upgraded version of the R36H, bringing a bigger screen, higher-capacity battery, and a more powerful chipset to deliver smoother performance. While it costs slightly more, the model promises to justify the investment with meaningful improvements—and that’s exactly what we’ll evaluate in this review to see if it’s worth paying a little extra for this evolution.

The R36S Plus launched in April 2025 with a bold mission: to be the definitive version of the acclaimed R36S. It combines a larger screen, full control layout, and solid performance, all while maintaining an affordable price tag. With targeted improvements and a focus on delivering a more refined experience, it aims to claim the title of…

The R36MAX arrived at the end of 2024 as a direct evolution of the popular R36S, bringing notable improvements in design and display while maintaining a focus on an extremely competitive price. With the goal of becoming the best variation in the lineup, it bets on refinements that aim to elevate the user experience—but does it really earn that top spot?

The world of handheld consoles has never been as exciting as it is in 2025. With a massive variety of emulation devices and affordable models, it’s now possible to relive classics from multiple generations without breaking the bank. Even with a tight budget, you can enjoy dozens of systems and revisit thousands of retro titles, keeping nostalgia alive while expanding access to gaming history.

The GAMEMT E6 Max hit the market in March 2025 with the bold promise of being the most powerful and affordable Android console of the year. Capable of running everything from Atari classics to PSP titles, and even a wide range of PlayStation 2 and Nintendo 3DS games, it stands out for its versatility and cost-effectiveness. But does all this potential power really justify the investment?

The Game Kiddy GKD Pixel 2 is a true gem for handheld console enthusiasts, launched in February 2025 with a bold proposition. Its premium metal body and tiny size contrast with a surprisingly strong performance, rivaling larger models. This blend of elegance, power, and portability promises a refined and solid experience—one that sparks curiosity and high expectations. Let’s dive into a full breakdown of its features.

The Retroid Pocket Mini v2 hit the market in May 2025 with a bold proposition: merging modern power with a compact body, combining the performance of the Snapdragon 865 with a 4:3 display and premium design. This setup promises a balanced experience between performance and portability, ideal for those seeking a small console without sacrificing advanced features. But does it really deliver on all its promises?

The Retroid Pocket Classic launched in May 2025 as a modern tribute to the Game Boy, bringing a vertical form factor, refined finish, and high-level performance. It stands out as a fusion of nostalgia and innovation, offering not just a trip to the past but a modernized experience with features that impress through their quality…

The AYN Odin 2 Portal made its debut in January 2025 as a true revolution in the world of handheld consoles, combining high-performance emulation with a sophisticated design, highlighted by a glass front panel that adds a premium touch to the device. Built for those who demand top-tier performance without sacrificing a competitive price, it positions itself as a smart alternative to more expensive competitors.

Released in June 2024, the AYN Odin 2 Mini arrives with a bold proposition: combining the power of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a design inspired by the PlayStation Vita, and the versatility of Android in a more compact format. Capable of running everything from retro classics to demanding Nintendo Switch titles—and delivering Android games at max settings—the Odin 2 Mini promises…

The AYN Odin 2 was released in 2023 with the ambitious goal of becoming the ultimate portable console for Android gaming and advanced emulation—and it has delivered on that promise with excellence. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and built with a robust design, it offers enough performance to run everything from Atari classics to modern Nintendo Switch titles…

Released in October 2025, the AYN Thor arrives with a bold mission: to redefine the handheld console market by reviving the iconic clamshell design that defined the golden age of the Nintendo DS and 3DS. Featuring two vibrant OLED screens, it delivers an immersive and nostalgic visual experience, blending the charm of the classics with cutting-edge technology. But the Thor isn’t just about emotional appeal—powered by the…

MagicX XU Mini M was released in July 2024 with a bold proposition: delivering a small portable console with above-average emulation capabilities for its size, while maintaining a competitive price. With a focus on mobility and performance, the device drew attention despite a quiet launch, sparking curiosity among enthusiasts and collectors. Now, with more time on the market, it's the perfect moment to assess whether it truly delivers on its promises of…

Retroid Pocket 4 and 4 Pro, released in 2024, entered the market with a bold promise: to combine portability, power, and versatility in a single device, raising the bar for Android handheld consoles. With an ambitious approach, it delivers an emulation experience that impresses—especially in PlayStation 2 performance—breaking a long-standing barrier for compact devices. Now, a year after launch, the model has received a…

Anbernic RG35XX Pro enters the market in 2025 as a strong contender for the most cost-effective entry-level handheld console, blending a premium design, solid performance, and an affordable price tag. With notable improvements in ergonomics, analog controls, and advanced system compatibility, it aims to deliver a superior gaming experience without breaking the bank. In this review, we’ll explore whether the RG35XX Pro lives up to its promises and stands out as the best choice for those seeking…

Released in late 2023, the Anbernic RG35XX Plus quickly became a benchmark in its category, thanks to significant upgrades over its predecessor, the RG35XX. Its success lies in the blend of portability, performance, and affordability, making it a highly attractive option for those looking to relive classic gaming with ease and solid execution. With support for multiple emulators, a quality screen, and robust build, it won over both…

U8 Game Console arrives in March 2025 with a bold proposition in the retro handheld market, betting on a compact horizontal design, support for thousands of classic games, and an extremely competitive price. In a segment flooded with options, it aims to stand out by offering instant nostalgia, focusing on simplicity and value for money. But does this balance between…