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Logitech G CLOUD Gaming Handheld Console (White, Open Box) $209.99
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the screen seems nice & the controller looks ergonomic. but it isn't as fixable as using a clip or a telescopic controller. plus, for emulating DS / 3DS, a longer screen could be just as good or better, if you don't mind the screens being side by side.
the price is a lot cheaper than the MSRP, but the product itself doesn't scream 'slick' for even $200.
the screen seems nice & the controller looks ergonomic. but it isn't as fixable as using a clip or a telescopic controller. plus, for emulating DS / 3DS, a longer screen could be just as good or better, if you don't mind the screens being side by side.
the price is a lot cheaper than the MSRP, but the product itself doesn't scream 'slick' for even $200.
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I have an absurd amount of time playing my Steam Deck therefore not hating on it as a platform. Using the SD I have dabbled in streaming games from my Xbox and PS4. Works but not great, not terrible either. Also devices like the Razer Kishi V2, again, okay for streaming to your phone but also borderline suck for ergonomics like others have suggested. If you want to do nothing but stream games, why wouldn't you want a purpose built device as opposed to buying into a bundle of compromises?
I have an absurd amount of time playing my Steam Deck therefore not hating on it as a platform. Using the SD I have dabbled in streaming games from my Xbox and PS4. Works but not great, not terrible either. Also devices like the Razer Kishi V2, again, okay for streaming to your phone but also borderline suck for ergonomics like others have suggested. If you want to do nothing but stream games, why wouldn't you want a purpose built device as opposed to buying into a bundle of compromises?
And still, this is NOT trying to be a Steam Deck so to me the comparison seems odd. Judging a baseball player on their ability to dunk a basketball on a football field.
I've tried Razer Kishi, Gamesir G8, Backbone, Gamevice Flex, and a controller clip with PS5/XSX controllers. G Cloud beats them all imo:
-Controller+clip ofc has console-like controls but the ergonomics/weight distribution kinda negate that benefit
-G Cloud joysticks are second only to console controllers. Kishi v1' and Gamevice Flex joysticks are comparable but are not compatible with iPhone 15 so those are out. Backbone and Kishi v2 joysticks are abysmal for FPS accuracy so those are out. G Cloud's customizable sensitivity helps a ton foo.
-Gamesir G8 is the only comparable alternative. Barely more portable than G Cloud; if you're carrying the G8 the G Cloud isn't that much bulkier. The joysticks on the G Cloud also feel just a bit tighter and more precise (also aided by the custom sensitivity mapping).
-G Cloud is more convenient since it's a dedicated screen which means you can be up and running in seconds. And the screen is really nice, and the size is noticeable over my iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Only time I prefer my G8 is at work or outside the house where I need the portability and my own phone's LTE data.
$300+ is way too expensive for a cloud only device but I didn't want the bulk of a Steamdeck. For $180-$250 the G Cloud was worth trying and in the last 1-2 weeks has been my go-to often even over my TV. PS Portal is $199 but I'm happy to sacrifice Dualsense haptics for the option to play Xbox/xCloud and native Android options.
Sorry for the lengthy writeup but I hope I hope it saves someone the time and effort I've spent comparing nearly a dozen options over a span of months.
(The Elo Vagabond also seems promising but at $150, I can't justify that over the G Cloud for just $30-$50 more)
This could stream a few games that my steamdeck failed to do, for some reason. The cursor on the remote system didn't get snapped to the game properly.
And still, this is NOT trying to be a Steam Deck so to me the comparison seems odd. Judging a baseball player on their ability to dunk a basketball on a football field.
And for the 50th Time....THIS...IS...NOT....EVEN...IN....THE...SAME...CATAGORY.....AS....A....STEAM....DECK....OR....IS....TRYING....TO....BE. You seem hell bent on arguing against case no one is trying to make. N
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And for the 50th Time....THIS...IS...NOT....EVEN...IN....THE...SAME...CATAGORY.....AS....A....STEAM....DECK....OR....IS....TRYING....TO....BE. You seem hell bent on arguing against case no one is trying to make. N
Steam Deck and G Cloud are in quite similar categories, it's only that SD can play both local and cloud while being less portable.
The G Cloud can only play cloud and is more portable.
The sports comparison is quite poor since Steam vs. GFN/Xbox libraries have a ton of overlap. Both are console gaming handhelds at the end of the day..
edit: buddy needs to chill down lol
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