Ayaneo pocket air vs Retroid Pocket 5 vs RG 557

[Retrokid]

For budget friendly and emulation compatibility

 

[Bonkers225]

Ayaneo Pocket Air is not budget friendly as that will cost you upwards of 400-500+. Unless you're going for the lowest RAM possible, which will limit what you can play up to. At that point, you should just get a Steam Deck, or Odin 2, which blows it out of the water. So between RP5, and 557, easily RP5. If you're just looking to play 8-16 bit and good amount of 32 bits like the PSX, you can just get a Miyoo Mini+, or RG34XX or RG35XXSP

 

[Nebulon_Galaxy]

Ayaneo Pocket Air sounds like a shoe brand

 

[nobitakun]

If I would want to play up to PS1, I defenitely buy a R36S or R36H, depending on your liking. I've bought both, R36H for 27€ and R36S for 23€, but I've seen R36S for under 20€, there is nothing remotely close to that price and what the console offers.

I am still not enough senile to spend 200€ in a chinese Android handheld.

 

[DanCalibur]

I got an R36S cuz I'm a cheap bastard, it arrives today or tomorrow. It's the first portable I got since the old gameboy advance days. Can't wait to try it out

 

[Matricks]

GO PC Handheld.
Grab the MSI Claw Ultra 5 135H for dirty cheap <$350, will be faced out market because new models 8ai are out.
OK, ITs NOT Plug n Play, needs intensive tweaking for the best, but thats the best part of the Fun Game to make it working best.
And the Claw 135H is the best emulation of the Switch 1080p gaming.
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