I've Waited Two Years for This Moment - Odin Pro First Look
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2022
- The Odin Pro handheld is finally shipping after two years of development. In this video, I take a look at the software, build quality, controls, and Android gaming performance of the Odin Pro gaming handheld with the Snapdragon 845 processor.
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Odin Pro Specs
CPU: Snapdragon 845
GPU: Adreno 630 @ 787 MHz
RAM: 8GB LPDDR4x
Storage: 128GB UFS 2.1
Battery: 6600 mAh
Display: 5.98 inch IPS 1920x1080
Network: Wi-Fi 5
Bluetooth: 5.0
OS: Android 10 / Windows 11
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"I'm gonna use gestures cause I'm not an animal" might be my favorite line from any of your vids, sir.
As also an owner I can tell you that it is the best ARM handheld in the market.
Why you hate animals bro?
@@emiliof.8261 why you like ARM bro?
@@StevenSpergburg 'cause they are not 10 inch Intel processors that overheats and a power hog.
ARM makes more sense on mobile, tablet, handheld and some laptops (especially M1 Macbook Pros)
@@StevenSpergburg I have two arms. Big fan.
Very impressive. This is a premium product that is clearly worth a higher price. This and the Retroid Pocket 2+ make an absolute mockery of the price charged for the RG552. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the support!
Honestly, I don't think it's worth it at all, even with the price tag of €213 EUR (Not to mention that it will cost significantly more once it's launched outside of indiegogo).
Snapdragon 845 in 2022? That's kinda disappointing.
You can get a phone with a Snapdragon 860/865/780g which are leaps stronger than the 845 for the same price, in phones with better overall specs like the Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro which also has 6GB Ram and an ips screen with 120hz refresh rate and 2k resolution!! With the phone capabilities included of course.
Just get a Poco X3 Pro and slap a type-c controller underneath like the GameSir X2. Honestly that would be a much better deal.
@@FightRayTV clearly you are one of the crowd who prefer their phone with a controller and that's fine. For people who want a dedicated handheld gaming device, this is excellent value and definitely the way forward, and it's capable of running Windows which is impressive.
@@stevethorpe9755 Nah, it's not that I prefer a phone, it's just that it just doesn't worth the price tag with the older hardware just because they slapped it in a plastic shell.
@@FightRayTV To be honest phone and controller feels like cheap crap, it *works* but god damn is having a fully featured dedicated handheld with proper battery life just for gaming is so much better...
845 that isn't throttled and properly cooled (unlike any soc in a phone) can maintain peak power which is pretty huge too
Nobody’s gonna mention Taki’s insane intro sequence? Good job Taki! Nice showcase, now for the remaining videos to come. Thanks!
Thanks to Taki for showing us its existence. Would never have known about it otherwise so I hope they give you the proper props for getting the word out. Lots of skeptics out there about this one and to see it finally come out and be this good is awesome to see. Can't wait to get mine after CNY.
HOW are you so RICH? Like ALL the modern AMD & Snapdragon handheld this is ONLY available for the RICH, so I dont know how they even make money since they are only selling to the 0.3% of gamers, AKA the RICH gamers. I PRAY these human cancer scumbags go bankrupt, its sickening. I hope some company/person who actually has morals makes a handheld like this, even the AYO NEO is cheaper & does MUCH more.
@@VirusOfCyrus what? I bought mone for less then 200$, what price are you talking about!? The Aya neo is 4-5 times more expensive!
@@VirusOfCyrus did you misread HKD as USD?
I think you took Hong Kong Dollars as USD. Odin isn't a device for rich gamers. smh
@@VirusOfCyrus Ayo Neo is $1300, while the Odin is only like 200-300 depending on the model. What are you smoking?
This looks awesome man. It has quite clever and easy to use options.
Wow, fucking awesome~
I've never seen a more perfect handheld on launch before. Software and hardware seems solid af 💗
You're awesome Taki! I wish you could do more overlook toward this wonderful device!🥰
Cheers Taki, looking forward to the future videos. The wait seems to have been worth it, looking like a good experience so far.
Awesome! I waited 2 years for this review 👍🏼 Thanks Taki.
This is probably the best content produce by Taki. I love the lighting and the audio. Keep it up! 👍🏾
Appreciate that
Well he waited for it for more than 2 years 😂 so yeah it's great
Thank you so much for this. I will watch all Odin content you can make.
Great video, I've been checking for it everyday since I saw your teaser picture. Can't wait to get my pro model with the dock!
Wish I had ordered one earlier, been on the fence because the company doesn't have a track record yet. But wow, this video sold me immediately. Hope it doesn't take too long for my IGG In Demand order to ship!
did you see that the Cheaper ODIN Lite has Bluetooth 5.2 WIFI 6 and Android 11 where Most Expensive ODIN Pro has Bluetooth 5.0 WIFI 5 and Android 10 Only
@@LyuboA android 10 is superior to 11 for emulation. Also, Odin lite doesn’t support drivers needed for emulation. You’ll lose a ton of performance.
@@LyuboA I bought both
@@defective1up mind shipped will be here this week.
@@defective1up with Chinese New Years that will be an automatic 2 weeks delay. So late feb early march is my guess
Love that SNES controller look. Love the screen size and button layout. Watched this whole video hoping to see what it can emulate lol, but I guess keep it coming brother.
You could just go in the taki 2 TH-cam or the AYN TH-cam
The official Odin TH-cam channel showcases gameplay. If you want a quick and short to the point answer though it can emulate up to PS2 and GameCube although not 100% But most games when their settings are tweaked will be playable. 3DS and Switch is out of range for this handheld.
Thanks for the update Taki. ❤️
so far this seems very impressive, thank you for the video. Looking forward to the emulation footage.
Can't wait to find out how the dock works. Hope it really is like a switch and that you can just dock and undock at will to play retro games. I've been waiting years for a device that can do that properly.
They cost as much as a Switch/Lite, any reason to not just grab one of those and mod?
@@StormBurnX Tee lite doesn't dock, and the switch is definitely getting into size/build that I don't really consider handheld. Even if that wasn't an issue, i'd rather not deal with the headache of CFW's on official devices. There's an element also of I just don't want 2 switches. I'd always need to keep a non modded one to play the latest games.
@@welshmouse unless you're really heavy on online gaming, not really. I have no problem running retroarch and all the latest games on my modded switch. and even with (legit) online games you can go back to ofw and play them there without getting banned
@@welshmouse the docking is a fair point, I don't know why I forgot the Lite doesn't do that at all lol. Thankfully the modding scene has fixed the CFW/official issue for a few years now but yeah I get ya :) it really would be nice to have a Switch Lite that still docks, I like its size a lot more
@@StormBurnX I'm still hoping for a switch lite oled model this year that might include some sort of docking functionality (seems unlikely but a man can dream)
The ABXY colors look so good.
And the vita has the best dpad i've used so far, so it's nice that they took some inspiration from it.
Amazing video Taki
Well worth the wait.
I didn't want it to end,can't wait to get mine Monday.
Please upload more soon.
So pleased to soon own this.
The Odin is real!!!
Congrats Taki and team Odin for coming through! ;)
Big thanks as always Taki, always in depth, can’t wait for the rest of your content for the Odin, looks like it could be the device to handle all aspects of most console emulation well!
This will definitely be the year of the handheld!🙌
I`ve got my odin yesterday and I am very satisfied. thank you very much taki. without you I would never have known that such a good handheld existed. Greetings from Germany :D
When did you contribute? I'm curious about the speed of delivery
Just placed an order thanks to your videos. This will be very helpful to me once it arrives :)
I'm watching this on my Odin Pro right now! It arrived today. Thanks, Taki
Nice video Taki! I also ordered the Ayn Odin Pro and hope it will arrive soon so that I can test and show it too 👍😍
From Aliexpress?
Looking forward to seeing the emulation capabilities of the Odin Pro. Very keen on grabbing one if it can be a reasonably powerful emulation one stop shop.
Idk should I get this or the aya neo I like the aya neo cuz my hands are bigger
@@vxgamer8505 If you have the extra 1200 dollar go with the aya neo pro advance for sure.
@@Infyra im fr Brazil. Aya Neo cost over $1.800 with taxes. Convert to our Currency its about R$8.000.
@@vxgamer8505 Get aya because he has Windows Odin has Android
@@wanriqueribeiro6760 é nós amigo,as coisas aqui no Brasil estão muito caras
You’re a patient man! Love your content, and info!
Thank you for this review. I'm still waiting for my translucent purple one with dock. Can't wait to enjoy it
Something like this was my dream before Valve blew it out of the water with the $400 Steam Deck.
Not really the same thing at all .. this is mainly a retro handheld .. the Steamdeck is a handheld PC .. and is massive! .. they will likely have different audiences and markets too.
@@MrNobodylikesyou what this guy said.
@@MrNobodylikesyou Yeah but at the same time there is some overlapping in the audiences. I for one was going to get and odin pro but gave up on it and focused on the deck
Ngl I'm tired of everyone talking about the steam deck. It's not even here and most ppl won't even get it
@@Pedro-sk5cg I Hope The Steam Deck Gonna Be Released Cause If Not You'll Probally Gonna Go Back To Odin Lol.
I really like the keymapper on this thing. Simple yet effective.
Outstanding Review , now I'm super excited waiting for my Odin Pro Purple that I don't know when is going to be ship but I'll wait. Thank you
Okay Taki. I'll level with ya. I was interested in the Odin since the Project Valhalla series and WILL get one next month, (hopefully) but VERY happy you got to this first. MUCH better than picture and stats on a webpage. Thank you much and godspeed, good sir.
You made me aware of the existence of this and I just got my Pro yesterday. I adore this thing, it's such a brilliant lovingly well made system with a lot of potential. Now that I can actually hold it I can definitely see this having a place with the Steam Deck, its design and form is perfect for android gaming and dedicating it for a large amount of emulated games. I'm so excited for all the backers getting this soon!
Had you had a problem with L1 and R1 buttons?
@@jonnathan7265 Nope, mine have been working just fine.
@Jeffrey Herman it definitely looks crappy, Jesus... at this point you will be better to just wait for the Steam Deck.
I don't know anyone that DOESN'T use some sort of grip case for their Switch Lite. It definitely is horrible stock but a case easily fixes the ergonomic issue (other than the sticks being too raised)
Nice new studio and so far great video as always!
You have waited long indeed, and what a beautiful device it is🥰 thanks for the share👍🏾
It's a beauty all right. I really want this for retro gaming up to Sega Dreamcast, but will have to wait for a UK seller as I don't want to get hammered for import duties!
Taki, thanks for the awesome reviews, I have been watching & waiting for the last year and what you are telling me confirms my expectations and requirements
Thanks for the update Taki! 2 questions: How much storage did all your apps use? Wondering if 64gb was enough. And can you format an sd card to be used as internal storage?
All the stuff I used in this video took half the storage. I will use a set of SD cards for emulation and keep the rest of the internal storage for Android apps. 64GB is more than enough. The Odins that I have used for other videos were all 4GB/64GB Odin devices.
@@TakiUdon
That's reassuring.
I was worried the 8GB of storage wouldn't be enough. But I must admit it is nice to brag about having 128GBs of RAM in this system.
The Odin's display has a significantly better contrast ratio than the Switch Lite. Looks like a really solidly-built handheld.
Great video as always! Odin look great, mine arrives today and I should have a video out by Friday. Really gald to see the quality seems good on the production unit!
Awesome first look.
I was so surprised to see Super Mecha Champions! It’s a hidden gem, a real treat to have stumbled upon. So many amazing gameplay mechanics from so many of my favorite games all jammed into one anime mecha shooter with loads of personality. Glad to see another fan!
The build quality is actually pretty high, impressive !!
This in my opinion is the Best Handheld game console I have ever played. It plays so well and the software is spot on.
Few hardware issues cropping up though .. might be something to keep an eye on!
Is it better than a switch lite?
@@julianputnam8290 yeah
As a retro gaming handheld yes, however a switch lite is obviously manufactured by Nintendo, so you get new modern AAA games from a first party developer. This plays psnw games near perfect, and Android games. So I depends what your after. I don't have the time to break down a PS2 to make a portable ps2 handheld, however with this I can switch from ps2, to n64, to psp, to GBA, to nes or even GameCube. It all depends on what you want or would suit you.
@@julianputnam8290 Not at playing switch games no .. but if you want to play retro games its great.
Absolutely LOVE mine.
It's sooo beautiful, can't stop staring 😍
Now we wait for Odin 2
I received one of mine yesterday, but sadly my R1 and R2 buttons are messed up a bit. Love your stuff
If the button isn't clicking, the rubber post probably wasn't put in correctly. You can remove the four screens and pop off the back. Poke the rubber under the shoulder button so it is directly on top of the switch and it won't move out again. Not sure what could be wrong with the R2 since that just uses a magnet for input.
Thanks for the review :)
I can't wait till I get mine!!! Transparent purple base! I know it's going to take a bit longer but I'm sure if there are any kinks found out before then will possibly be ironed out when mine ships.
This looks AWESOME!!!! My first indigogo back and I don't think I'll be disappointed! Wow! I have an OP6 which also runs the SD845 and it's an awesome proc! I can't wait to get this!
Thanks Taki!
@@defective1up I just ordered the base and a screen protector. I'll be sure to check back and let you know when I get a shipping notice, I'm in Canada. ^_^
22:25 did you say "i have had less time to test the new ABXY buttons becauase these were recently changed" twice or am i crazy
Will be very curious to see how this does with some of the harder-to-emulate Gamecube titles, especially Rogue Squadron II and III.
Did not know this existed. Thanks Takisan!
Saw it. Liked it. Ordered it!
The more i see these handhelds and the price the more i appreciate Steam Deck.Cant wait for it 399 is a steal.
Yeah but the base version isnt really the one you want .. mid tier or top tier for the storage.
@@MrNobodylikesyou you can change the storage yourself, although kinda clunky
@@jesusbarrera6916 yeah but then theres additional cost too .. and for some as you point out will find it too clunky to change storage.
@@MrNobodylikesyou A microSD card is clunky?
@@johnbuscher internal storage isnt an sd card on the steam deck .. its not a retro handheld like an anbernic .. its a handheld pc.
I really want to see you push ps2 on this running aether, and I didn't realize this could run windows 11 so now I also want to see that in action and running pcsx2. Ps2 is really the make or break for this device for me. If I can get good ps2 performance on one of these, I'm 100% ordered an odin pro.
get a steam deck for 20$ more and way way stronger
@@royaljoker3684 Yeah, but it's more expensive, which is fine. But for the price this is just fine.
Yup, PS2 and Gamecube are the 2 systems i want a device like this to run reasonably well.
@@bigemugamer It’s possible but today you can find it for 1000$…
PS2 plays very well. Only tried a couple of GameCube games and his just works!
Looks pretty good. Looking forward to the retro performance video.
What an amazing bit of kit. Maybe one day I'll have some money aside to join the queue!
Can someone tell me why I would get the Pro/Base/Light model? It seems the Lite has Wifi6, BT 5.2, and Android 11 upgrades, but how weak is the CPU/GPU/RAM compared to the Pro?
Try to look up the processors for benchmarks. These are all mobile SoCs so the performance will be very similar to a phone with the same chip. Of course better cooling will improve it but at least you'll have a baseline.*EDIT* SoCs as in CPU and GPU combined - RAM is separate.
Remember to take caution if you're gonna purchase this device. There are comments on the campaign from people who received defective products. I'd say wait a little so all the kinks are worked out if you do plan on getting this
I got one today and it's in perfect condition
All product runs have faults .. just one of those things .. PS5s etc released and some received faulty units and sony have been making consoles for decades.
@@MrNobodylikesyou Sony have really high QC, faults are a tiny population of the multi million unit they ship. And even then, they'll fix it.
We'll have to see how odin responds.
@@FFXfever Yeah and negative news travels faster and further than positive .. i mean how many ppl really will go on IGG to say that they didnt get a faulty unit.
@@MrNobodylikesyou but we're talking about a product with much smaller production line. Maybe 1000 units at most for first batch. Having bad press at this time is very concerning.
Wow, clicked the link and saw the price, I'm astonished at the value for the quality of the hardware and performance.
It's finally here!
9:11 Don't forget, we also have a dark mode, OR a light mode theme !!
22:25 Oh and in case you missed it, Taki's had less time to test the ABXY buttons because they were a recent change~
🤣🤣🤣
Can't wait to see what the windows situation is like with it. This is extremely impressive for the price, I honestly had no idea it was supposed to be so cheap- even after hearing time and time again that "the odin is coming" 😂
If it can play Fallout 4 era games in windows this thing is a winner to me.
@brz757 agreed there, that would actually be insane performance
I think the comment got deleted, but is $2,804 Hong-Kong dollars for the top package. Its £267 which is around £100- 150 more than the retroid pocket 2 plus.
@@brz757 wdym fallout 4 era games? like witcher 3 and rise of the tomb raider?
We’ve waited for your review. Thanks dad
Looks amazing
which is better lite or pro?
i do enjoy this hand held but i think i would still go with something like galaxy tab s6 128gb, 6gb of ram 855 snap dragon. only reason i'd buy this odin is cause its hand held but at almost 300 with out a dock the s6 tab seems like a better bang for the buck
Or you can buy many of the old flagship Android phones on the market that have an 835, 845, 855. The 855 is a big jump up while the 835-845 are about the same. Both are way faster than most of these entry-level devices and many can be had for about $100 in the West because the phone market is so saturated.
@@Anyguy4321 About $130 for an S9 on back market plus $80 for a Gamesir. But then you have no active cooling and that horrible aspect ratio. I'd bet $20 the $245 Odin Lite beats an S9 in sustained gaming just because of the better heat management.
I bought an gamesir and a phone, and to me, it still seemed annoying. Better performance, but just didn't feel like a solid unit. I can't really explain it. Ill go for this instead of my gamesir every time. The 16x9 screen also with no notch is far better than the weird long phones now. New phones cause large black bars. Last point is that Odin has analog triggers. The base launcher could use some improvements though
Forgetting the difference in form factor, the SoC difference won't affect much. the SD 855 is 30% faster, yes, but this is already fast enough for 95% of the stuff you touch, so SoC improvement won't be by much.
That tablet isn't even remotely portable so... not comparable.
Thanks Taki! Finally, your almost spokesperson role of this device finally got relieved lol.
So, as expected, they are using the software in RP2+. I guess that's why they are no longer releasing kernel.
I love this design man
This device is very nice and shows that is very powerful and stable thanks to the incorporated fans. Only the Red Magic and the fan incorporated phones can defeat it, but not in price.
This was a great review. With the ability to convert your phone into a gaming handheld, this fills a really small space. You want an additional device to your phone, that requires you to still have a phone. Android games are currently fairly limited, where the switch library is massive. Outside of 3 or 4 android games, this is mostly for emulation, but it can't run the higher end emulators like ps2 well. If they tried to include a current flagship chip, it pushes the price into the $400-$600 range where is will struggle to compete with other devices. Granted, I am sure some people would still buy it if they made it an option.
Razer recently made a development handheld with a gen 1 processor. Hopefully with all the horsepower that gives to android, developers will make more games for the platform so the purchase is more enticing in the future.
Honestly, ps2 is mostly up to optimisation on the emulator side. It hasn't been long since we finally got our first proper ps2 emulator in aether sx2, which is still in a early stage. Many games already work well, even on odin and as development continues the library of playable ps2 games will only grow
Android nearly has 500,000 games compared to Nintendo's 5000 games. Yes most of them maybe are bad but yeh they are free and I find mobile gaming fun.
@@zofar9565 The number of them that require a snapdragon 845 are pretty few. You can get a new phone to play the vast majority of them for about $99, or a used phone with a 855 for about $100.
@@Gorger12 thats why you get the lite🥶
Cant wait for the Odine Lite I am most hyped about that version.
Nice Video, Taki Odin !
Seeing this makes me wonder if getting a SD845 phone work a USB-C controller was the right plan on action. Yes it was a bit cheaper but this looks really nice and functions well.
I have a SD 855+ phone and a GameSir X2. I just got the Odin yesterday as well, and I can say immediately that as a dedicated gaming device, I prrefer the Odin. Also from what I have heard (though haven't tested myself), in max performance mode, the Odin performs above a SD 855+ and just below a 865.
16:9 screen ratio I prefer Odin, but I don't have it yet.
I just used my old SD820 (LG V20) with a 55 dollar Razer Kishi (it’s on sale) and bought a USB-C to HDMI with Passthrough Charging dongle. So far I’m really happy with it but I wish the ergonomics were a bit better, and that it was sturdier. The Kishi is plenty enough sturdy but I don’t really like how it can flex, and again just the ergonomics. Maybe the GameSir x2 would have been better, but I preferred the design of the Razer more. A launcher without an app drawer (like the Odin has) that works with gamepads was hard to find, and it took a lot of searching. But so far I’d say it’s pretty similar to the Odin setup. I can do pretty much almost anything the Odin can, for significantly cheaper. Tbh I wasn’t sure if the Odin was ever going to ship, and with the whole supply chain shortages happening. I figured it would be like 6 months to a year before I got one lol. The fact that the company has been so secretive, and we’ve known next to nothing about it hands-on made me extremely suspicious. Especially since I’ve never backed anything before, and didn’t want to take any chances. Don’t blame you for not being able to wait honestly. I couldn’t wait either. :S
GumbyX is an OG sub.
@@gr3ywolf144 Above SD 855+? Does that mean it's as good as an SD 860?
Question: does it have gyro?
A lot of android games support gyro aiming and I don't think I would get this without gyro.
Congrats 🥳🥳🥳
Thanks for this Crazy review! Congrats ...is always a pleasure to watch your movies! And always in right time!
I think that actually this should be best Handel atm. Nothing to compare not even with Nintendo (as build quality).
I was holding out for reviews before purchasing. At first when others started receiving it I was excited and almost wished I had purchased it but now I’m seeing a lot of complaints regarding quality control and faulty LR triggers 😔looks like I’m going to have to wait to see how AYN responds to those issues before purchasing one
Just get a steam deck.
Okay, lets wait until Odin fixes all problems that a new product certainly will have. Once they release a new revision of this product, will be the right time to buy it.
Can't wait to get mine 🤤
Mine is arriving here is the next 2-4 hours im super excited
this is REALLY impressive for a new kid on the block company with a first time product, i hope they do well financially because i'll forward to future products from Andy and the boys
one question doh, during your emulation testing did you notice a need for than 4gb of ram? basically im asking if the base is sufficient enough for the higher end stuff like ps2 and gamecube
Taki replied to one of my comments on this video suggesting that 4gb RAM is plenty for emulation.
The moment is finally there!
And... although amazing when it was announced, by now it has already become dated in my eyes.
I have a question, what's the best portable for GameCube emulation
not to mention it underdelivered on the specs front from the get go. everyone was anticipating an 855 but an 845 while still performing well will show its age that much sooner...
@@Xgen001 the next version should use a mediatek dimensity 9000, it beats the snap 888 and is slightly below the snap 8 gen 1, but with much less power compsution, so it could be pushed even harder
that looks beautiful
Love it love it love it.
Certainly are good products coming out at all price points lately… community does what Nintenwon’t
Wow, this looks like an AWESOME device! Curious how/why the Lite version which is less expensive than the Base and Pro has better wifi, Bluetooth and a more upgraded Android version? Kinda strange.. Also, how long will this get Android updates for? That's the only downside with Android devices like this because if they don't continue to get updates, they eventually won't be able to play some Android games 😥
Probably because Mediatek Chipset is cheaper
The mediatek soc package is a lot never, sd845 is a great chip but not a new one
something like this should get good xda developer support. You could flash a custom rom for android updates.
As one of the early Indiegogo backers for Odin Pro, I can't wait to get my atomic purple. Hopefully sometime this Feb :)
DAMN, That production tho 🔥
The title is a bit misleading since you've been using preproduction versions of the Odin for a while now. Still it is nice to see the little improvements made for the final release.
Not all of the preproduction units were good. A lot of them were terrible :D (And they only existed for the last year. The year before that Odin was just on renders and on paper).
Now that they had the hardware they could use it for future versions but with better SoCs! SD888+ with active cooling could be amazing!
Yeh, the hardware is slightly dated at this point. Still great, but it no longer stands out compared to the competition for Android gaming.
Maybe Not Snapdragon 888, I Rather Had Snapdragon 860 Version Of This Device.
@@CarthagoMike I mean, compared to the Microsoft SoC and the Qualcomm 8xc this 845 without the thermal problems of passive cooling could mean a bigger boost, think that this chips are capped in both CPU and GPUs due to thermals, but their threshold is bigger, with active cooling it gets unlocked!
@@CarthagoMike If this 845 can beat the 8cx I can't even Imagine how capable the 888 could be with active cooling! (Maybe in a few years we'll know!).
@@TheRealEncy Or the 870.
man so much good stuff. This, rg552, steam deck. I really can't decide yet. I want an awesome screen for classic gaming but some of these are really tempting.
Nice. I definitely gonna get one. The only reason why I did not pre order was because I was afraid it would never ship.
128 GB of RAM, but 8 GB of storage space... what a shame. I would've gotten it, if it had 16 GB.
Have you tried converting some of those RAM GB to storage? I used Garage Band, and I'm really enjoying the 100GB of Ram with 36gb of storage. Hope this helps!
@@benjaminpykare9556 i have 2tb of ram and 16gb of storage, i store my movies in my ram
We're like a year or two away from a plethora of emulation handhelds (besides the SteamDeck) that can run PS2 and GameCube flawlessly.
I'll wait for that instead.
Snap!
PS2 and GameCube are what I played most and I will wait until most handhelds can emulate them with ease and affordably.
This device shows that we are heading in the right direction.
All the best.
@@ivancho5854 well these can, but not all games. I'd rather have it emulate all.
Love how you showcased the Odin in the beginning. That was pretty badass! Love the content and always look forward to the new products you show.
Appreciate it!
Hi Taki. Is it possible to remove the white line on the right side of the screen for the drag out menu when in a game? Your early Valhalla videos and AYN’s videos had the white line, but it was gone in later videos from both of you. Now I see it here and in other photos from people recently getting the Odin. Is it an option people haven’t turned off or is it not possible?
Just here to remind everyone of the Steam Deck
When the steam deck comes out for about the same price it will blow everything out of the water
This is $200 or $240 and Steamdeck is $400. Also this is small and pocketable, and the Steamdeck is supposed to be massive
I can't wait to receive mine! Hopefully backers don't have to wait too long to receive theirs.
Eagerly waiting for my Odin Lite to arrive.
Ordered it with the options for 8Gb RAM and 6000mAH battery.
I'm fine with the 64Gb internal storage. I've got plenty of good quality, fast, and large sized mSD cards to deal with that.
Hi, how is the Odin lite system? I recently ordered mine a few days ago…is it Powerful? What does it do? Which emulators can u put on it? Steam link? Windows?