Logitech - G CLOUD Gaming Handheld Console - White

I bought this to stream games from my desktop PC locally and it works well for that. I don't have a GeForce now or Xbox game pass subscription so I can't comment on how well those services work. Pros: - Good battery life - Good bright screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio, so you won't have any black bars around your games. - The picture quality is good, I'm not sure about the specs but it looks colorful - I don't see any PWM or flickering on the display - Good build quality and lightweight without feeling cheap - I like how the controls are laid out like the Xbox controller and the buttons feel better than the smartphone controllers I've tried. - Works well with the Moonlight app Cons: - Kinda pricey especially for my use case - A better processor would have been nice for playing more demanding Android games away from Wi-fi - The triggers take some time to get used to, to me they feel a little too close together. - No wifi 6

TV. I can game for 5 mins, put it down, pick it up and play for 15 mins, or simply play while the kids are watching Bluey and Spidey and his Amazing Friends. I think $149 or $199 is a more appropriate price, would make it a no-brainer to recommend to everyone (including getting more people to adopt/try cloud gaming) and would help Logitech own the cloud gaming handheld space. I received the pre-order discount ($299), but now that it's $349, it makes it a harder pill to swallow outside of a niche audience or dedicated cloud gamers. If Logitech lowered the price (so it's not so close to a Switch OLED or base Steam Deck), they would make a killing. But, if you are considering buying one, I highly recommend it. I think it's a fantastic device that addresses all my needs and pain points with gaming on my phone. It's an attractive design that feels great in the hands, has a nice, big, bright, and responsive screen, outstanding battery life, and is solidly built.

I recently got to try out the Logitech G Cloud I'll be the first to admit I was not taking this device seriously when it launched last year given 1. It was android 11 2. An older chipset (Snapdragon 720) 3. It was $350... That all said, I was actually extremely impressed and surprised by how awesome this little device is. The chipset probably helped save on production cost, but also is EXTREMELY battery efficient so much so that you can use the cloud and Android based applications for about 8-12 hours. The downside of the chip ofcourse are some android mobile games that are more intensive like Diablo Immortal don't get to run on max settings and honestly looked kinda rough. Genshin Impact looked and ran fine though. This device does have a micro SD card slot so you can even use it for some retro/emulation play (with HDMI out), but any game over 4gb is sadly not compatible given the file format as of this time. This is hands down without a doubt the most comfortable and light gaming handheld I have ever used. If you have good internet/a mesh system this thing works beautifully with everything I used from Cloud Gamepass to Nvidia GeForce Now. Remote play was awesome via my PC using Moonlight and as for PS5 it's always a mix bag no matter the device because something on Sony's end just really doesn't play well no matter how good and stable your Internet is. I would take this over the PS Portal ANY day of the week. Given that the device isn't packing an APU there is no heat or noise from a fan and that was really dope. If you can get this device for around $199-$225 I would say absolutely grab it because it does work well for the intended purposes. You're gonna have looooong battery life and it's nice to just pick up something and start playing if you do enjoy cloud gaming/streaming.