AYN just knocked it out of the park with the odin 2. It is the best handheld of 23-24. I bought the pro model and it's now my daily driver. The only thing I would have liked is tap to wake up screen option. Wish that was an option so I don't keep having to press the power button.
It’s a great system just bought mine from Amazon. I know the price is a tad bit more but I got 1day shipping free plus if something goes wrong I can get it replaced next day. That to me was worth the extra cost. This machine really brought a smile to my face. I will not be here that much longer and I’m happy 😃 got to experience this ps2 upscale is an experience. This and my steam deck are great companions to each other. I will be passing these to my sister because she is an avid gamer and I know they will not be pawned off. But yes for anyone who is thinking of getting this just do it
@@ungratefulmango that’s one way to put it. But yes I have already accepted it about a year ago. Unless I can find a miracle doctor I will be gone soon. They say it’s a rare genetic disease that kills your organs. I got stage 4 cirrhosis and I don’t even drink now I only have my right eye left is blind. So I play these retro systems as a hobby till I can no longer do it. I bought just about every one and this and the steam deck is my favorite
@@TheRetroJester81 damn my man. I'm so proud of you for doing something with your time that brings you joy. I also love playing around with these devices. I got a whole load of the Anbernic devices and the Steam Deck too. Looking at getting this too.
After I got my Odin 2, I completely stopped paying attention to what else is coming out. It feels great to quit feeling like I need to spend money to keep up.
Love mine and it's saved me money, No need for RP4 Pro or the Anbernic RG566! or the next device from them either. Still think this device is good for the next 12 months, so £300 will keep me covered for 18 months, last 4 months and the next 12, That's good value.
got my Odin 2 Pro about a month ago.. still in the box lol.. powered it up once and thats it.. still into gaming on my PC.. but knowing at some point i'll start using it is all i care about.. got the case and dock too..
@@sadiqraga3451 well, you can do that today, just older games..or modern ones but via linking your phone to PC like with steam link, all in all its not distant future anymore :)
I have the RG556 and that OLED screen is truly something else! and the device isjust amazing in its own right, so if you did settle for the RG556 you would still be happy! If I had the extra funds I would of went to the Odin 2 just cause it is so much more powerful but the IPS panel is a no thank you compared to Anbernics OLED panel.
I am extremely happy with my Odin 2. A few things I initially had concerns with were the ergonomics because I often find handhelds too small and also the screen size. I was not sure if a 6" screen was quite enough for my liking. The ergonomics turned out to be great, I am very comfortable holding it and using either the joystick or d-pad. The 6 inch screen looks great and I find the aspect ratio great playing everything in full screen so the screen size is quite good if you are not obsessed with accurate aspect ratios for every system.. Playing every game in 3x resolution for PS2 is wonderful. The battery life is exceptional as well. I will say that probably my perfect handheld would be this type of device with a 7" screen so that might be the only thing down the road that could grab my interest. Other than that I expect to be extremely happy playing my Odin 2 until possibly the Odin 3 comes out. I typically do not game during the weekdays but I find myself picking this up in the evening and playing it daily.
I was the first to buy it I got the secret early bird. I have it loaded with games and that battery life is insanely good but I've barely touched it. I've only completed prince of persia the lost crown on it so far
I've already put like 100 into Minecraft on it, but it's been a bit buggy lately, which I don't think is the Odin 2's fault. I initially bought it for Switch, but I'm still waiting for Switch on Android to get better.
the ONLY thing holding me back from getting this is the lack of an OLED display option. even a 60hz OLED would have been killer. just going to stick with my old s20 plus + a razer kishi, since I mostly stream games from cloud or PC anyway & it can still handle emulation up to the wii. plus use a s23 daily so it can handle the heavier stuff, just the lack of active cooling is annoying
I love my Odin 2! between emulation and streaming with my PC, PS5 and Xbox is just amazing 😍 I just can't for the steam deck 2 and psvita 2, and I am happy to wait patiently with my Odin 2 pro :)
I got the max and I love it play it almost every day in short bursts but I need to get a decent sized sd card because that 512gb fills up quick once you add a few android games and the disc based emulators games
Great handheld, I was planning to buy this, but I decided to buy Ayaneo 2(used) instead, specifically because I paid the same price like Odin 2 Max.Ayaneo 2 give me the same possibilities as Odin 2 and much more !!! Easy and right choice!
At the end you stated good price for 240$ with mSD card. Obviously you meant $340. Also dissapointed you put this up against the Gen3 but didnt talk much about how Gen3 devices currently have poorer battery performance, and overheat right now. You did mention it in passing, but its a bigger deal as this is currently the most powerful Android emulation handheld on the market currently. Comparing it to a phone is apples and oranges for what your getting.
I kinda wish they just made a tablet version w/o the joysticks tbh Its been so hard to find a decent tablet these days cause all the big brands refuse to make anything useful and compact. Idk why they divide them up as diff models just because theres ram / memory upgrades.
My portfolio based on device size is Miyoo mini, then retroid pocket 4 pro, then my phone+controller, then steam deck. I believe by the end of this year we will pass the subpar ps2 emulation in 200$ range.
showing swich emualtion on the device isn't really your cup of tea, is it🙂Might be better if you follow the whole yuzu controversy. I own an Odin 2 pro but I don't think the device for its price does make sense if you are not interested in switch emulation, for everything else it is basically overpowered.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is one of the best android CPUs ever made, so im not surprised this has gotten so much good attention! Looks like the perfect device for PS2 gamecube and Xbox emulation
I’m looking at buying this. I will say though that I’m buying this to mainly play Gameboy Advanced games, DS, PSP, and PS2 games. Will this play those no problem?
ETA thank you for what you do. I've been in the market for one of this for a little bit but, ever since the specs of the AYA Neos Pocket S was out I've been on the fence about the Odin 2. Thankfully this video give me a solid idea on difference in performance. However my real concern is battery life and software. I was hoping you could add those when you do a full review on the Pocket S. Also if you have any new accessories or add-ons for the raspberry pie 5 I would be very interested on checking those out.
To get this in the UK it's more expensive than the steam deck oled which is a shame because it looks like such an awesome device but I can't justify buying it
@daruberbot2052 I have a steam deck oled but end up taking odin 2 pro on my travels. Easier for on the go but if I were to sit put and play with steam deck it's amazing.
to me buying a steamdeck or an asus rog ally for emulation is ONLY recommended if you want JUST ONE HANDHELD but being honest i could never be satisfied with just one handheld as each of them have massive faults that always have me looking elsewhere. if I were to only own one handheld id have to keep constantly selling and upgrading at least 4 times yearly just to avoid FOMO. As someone who collects handhelds, each handheld serves a purpose. so i stick to whats the best for each OS then get that Best steam gaming handheld - Steamdeck Best Gamepass+epic+gog handheld = asus rog ally (there's also the X but not sure if its worth upgrading just for the better battery - will have to dwell on it) best Android/emulation handheld = Odin 2 Best Cloud Gaming Handheld = GCloud (i know the odin 2 can do it too but gcloud has a bigger screen, better battery life and has a more ergonomic feel)
I have to wonder why your videos tend to have such abrupt cuts between segments, going from the snowboarding on Gamecube to suddenly Sly on PS2 mid sentence is jarring to say the least.
This guy just doesn't realize but the Ayn Odin 2 Pro Is The True endgame andriod handheld that 12 GB ram is gonna B needed when emulation finally matures Sure a steam deck may be good and has better value but can you really bring it all the time even with out a bag the size of a laptop? Can it get 5-15 hours of battery life while gaming?
I purchased the odin 2 Pro and I'm blown away with the performance handles ps2 and gamecube like a dream and battery life is excellent it is by far the best purchase I have made in recent years even if it is at a higher price point
Great equipment! Beautiful color, my modded gba sp is almost similar. It makes your heart feel warm. :)However, way out of my budget. I'm thinking about buying anbernic rg556 or pocket 4 retrodiodes (not pro). What will be a better solution?
Just ordered my Pro for XSX remote play. I have the Portal for my PS5. I hope it’s worth it. I have the G Cloud and deciding between the two which to keep. My only concerns with this device is warranty, support and reliability which is all questionable yes?!?! I also think pricing is high at $369 for Pro. Unless I am out of touch pricing wise for something like this.
Without doubt the best value handheld released last year, with a SOC at a price that nobody expected and one that busted myths about tech needing to be expensive.
I'd buy a modded Switch if there were one around me because the real hardware has 100% compatibility. I can't find one and I bought original games when on sales on my Switch OLED. I want Odin 2 for PS2, DC, Saturn, and 3DS. Too bad availability is a problem.
That doesn't make any sense. The apk for Yuzu will always be available online. Just like you can find the last updated version of Skyline before they stopped development a year ago.
I have the purple odin 2 pro, currently playing Odinsphere from vita3k and Xenosaga trilogy using NetherSX2. Overall the Odin 2 is great and that is for the long term use, the only downside is the screen, can be much more larger like 7 inches or remove the bezels and better brightness.
Hmm, this would be a good indication of what we can expect from Nintendo's new Switch 2 performance wise. AYN has to have a higher profit margin because they sell less consoles overall than Nintendo does. And Switch 2 will likely have a custom SoC, which will be a more GPU emphasized SoC. If AYN can make profit off of 300 dollar device with this level of performance, I am hopeful for the Switch 2.
Nintendo is a money hoarder... they will push the least powerful hardware they can enough to justify their idea of upgraded gaming experience. No other companies goes as hard against emulation as they do...this proves they'll to all they can to maximize profits, be it from the device itself and the games too. I'll consider getting a switch OLED when the modding process gets easier... so far i dont wanna go soldering wires to he CPU chip lol. The only good nintendo device is a hacked nintendo console.
@@Ezio470 The switch came out during the PS3/360 era and the performance was amazing for a handheld at that time. I think the Switch 2 is going to be a convincing new console as long as it remains a portable/console device.
ETA PRIME, will the base work fine for GameCube and Wii games or is there improved performance on the Pro or Max? I mainly want to use this for emulation. Hope you can respond, I don't want to have to spend more than I have to for what I want to use it for.
Wouldn't it, for example, buying a brand new Honor Magic 5 pro (in China the price is 450e, 12/512gb variant), be better than spending on this handheld? Higher quality display plus its a phone, so you can do all of the stuff you do on a phone and then just install all of the emulators you want. Don't really see the point in android handhelds, at least not on those prices...
People say how awesome this is. How easy is it to get most sega genesis, ps2 games and switch games. always hear people talking about updates and programs. Scares me I don’t want to be configurating and updating alot
I love mine. The ability to swap between xbox Gamepass, swtichgames, old games, and android gams is INSANE. MY only complaint is the sticks are switch sized, but I knew that when I ordered it. And pro tip. Don't think about the specs. The Odin 2 can play any game out there if it can access it, and it will be able to for the foreseeable future. Technology isn't getting stronger, its getting smaller. Newer devices just know more about the machine math of the benchmarks and perform better than they truly do, old ones too. They JUST manipulate the machine math so newer stuff looks better than it truly is. A game from today is identical to a game that came out ten years ago regardless of whatever made up shiny things they try and add on. Play the games. Have fun.
I'd like to know how the performance will be affected when it comes to the different SKUs. Will the Base model have slower performance on more advanced tasks, i.e. Switch emulation?
The only difference between models is RAM and Storage. The Base model has 8 GB, which is enough to run almost everything at identical performance. If you want to run Yuzu then that's where you need the pro model's upgraded 16 GB RAM, because Yuzu is pretty much the only emulator that actually uses that much RAM.
Because they have the same CPU n GPU as he said in the beginning. Only difference is the storage n ram. Performance is damn near the same across all Odin 2 midels
One thing I didn't hear you mention in comparing the 8 Gen 2 versus the 8 Gen 3, is that the 8 gen 3 is significantly more power efficient. That s24 ultra seems nice but also crazy expensive to me
@@justswitched8841 If you're buying a handheld of this caliber you probably already have a gaming PC that you can stream games from via moonlight. Otherwise why even have a steam account.
only thing about Odin 2 is AetherSX2 dont work good. it keeps shutting down. unless you only have like 5 ps2 games. I feel like my odin 1 had better compatibility with android softwares.
AYN just knocked it out of the park with the odin 2. It is the best handheld of 23-24. I bought the pro model and it's now my daily driver. The only thing I would have liked is tap to wake up screen option. Wish that was an option so I don't keep having to press the power button.
U dont have to, just register a fingerprint and it will wake up just scaning ur finger without pressing the button =)
Indeed...👌
"best handheld" lmao ok sure thing
@@Yoshi278Best Android handheld
@@Rickidaone best handheld
It’s a great system just bought mine from Amazon. I know the price is a tad bit more but I got 1day shipping free plus if something goes wrong I can get it replaced next day. That to me was worth the extra cost. This machine really brought a smile to my face. I will not be here that much longer and I’m happy 😃 got to experience this ps2 upscale is an experience. This and my steam deck are great companions to each other. I will be passing these to my sister because she is an avid gamer and I know they will not be pawned off. But yes for anyone who is thinking of getting this just do it
Bro I wish you the best
You dying bro?
@@ungratefulmango that’s one way to put it. But yes I have already accepted it about a year ago. Unless I can find a miracle doctor I will be gone soon. They say it’s a rare genetic disease that kills your organs. I got stage 4 cirrhosis and I don’t even drink now I only have my right eye left is blind. So I play these retro systems as a hobby till I can no longer do it. I bought just about every one and this and the steam deck is my favorite
@@TheRetroJester81 damn my man. I'm so proud of you for doing something with your time that brings you joy. I also love playing around with these devices. I got a whole load of the Anbernic devices and the Steam Deck too. Looking at getting this too.
@@TheRetroJester81Bro I wish you the utmost best - Rock on and enjoy these games ❤
After I got my Odin 2, I completely stopped paying attention to what else is coming out. It feels great to quit feeling like I need to spend money to keep up.
True❤
same, odin 2 plays everything I need it to and then some, put a 1tb sdcard in there and filled it up with a lifetime of fun.
Same here 🙌
I completely agree. The Odin 2 is amazing!
Best emulation+best Life battery 😍
Love mine and it's saved me money, No need for RP4 Pro or the Anbernic RG566! or the next device from them either.
Still think this device is good for the next 12 months, so £300 will keep me covered for 18 months, last 4 months and the next 12, That's good value.
Retroid pocket pro 4 is best portable $200 , run ALL games Wii, PS2 and cube.
@@elisons yes but if you have the money go for the Odin 2 instead
@@elisons yeah but it cant so switch well... mainly the lighter games. odin can do a lot of switch even 3d ones
Odin 2 is a beast for emulation and android hands down, and that wont change. It is better than 95% of the devices out there.
@@elisons it's too small, good for playing gba or psp, but not enough for ps2, gamecube and switch, even nds and 3ds is hard with those small display.
Finally gave in and bought one. Now just impatiently awaiting the shipping notification
How is it? As goof as they say?
got my Odin 2 Pro about a month ago.. still in the box lol.. powered it up once and thats it.. still into gaming on my PC.. but knowing at some point i'll start using it is all i care about.. got the case and dock too..
It will be awesome when phones can finally play PC games.
@@sadiqraga3451 well, you can do that today, just older games..or modern ones but via linking your phone to PC like with steam link, all in all its not distant future anymore :)
@@sadiqraga3451 cloud gaming is already here ;)
ill buy it
So you spend like $500 and aren’t excited to play it? What kind of christmases did you have
Really torn between this and the rg556 because of the screen, ergonomics and the sticks. Gonna wait til eoy to see if an OLED version comes out 😢
I have the RG556 and that OLED screen is truly something else! and the device isjust amazing in its own right, so if you did settle for the RG556 you would still be happy! If I had the extra funds I would of went to the Odin 2 just cause it is so much more powerful but the IPS panel is a no thank you compared to Anbernics OLED panel.
I am extremely happy with my Odin 2. A few things I initially had concerns with were the ergonomics because I often find handhelds too small and also the screen size. I was not sure if a 6" screen was quite enough for my liking. The ergonomics turned out to be great, I am very comfortable holding it and using either the joystick or d-pad. The 6 inch screen looks great and I find the aspect ratio great playing everything in full screen so the screen size is quite good if you are not obsessed with accurate aspect ratios for every system.. Playing every game in 3x resolution for PS2 is wonderful. The battery life is exceptional as well. I will say that probably my perfect handheld would be this type of device with a 7" screen so that might be the only thing down the road that could grab my interest. Other than that I expect to be extremely happy playing my Odin 2 until possibly the Odin 3 comes out. I typically do not game during the weekdays but I find myself picking this up in the evening and playing it daily.
Ah perfect timing, my pro arrives today!
I was the first to buy it I got the secret early bird. I have it loaded with games and that battery life is insanely good but I've barely touched it. I've only completed prince of persia the lost crown on it so far
I've already put like 100 into Minecraft on it, but it's been a bit buggy lately, which I don't think is the Odin 2's fault. I initially bought it for Switch, but I'm still waiting for Switch on Android to get better.
@@TheAbsol7448 you shouldn't of bought it for switch. The switch is cheaper
Yeah, sure you were the first to buy it. We’re all so gullible to believe you…
the ONLY thing holding me back from getting this is the lack of an OLED display option. even a 60hz OLED would have been killer. just going to stick with my old s20 plus + a razer kishi, since I mostly stream games from cloud or PC anyway & it can still handle emulation up to the wii. plus use a s23 daily so it can handle the heavier stuff, just the lack of active cooling is annoying
I love my Odin 2! between emulation and streaming with my PC, PS5 and Xbox is just amazing 😍 I just can't for the steam deck 2 and psvita 2, and I am happy to wait patiently with my Odin 2 pro :)
I got the max and I love it play it almost every day in short bursts but I need to get a decent sized sd card because that 512gb fills up quick once you add a few android games and the disc based emulators games
1tb was on sale for $80, 1.5tb for $120 yesterday on Amazon.
@@DeliciousBert nice, but I'm over in the UK we don't seem to get as good deals as that on sd storage sadly
Love mine. Especially after the ES frontend.
how do you get it ?
Retro Game Corps has a the video on his page. @@dira5787
@@dira5787 check out Beacon Launcher as well
Great handheld, I was planning to buy this, but I decided to buy Ayaneo 2(used) instead, specifically because I paid the same price like Odin 2 Max.Ayaneo 2 give me the same possibilities as Odin 2 and much more !!! Easy and right choice!
How long you can play PS2 with your settings? (:
Thanks for your Videos
At the end you stated good price for 240$ with mSD card. Obviously you meant $340. Also dissapointed you put this up against the Gen3 but didnt talk much about how Gen3 devices currently have poorer battery performance, and overheat right now. You did mention it in passing, but its a bigger deal as this is currently the most powerful Android emulation handheld on the market currently. Comparing it to a phone is apples and oranges for what your getting.
I kinda wish they just made a tablet version w/o the joysticks tbh Its been so hard to find a decent tablet these days cause all the big brands refuse to make anything useful and compact. Idk why they divide them up as diff models just because theres ram / memory upgrades.
As a S23 user, active cooling makes all the difference. I can't really play that much in my smartphone
Same here. I don't use my s24u for gaming. I use the odin 2.
Die u try using a cooler
IT is a shame that all the Phone Controllers dont have colling Support on the back
My portfolio based on device size is Miyoo mini, then retroid pocket 4 pro, then my phone+controller, then steam deck. I believe by the end of this year we will pass the subpar ps2 emulation in 200$ range.
Rp4 can do most ps2 games. Rp4 pro can play all the ps2 games(that are emulator certified). We already have sub 200$ ps2.
@@shlokshah5379 if a device cannot run nfs underground at 30fps, its a low performance device for me:)))
showing swich emualtion on the device isn't really your cup of tea, is it🙂Might be better if you follow the whole yuzu controversy. I own an Odin 2 pro but I don't think the device for its price does make sense if you are not interested in switch emulation, for everything else it is basically overpowered.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is one of the best android CPUs ever made, so im not surprised this has gotten so much good attention! Looks like the perfect device for PS2 gamecube and Xbox emulation
I’m looking at buying this. I will say though that I’m buying this to mainly play Gameboy Advanced games, DS, PSP, and PS2 games. Will this play those no problem?
yes without a doubt!
Its too overpowered for those. A midrange phone could do that with ease.
ETA thank you for what you do. I've been in the market for one of this for a little bit but, ever since the specs of the AYA Neos Pocket S was out I've been on the fence about the Odin 2. Thankfully this video give me a solid idea on difference in performance. However my real concern is battery life and software. I was hoping you could add those when you do a full review on the Pocket S.
Also if you have any new accessories or add-ons for the raspberry pie 5 I would be very interested on checking those out.
To get this in the UK it's more expensive than the steam deck oled which is a shame because it looks like such an awesome device but I can't justify buying it
Wait really? how much just shipping cost? I live in england and was just thinking about picking it up
If i have money for that device i will never think twice to buy one 😢
It's definitely worth it considering phones with similar chips were more expensive
I own it and it is fantastic
Nah buy instead steam deck 😊
@daruberbot2052 I have a steam deck oled but end up taking odin 2 pro on my travels. Easier for on the go but if I were to sit put and play with steam deck it's amazing.
@@caliguy44 yeah specially for emulation like ps2, gamecube, wii or psp games, u will have a long battery time for gaming
I’ve got the Max, and I am completely satisfied with it. Latest update kinda borked things for me, so I guess I’ll reflash. Dang.
to me buying a steamdeck or an asus rog ally for emulation is ONLY recommended if you want JUST ONE HANDHELD but being honest i could never be satisfied with just one handheld as each of them have massive faults that always have me looking elsewhere. if I were to only own one handheld id have to keep constantly selling and upgrading at least 4 times yearly just to avoid FOMO. As someone who collects handhelds, each handheld serves a purpose. so i stick to whats the best for each OS then get that
Best steam gaming handheld - Steamdeck
Best Gamepass+epic+gog handheld = asus rog ally (there's also the X but not sure if its worth upgrading just for the better battery - will have to dwell on it)
best Android/emulation handheld = Odin 2
Best Cloud Gaming Handheld = GCloud (i know the odin 2 can do it too but gcloud has a bigger screen, better battery life and has a more ergonomic feel)
I have to wonder why your videos tend to have such abrupt cuts between segments, going from the snowboarding on Gamecube to suddenly Sly on PS2 mid sentence is jarring to say the least.
This guy just doesn't realize but the Ayn Odin 2 Pro Is The True endgame andriod handheld that 12 GB ram is gonna B needed when emulation finally matures
Sure a steam deck may be good and has better value but can you really bring it all the time even with out a bag the size of a laptop? Can it get 5-15 hours of battery life while gaming?
I purchased the odin 2 Pro and I'm blown away with the performance handles ps2 and gamecube like a dream and battery life is excellent it is by far the best purchase I have made in recent years even if it is at a higher price point
It supports Vulkan ray tracing. Would you mind running the 3D Mark Solar Bay ray tracing benchmark for Android? That would be super interesting.
Please do a oneplus pad emulation video😮
The atomic purp doesn't hurt either 😎
Great equipment! Beautiful color, my modded gba sp is almost similar. It makes your heart feel warm. :)However, way out of my budget. I'm thinking about buying anbernic rg556 or pocket 4 retrodiodes (not pro). What will be a better solution?
Just ordered my Pro for XSX remote play. I have the Portal for my PS5. I hope it’s worth it. I have the G Cloud and deciding between the two which to keep. My only concerns with this device is warranty, support and reliability which is all questionable yes?!?! I also think pricing is high at $369 for Pro. Unless I am out of touch pricing wise for something like this.
Without doubt the best value handheld released last year, with a SOC at a price that nobody expected and one that busted myths about tech needing to be expensive.
@ETAPrime any chance of a quick tutorial on setting up Emulation Station on the Odin 2 handheld?
It’s honestly straight forward. The only thing I hated was buying it from Amazon App Store
Im about to sell my Odin 1 and get the pocket S
Ultimate gaming handheld :)
you should add some time to improve your retro games and emulators... gamecube with 16/9 screen mod + hd textures, ps2,... are amazing
The Gen 2 is a more stable CPU. Gen 3 overheats more than the Gen 2.
This days, i play Digimon Cybersleuth docked, with cpu in ECO (enought to 60fps), fan in Smart, and the battery lasts 6-8 hours, at least :)
With recent news of Nintendo vs yuzu might be best to snag one of these up real quick
I'd buy a modded Switch if there were one around me because the real hardware has 100% compatibility. I can't find one and I bought original games when on sales on my Switch OLED. I want Odin 2 for PS2, DC, Saturn, and 3DS. Too bad availability is a problem.
@@main_tak_becus6689 The reason I say this is because if and that is a big IF. If Nintendo wins it might be the end of emulators.
@@gzero26 nah, they just likely won't be readily available, like roms
The odin 2 availability isn't problem. The emulator development is
That doesn't make any sense. The apk for Yuzu will always be available online. Just like you can find the last updated version of Skyline before they stopped development a year ago.
What will be the advantage of buying this one rather than having a gaming android phone and setup as emulator?
The cooling System and Batterie Life
I have the purple odin 2 pro, currently playing Odinsphere from vita3k and Xenosaga trilogy using NetherSX2. Overall the Odin 2 is great and that is for the long term use, the only downside is the screen, can be much more larger like 7 inches or remove the bezels and better brightness.
What are the ods that i finally made the decision to buy this and this video comes out
Love your videos! Thanks, do you know at what temperature the gen2 will start to throttle? Sometimes with yuzu temps go up to 75-80c is that safe?
yes, that's perfectly safe. they're usually rated to go up to 100+ degrees C. as long as the fan is spinning, you're fine
Would you choose Poco F6 with a telescopic controller or Odin 2?
Playing with yuzu you can get it up to high 70s celsius, but that doesn't happen all the time and with yuzu, it's almost expected
Hmm, this would be a good indication of what we can expect from Nintendo's new Switch 2 performance wise. AYN has to have a higher profit margin because they sell less consoles overall than Nintendo does. And Switch 2 will likely have a custom SoC, which will be a more GPU emphasized SoC. If AYN can make profit off of 300 dollar device with this level of performance, I am hopeful for the Switch 2.
Nintendo is a money hoarder... they will push the least powerful hardware they can enough to justify their idea of upgraded gaming experience.
No other companies goes as hard against emulation as they do...this proves they'll to all they can to maximize profits, be it from the device itself and the games too.
I'll consider getting a switch OLED when the modding process gets easier... so far i dont wanna go soldering wires to he CPU chip lol.
The only good nintendo device is a hacked nintendo console.
@@Ezio470 The switch came out during the PS3/360 era and the performance was amazing for a handheld at that time. I think the Switch 2 is going to be a convincing new console as long as it remains a portable/console device.
ETA PRIME, will the base work fine for GameCube and Wii games or is there improved performance on the Pro or Max? I mainly want to use this for emulation. Hope you can respond, I don't want to have to spend more than I have to for what I want to use it for.
How did you reflash it? is there a guide for it?
they need to make one with a 7 or 8 inch screen,.
Hi, what do you say about iPhone emulation? It is very interesting to see how the iPhone emulates: PPSSPP, AetherSX2 and DolphinIOS
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Is the max worth the extra money over the Odin 2 base model?
Wouldn't it, for example, buying a brand new Honor Magic 5 pro (in China the price is 450e, 12/512gb variant), be better than spending on this handheld? Higher quality display plus its a phone, so you can do all of the stuff you do on a phone and then just install all of the emulators you want. Don't really see the point in android handhelds, at least not on those prices...
What SD card speeds can the Odin 2 take advantage of. What do you recommend
We just need more development for the android community
People say how awesome this is. How easy is it to get most sega genesis, ps2 games and switch games. always hear people talking about updates and programs. Scares me I don’t want to be configurating and updating alot
I love mine. The ability to swap between xbox Gamepass, swtichgames, old games, and android gams is INSANE.
MY only complaint is the sticks are switch sized, but I knew that when I ordered it. And pro tip. Don't think about the specs. The Odin 2 can play any game out there if it can access it, and it will be able to for the foreseeable future. Technology isn't getting stronger, its getting smaller. Newer devices just know more about the machine math of the benchmarks and perform better than they truly do, old ones too. They JUST manipulate the machine math so newer stuff looks better than it truly is. A game from today is identical to a game that came out ten years ago regardless of whatever made up shiny things they try and add on. Play the games. Have fun.
can u test playing call of duty mobile (battle royal mode) i just want to see the graphics.. thanks
Hey, since the Tab S9 has the same chip as the Odin, I'm wondering if it performs similarly. Have you done a comparison of those two devices?
Will not perform the same.... maybe for the first 10minutes only. then the tablet will thermal throttle.
@@Ezio470 I’d love to see that in action.
What Game is that in the beginning?
Can we play nintendo switch games and nintendo 3DS games in odin 2?? Since yuzu and citra has been shut down?
yes you can, you can use suyu or sudachi
Still hesitate betwin Odin 2 pro and Ayaneo pocket s in april 2024
Gearing up for a showdown now.
I'd like to know how the performance will be affected when it comes to the different SKUs. Will the Base model have slower performance on more advanced tasks, i.e. Switch emulation?
The only difference between models is RAM and Storage. The Base model has 8 GB, which is enough to run almost everything at identical performance. If you want to run Yuzu then that's where you need the pro model's upgraded 16 GB RAM, because Yuzu is pretty much the only emulator that actually uses that much RAM.
@@wilfredynunez5263 Thank you! I already have a Switch, so I'll save the money and stick with the base version :)
Update bug has been fixed. Don't need to flash the firmware anymore.
Where can i buy it? Pls and best price
I got the pro and am in loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Does It Support PS2 Nintendo Gamecube And 3DS
Will It Play On The TV And How?
bro how d you get that live wallpaper?
Will It Be On Amazon
Any info if they intend to support the ODIN with security and OS updates?
Why not compare to the base?
Because they have the same CPU n GPU as he said in the beginning. Only difference is the storage n ram. Performance is damn near the same across all Odin 2 midels
these look so sexy. wish there were windows versions
Yooo man how are u
One thing I didn't hear you mention in comparing the 8 Gen 2 versus the 8 Gen 3, is that the 8 gen 3 is significantly more power efficient. That s24 ultra seems nice but also crazy expensive to me
The 8 gen 2 is actually more efficient, the main difference is the 8 gen 3 has a much better GPU.
@@nicknorthcutt7680 based on what
can you disable the joystick LED's?
of course u can
Can you please share your live wallpaper??
Hey. Did you find a solution for this live wallpapers ? Was wondering how/where to get a good ones.
What portable monitor was that?
What does it mean now for devices like the Odin now that Yuzu and Citra and other emulators have been shutdown?
Eh? its only the development. The emulators still exist. It will only never get updated now.
Snapdragon xelite Handheld will be awesome
I would buy in an instant an ODIN 3 with SD g3 and larger screen 7/8inch.
See ya in 2/ 3 years
The reason why I am getting the odin 2 max because to replace my J7 prime. (idc a about the camera I just want performance)
Will a phone with sd 8 gen 2 perform same with odin 2?
On par with steam deck and odin 2 which one is the best choice I hope you can give some advice
Depends on what you play. Odin 2 can't play pc games.
The pro is just as good! It would probably play ps3 if it had an android emulator
At least he was clear it’s only one of the best. 😂
it could still be the best.
it's priced very well, and it has more than enough power for everything.
any thing more than that is not essential.
Can anyone tell me if the Odin will play ps2 well on the base model? Or do I really need to get the pro or Max to get the best performance?
I am really torn between getting the Odin 2 pro or the Z1 ROG ally that is now $400. Any opinions would be appreciated.
I have both the Z1 Extreme ROG Ally and Odin 2 Max and I use the Odin 2 every day, unlike the Ally. Great handheld
They aren't comparable. The odin 2 can't play pc games. If you play pc games get rog ally.
@@justswitched8841but odin 2 have gamepass can play all xbox games on gamepass
@@justswitched8841 If you're buying a handheld of this caliber you probably already have a gaming PC that you can stream games from via moonlight. Otherwise why even have a steam account.
only thing about Odin 2 is AetherSX2 dont work good. it keeps shutting down. unless you only have like 5 ps2 games. I feel like my odin 1 had better compatibility with android softwares.
Thank you for "not showing it off" considering...
how many hours for wsitch games ?
Even the 845 version is still very good at $249
This has smoked the pocket s 🤣
can you do a windows 11 installation on the odin 2?
this hamheld is such a capable machine 🤠
Does it support remote play ps5?
Yes, every Android device does with the remote play app