Nice Video, I think the dock really makes this machine a very interesting purchase. Up to 4 player on a big screen with thousands of ganes to choose from...that's quite something. It has made my mind up, and I will buy one (and I am not much of a gamer at all...but that really is something)
I agree with you. This handheld and it's emulation power together with the Super Dock became very attractive to a lot of people. AYN got it right on the first try in my opinion.
Great review that shows how versatile the dock is. it should be noted that your phone does not support video over USB-C, which is why the dock cannot output it over HDMI. Samsung and Huawei phones typically do and so Dex and EMUI desktop modes would work well.
Great video. Thinking about un dusting my dock and purchasing a couple of controllers for my kids to play some of the multiplayers retro games. Do you recommend the Moga XP5-X plus controllers for most of the games to be played across different emulator platforms?
with the hard drive slot and usb ports this can be a media center. use android for apps like Netflix. retro gaming handheld. and console. and media center.
Tudo bem que o sistema N64 e Gamecube são sistemas "legados" pela patente das entradas a Nintendo poderia ter complicado as coisas! Mas é muito bacana jogar esses sistemas de foma "nativa" Mais um review bacana!!!
You did the Review a long time ago, but I want to know if you can watch streaming content from platforms like Netflix or TH-cam? Also, would you recommend this device for both native and cloud gaming? I hope you can answer soon because I'm about to buy the Moto edge x30 mobile or the odin for gaming.
My Odin screen goes black as soon as it connects to the TV via the HDMI. Having trouble getting the physical GameCube controller to work on the HDMI streaming to the TV
Lol it still BURNS the screen, when you watch CNN and many other TV channels that have bright Digital On-Screen (DOGs) logos but won't be an issue if you watch only live BBC or use On-demand streaming services.
How is the dock when it comes to charging the odin I hear that there are some issues with that That is really slow. And my other concern is I've heard about some issues when you plug it into ATV sometimes it doesn't read it and then they end up having to put a switch in it and then it reads it and then they put the odin in it so if you can confirm any these things would be greatly appreciated
@@RetroOasis oh that’s good then, and what’s the native resolution while docked? Can it run all or most games in 4K without overclocking while docked, and what’s highest native resolution when it’s not docked? Sorry if I’m asking too many questions lol Trying to see if I should get this or hack a switch since I’ve been told the latter emulates quite well up to Gen 6 consoles
@@jesusarcila4630 I think I was running the games at 4k with no issues. I haven't connected the Odin to the monitor without the dock so I'm not sure about the resolution.
Hey, could you please test some more cloud gaming with the dock? 😄 You can test free games on the free services like Stadia and GFN, no cost involved Edit: maybe a few more demanding and better looking cloud games than the Dungeon and Dragons ;)
@@RetroOasis I am mainly interested in the Odin because of Cloud Gaming, I don't care about emulation and android games too much. If it has a good wifi range and the dock works fine with cloud, it could be an interesting device for my cloud needs
@@tubag313 The device itself has great speeds. I do play a lot of xCloud and I stream from my Xbox constantly and so far I haven't had any hiccups with the service. And I really mean it, not one slow down whatsoever. Also, the dock has an ethernet port if you want a wired connection.
@@RetroOasis Many thanks for your reply! I am more concerned about the range than the speed. Have you played xcloud on your smartphone previously and can compare the range in which the Odin connects to the 5GHz frequency? Quite specific, I know, but it would be important for me that the device connects to the 5ghz frequency in a stable manner like my phone does and where my phone does. For reference, my "man's last resort" is quite far from the router and my phone just exactly plays cloud there well. A slightly worse range in wifi would make the Odin unplayable there then...
@@oasisdigitaloficial thanks, it's on sale right now for the 128gb and 6gb ram version for $204 after tax and only 3 days shipping so probably going to order it
This is basically a emulation machine. I don't think it's meant to compete with the Switch. It's cheaper, high quality and mainly focused on android gaming and retro gaming.
@@jeffsterc1657 If more people think like this, more money will flow to China and there will be more bioterrorism (maybe worse than Cov and SARs) but yeah whatever. I wont buy these Chinese products.
Nice video! Great to see the dock working well especially for some multiplayer arcade games!
Nice Video,
I think the dock really makes this machine a very interesting purchase. Up to 4 player on a big screen with thousands of ganes to choose from...that's quite something. It has made my mind up, and I will buy one (and I am not much of a gamer at all...but that really is something)
I agree with you. This handheld and it's emulation power together with the Super Dock became very attractive to a lot of people. AYN got it right on the first try in my opinion.
Great review that shows how versatile the dock is.
it should be noted that your phone does not support video over USB-C, which is why the dock cannot output it over HDMI. Samsung and Huawei phones typically do and so Dex and EMUI desktop modes would work well.
True that. I only realized that after I uploaded the video. I'm yet to test on a Samsung phone with Dex and it should work fine.
@@RetroOasis it this dock works with samsung phones ? I have s20fe with sd865 and would be amazing if this dock works well on it
How you get all those video games on your system ayn Odin pro?
Great video. Thinking about un dusting my dock and purchasing a couple of controllers for my kids to play some of the multiplayers retro games. Do you recommend the Moga XP5-X plus controllers for most of the games to be played across different emulator platforms?
With & without the dock, Is there a way to turn off Odin's screen when using video output to a monitor/tv? Good video, thumbs up & sub'd.
Wondering about this too.
Not yet I believe. I think this option will come on future updates.
@@RetroOasis how long did it take to get your Odin Pro ?
@@thatsmylineleaveitalone I actually ordered mine months ago in the beginning of the Indiegogo campaign.
with the hard drive slot and usb ports this can be a media center. use android for apps like Netflix. retro gaming handheld. and console. and media center.
For sure, this Dock is a great addition with tons of options.
Tudo bem que o sistema N64 e Gamecube são sistemas "legados" pela patente das entradas a Nintendo poderia ter complicado as coisas! Mas é muito bacana jogar esses sistemas de foma "nativa" Mais um review bacana!!!
Sim, é ótimo jogar esses sistemas numa tela maior! A qualidade ficou excelente.
You did the Review a long time ago, but I want to know if you can watch streaming content from platforms like Netflix or TH-cam? Also, would you recommend this device for both native and cloud gaming? I hope you can answer soon because I'm about to buy the Moto edge x30 mobile or the odin for gaming.
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Did the docking station get discontinued? I dont see it anymore.
My Odin screen goes black as soon as it connects to the TV via the HDMI. Having trouble getting the physical GameCube controller to work on the HDMI streaming to the TV
Dose this work on the odin 2? It should work but I never heard about it and I've searched on the whole internet
Can you please try 007 Everything or Nothing- I always have a hard time emulating that game-
Tested and works great!
Is there a way to hide the Android vertical line on the right side of the screen? Trying to minimize burn-in on an OLED.
Not sure man, maybe if you use the monitor o TV options to full-screen?
The Odin screen is LCD, you don't have to worry.
@@coxxycabee I think he's talking about connecting to an external OLED screen.
Lol it still BURNS the screen, when you watch CNN and many other TV channels that have bright Digital On-Screen (DOGs) logos but won't be an issue if you watch only live BBC or use On-demand streaming services.
Nice video. Thanks
Thanks man, much appreciated!
How did you get the mouse to work? I plug a mouse in and can only get mouse to move. Cannot get mouse to click on anything.
Ii was just plug and play with my logitech mouse. Any way to try a different model?
Dude you look like the lead singer of Godsmack
Maybe just a little.
I was thinking System of a Down 😂
@@matthewniederberger9367 I heard that before, quite a lot actually...
@@matthewniederberger9367 Me too!!! Lol
How is the dock when it comes to charging the odin I hear that there are some issues with that That is really slow. And my other concern is I've heard about some issues when you plug it into ATV sometimes it doesn't read it and then they end up having to put a switch in it and then it reads it and then they put the odin in it so if you can confirm any these things would be greatly appreciated
Mine didn't charge the first time and actually lost power. After that, it did and has charged each and every time I've used it.
Can it connect 4 controllers to play mario party?
Yes you can!
Do you think the dock can work with a smartphone?
As you can see from the video it didn't work on my POCO X3 Pro. But I believe it might be possible with a different phone.
@@RetroOasis it's because poco x3 pro doesn't support hdmi out
can you connect also 2 bluetooth controller at the same time ? for local couch playing
Yes you can!
@@RetroOasis thx you for the fast answer :)
But without the super dock it is not possible?
Thank you for the video!
@@hubertmuckenstich1266 Yes, it's also possible without the dock!
gonna be some lag that way.
Is there any input lag when using GameCube controller on GameCube games? Or using Bluetooth controllers?
I honestly haven't noticed any latency with any controller.
@@RetroOasis oh that’s good then, and what’s the native resolution while docked? Can it run all or most games in 4K without overclocking while docked, and what’s highest native resolution when it’s not docked?
Sorry if I’m asking too many questions lol Trying to see if I should get this or hack a switch since I’ve been told the latter emulates quite well up to Gen 6 consoles
@@jesusarcila4630 I think I was running the games at 4k with no issues. I haven't connected the Odin to the monitor without the dock so I'm not sure about the resolution.
Can someone try it with Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro to check if TV output is working? Thanks
Hey, could you please test some more cloud gaming with the dock? 😄 You can test free games on the free services like Stadia and GFN, no cost involved
Edit: maybe a few more demanding and better looking cloud games than the Dungeon and Dragons ;)
I'll try to make more dock videos soon!
@@RetroOasis I am mainly interested in the Odin because of Cloud Gaming, I don't care about emulation and android games too much.
If it has a good wifi range and the dock works fine with cloud, it could be an interesting device for my cloud needs
@@tubag313 The device itself has great speeds. I do play a lot of xCloud and I stream from my Xbox constantly and so far I haven't had any hiccups with the service. And I really mean it, not one slow down whatsoever. Also, the dock has an ethernet port if you want a wired connection.
@@RetroOasis Many thanks for your reply! I am more concerned about the range than the speed. Have you played xcloud on your smartphone previously and can compare the range in which the Odin connects to the 5GHz frequency? Quite specific, I know, but it would be important for me that the device connects to the 5ghz frequency in a stable manner like my phone does and where my phone does. For reference, my "man's last resort" is quite far from the router and my phone just exactly plays cloud there well. A slightly worse range in wifi would make the Odin unplayable there then...
@@tubag313 the lite has wifi 6 so it might have a sim card port
Can you dock the odin lite?
Yes you can.
@@oasisdigitaloficial thanks, it's on sale right now for the 128gb and 6gb ram version for $204 after tax and only 3 days shipping so probably going to order it
@@Joe-qd7kd it's also a great device.
@@oasisdigitaloficial I use ftp client with my phone to put games on my vita, could I do the same with the odin lite or do I need a PC?
@@Joe-qd7kd I personally haven't done it but you can do the same with the Odin.
Why do people love this Chinese switch-ripoff thing? People these days, strange.
This is basically a emulation machine. I don't think it's meant to compete with the Switch. It's cheaper, high quality and mainly focused on android gaming and retro gaming.
i think this one was more of a project than a standard rip off
@@jeffsterc1657 If more people think like this, more money will flow to China and there will be more bioterrorism (maybe worse than Cov and SARs) but yeah whatever. I wont buy these Chinese products.