Customer Ratings & Reviews

But could be better,nice fit in hand but feels cheaply made

Meh - theres really no poijt to this thing. Only can use with internet.

Backbone way btr. I can play without my xbox on so i went back to backbone

It was hard to play games like rocket league. Sticks felt off and short.

Have had problems with glitches for the operating system and controls multiple times. Also have a few dead pixels and is less then a month old. Will be trying to return for a replacement.

I bought it thinking I would be able to play the most popular games around for Xbox. I was disappointed with the very limited selection of games. Additionally they have app games that require touch and you cannot use the analog sticks or buttons (very pointless). You are better using a tablet. Graphics are worse than the Nintendo Switch.

Overall disappointment. Comfortable and ergonomic for sure, great physical design. But the UI and the streaming experience weren’t great and I returned it. Not worth the $299 sale price.

could be better when playing Xbox, it kind of lags.

Not a good replacement. there are much better handheld devices that allow you to store games without wifi. or play steam games without having to run them on a larger device at the same time!

Out of date product upon release. Ended up returning

This is a christmas gift. I need a minimun of 50 characters

Unfortunately wasn’t what we expected. My son had a hard time using for games he wanted to play on there. Screen size and only using certain streaming games. So it was never used and returned

this thing just absolutely sucked. it was super laggy even on very good wifi.

Great game kids love it **********************************

It’s not worth it. It’s just a cheap tablet with joysticks

Worked for 2 weeks and then stopped working, never turned back on.

Game system will work but after a month it started to glitch and turn off and on .unable to keep using due to errors on screen

I have a PS5, Quest 2, and Switch. I love gaming, but felt left out if the Xbox ecosystem. I didn't want to have to build up a steam library or invest in a high end gaming PC. I use my G cloud to remote play my PS5 with over 10.6 TB of games (600 GB console, 2 TB ssd added, and 8 TB external drive) that's just under 500 games I have access to. I started Xbox game pass Ultimate and have access to another 400 games. I'm emulating Game cube and Wii games with a 512 gb sd card I have access to hundreds of emulated games locally. The G cloud struggles with most Wii games and some game cube games. I also like playing my Android games Diablo, COD mobile, Chrono Trigger, The New Final fantasy game just launched, and a few others. The button mapping is awesome and gives a huge advantage in COD mobile. I just started playing and hit MVP regularly. Normally I'd never play android games because I hate using touch screen controls. The G cloud has opened up more gaming opportunities for me. I considered a ROG and Steam deck, countless times I put them in my shopping carts and took them back out. I didnt want to deal with the battery life, building up a gaming library when I already had access to over a thousand games. I didn't want to worry about all the tehnical tinkering, the loud fan sounds, the heat. I didn't want to go back to a 720p display like on my switch. I enjoy gaming with crisp bright visuals and can get in long gaming sessions. The G cloud meets all my needs and I can seemlessly switch from my Xbox games, to PS5, to android, to emulated games in seconds. I hardly ever reach for a gamepad controller despite having my set up on a 65" 4k TV and everything also connected to a 4k 120 inch projector display. It's just way too convienent to have everything in one place. I can lay back in my recliner and jump between all my gaming options, in other rooms in the house. The wife is happier when I'm around her instead of my mancave. The screen on the G cloud is gorgeous, the sound is great. I honestly find myself turning the sound down because it gets loud and this is coming from someone that games using a surround sound system. I have a 1GB internet connection with about 45 devices hogging my bandwith keeping about 500 mbs open for gaming. My cell's 5G pulls between 200 and 300 mbs so I'm never in a situation where I don't have fast internet connections. I play a lot of Destiny 2 on my G cloud and between my PS5 pulling internet to connect to the servers and using internet to send info back to my G cloud I never have any issues with latency or lag. That's about as demanding as you can currently get on your internet and remote gaming. I've even tested it by using the g cloud as a controller while remote playing my PS5 with my TV screen on. I was able to get my hands on this device for $300. While the hardware is nothing to brag about it has opened up xbox gaming, emulation, and android gaming I would normally not have access to. I paid like $60 for an xbox controller another $60 for a ps5 controller just to use remotely, a phone attachable controller for $50, a phone clip for $12. That's $182 to have remote access from my samsung galaxy s20 ultra which in comparison to most phones already has a huge screen. I wish I would have known about the G cloud sooner. It's more convienent then clipping, attaching. pairing and unpairing to my phone and I don't have to lug around 2 different controllers or worry about my battery life. Plus the G cloud's screen is bigger despite owning a cellphone thag already has one of the largest screens on the market excluding fold and flip designs. Also I no longer have to pair my xbox controller to my chromebook or fire cube to stream xbox games. Another thing to note I have a $1200 Asus Chromebook 12 GBs of ram and I core 5 processor 512 internal storage with a 15" screen. You would think my Asus would perform better than my G cloud for Xbox game pass. It doesn't. I don't know what kind of wizardry logitech use to make their G cloud. On paper the specs are inferrior to my Asus and for some weird reason it outperforms for streaming games. My only guess is the G cloud only allows you to run 1 function at a time and maybe that is less taxing on the processor and low memory. People are constantly complaining about the G cloud's price saying it's a $200 to $250 device. Really you're going to hold out on buying it over $50? 2 or 3 days of eatting fastfood will net you $50. With the G cloud you're paying for the convince of a long battery life, no tinkering, on demand portable gaming in a much more pleasant form factor than most options.

Great product husband loved this! Would definitely buy again

It was not good at all,i had for 24hr and returned,it didnt work like i thought it would.Just get a steam deck or switch it works better