Only bad thing about steam deck is battery life and crashes that can ultimately brick your system. Happened to mine. There were too many cons for SD that I rarely used it within those 2 years of owning it.
Should I buy this or a dog ally x. This looks very nice but probably the drizzlers when it comes to software support. Rog is far more dependable and practical. Advice?
I recommend buying the ROG ally X brother. It has the most powerful chip in the market right now and it runs 120hz. Only thing your missing with this is the 8.4 inches, otherwise ROG Ally X is the best option to get, its cheaper too.
Also can it play any AAA game and is it hard to download AAA games on here? Does it run fast? As far as downloads and how do you rate the device overall like I’m playing to get the 2t 32 ram I believe
I don't own an ROG Ally so I cant really tell the difference but check this video out, I showcased 5 triple A games and I hope this will help you! ua-cam.com/video/rFMqcyECJfM/v-deo.html
Yea I have it looks really good . My other question cause I’ve seen videos of some people saying that it’s hard to get to the buttons being that it’s placed differently is that so too you
$1000 por un dispositivo con la misma potencia y rendimiento que una Rog Ally o Lenovo Legion Go. Por supuesto que no vale la pena, solo el típico youtuber coleccionista de handhelds las recomienda, al menos al fin un canal en ingles que la tiene y dice el porque no vale la pena
You’re wrong unfortunately. Ayaspace wont work in steam os. Ayaneo kun has its own fan config, tdp control as well as cpu and gpu so if you install steam os you wont have access to it anymore and the fan will continually run loud because you dont have access to ayaspace anymore. This is why Ayaneo released its latest handheld, the ayaneo next lite with windows os after announcing it being their first steam os handheld. Hope this helps u.
@@curious_cat1099 It is Linux based on Steam OS. You will still have fan and tdp config, but it will be limited to the Steam deck limits. It was tested and works.
Youre actually wrong my guy. There is a video made by a youtuber. Where he bough the ayaneo next lite which was supposed to be installed with steam os but ayaneo took that and installed windows os instead. So he tried installing steam os on it and it took him 2 days to install it as it installed the setting where you can control tdp and everything was useless because the buttons arent working and ended being useless since fan was too noisy.
@@Mowjojojo-wp9lq Ayaneo provides premade HoloIso images for their devices with everything set up for Ayaneo. So you're getting SteamOS modified for all that is Ayaneo. They even advertise it on their webpage (not that I would use it, because there is plenty stuff I'm using outside Steam).
@@Mowjojojo-wp9lq Ayaneo provides fully prepared linux distros with everything set up for Aya devices, so you can have full steam deck experience with utilisation of all Ayaneo capabilities and it's as easy as installing new or additional OS. I haven't used it myself, since I'm using my device for much more than just Steam, but since they advertise it on their website they must be pretty confident with that. Maybe your UA-camr should learn how to do proper research? It would save them a lot of time apparently.
I love my ayaneo kun, I will admit I was a bit skeptical about buying it because of the customer service, but they really impressed me for instance my right trigger button malfunction and I reached out to them for Help and they didn’t disappoint me, they immediately sent me a shipping label to send it back to them and they repaired it less than two weeks. Also, they installed the 4G module, however, once I got my device back, I found out the hard way that Verizon doesn’t offer support for this unit but other than that I love this device and I bought the silver 32 gigs and 2 TB And I just upgraded to 4 TB.
I still haven't come up with the bread for that beautiful 64gb yet, 😂 but from the outside looking in I only have five critiques. 1. No multiple D-Pad options. 2. Ayaneo's history of weak customer service. 3. Only three Ayaneo Kun color options. 4. Outdated kick stand. 5. No OLED screen but expensive price. BTW, I understand that tech will never be perfect and I am at peace with that. That's why I'm still getting this imperfectly beautiful device. 😂
I'll let you know right now to save your money and get the 32GB. I have a 64gb handheld and 32gb and there's no increase in performance going up to 64gb. You can set VRAM to 10gb and still have plenty for the system.
@@BarelyAverageDude I definitely agree with you but the only experience I have opening up a device in regards to upgrading parts or fixing a issue is my PS2 and Dell Laptop. 🤣 The 64gb is highway robbery but it's convenient for me cause I won't have to change the SSD for quite some time. Unless there are legit 2tb-4tb micro SD's that I don't know about I'm going with the 64gb/4tb and eventually get a 1.5tb micro SD for emulation. I know Ayaneo's track record isn't the best but I would like to make this a long-term device for myself.
@@chefdon__215gaming if a game is getting a constant 60fps it is still a very enjoyable experience. And there’s no AAA that can play at high fps on a handheld right now. I do agree that RMA could be an issue tho. But you know what you’re getting into with a small Chinese company.
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Only bad thing about steam deck is battery life and crashes that can ultimately brick your system. Happened to mine. There were too many cons for SD that I rarely used it within those 2 years of owning it.
Imma say YES before even finishing the video 😅
Still my favorite handheld (I've tried them all)
I shouldve added to my video that it is Yes and No. Yes, it was worth it since the performance of this device didnt disappoint.
@@Mowjojojo-wp9lqI feel you. I think what you said is fair; not worth it for most people, but an amazing device.
Should I buy this or a dog ally x. This looks very nice but probably the drizzlers when it comes to software support. Rog is far more dependable and practical. Advice?
I recommend buying the ROG ally X brother. It has the most powerful chip in the market right now and it runs 120hz. Only thing your missing with this is the 8.4 inches, otherwise ROG Ally X is the best option to get, its cheaper too.
Also can it play any AAA game and is it hard to download AAA games on here? Does it run fast? As far as downloads and how do you rate the device overall like I’m playing to get the 2t 32 ram I believe
So tell me compared to the rog ally would you choose this over it and can this play any ps5 game / Xbox was thinking about this
I don't own an ROG Ally so I cant really tell the difference but check this video out, I showcased 5 triple A games and I hope this will help you! ua-cam.com/video/rFMqcyECJfM/v-deo.html
Yea I have it looks really good . My other question cause I’ve seen videos of some people saying that it’s hard to get to the buttons being that it’s placed differently is that so too you
$1000 por un dispositivo con la misma potencia y rendimiento que una Rog Ally o Lenovo Legion Go.
Por supuesto que no vale la pena, solo el típico youtuber coleccionista de handhelds las recomienda, al menos al fin un canal en ingles que la tiene y dice el porque no vale la pena
the steam deck is just at such an attractive price too.
The kun is soooo much more powerfull
@@SWOTHDRAaverage persons just gonna play gta5 on their work break with one of these devices. You don’t need a space computer to play a GAME.
IPS 60hz?
No, 120
It definitely is 60hz screen
Well, you know that you can get the linux distro that will work on your kun giving you exactly the same experience as you have on Steam deck?
You’re wrong unfortunately. Ayaspace wont work in steam os. Ayaneo kun has its own fan config, tdp control as well as cpu and gpu so if you install steam os you wont have access to it anymore and the fan will continually run loud because you dont have access to ayaspace anymore. This is why Ayaneo released its latest handheld, the ayaneo next lite with windows os after announcing it being their first steam os handheld. Hope this helps u.
@@curious_cat1099 It is Linux based on Steam OS. You will still have fan and tdp config, but it will be limited to the Steam deck limits. It was tested and works.
Youre actually wrong my guy. There is a video made by a youtuber. Where he bough the ayaneo next lite which was supposed to be installed with steam os but ayaneo took that and installed windows os instead. So he tried installing steam os on it and it took him 2 days to install it as it installed the setting where you can control tdp and everything was useless because the buttons arent working and ended being useless since fan was too noisy.
@@Mowjojojo-wp9lq Ayaneo provides premade HoloIso images for their devices with everything set up for Ayaneo. So you're getting SteamOS modified for all that is Ayaneo. They even advertise it on their webpage (not that I would use it, because there is plenty stuff I'm using outside Steam).
@@Mowjojojo-wp9lq Ayaneo provides fully prepared linux distros with everything set up for Aya devices, so you can have full steam deck experience with utilisation of all Ayaneo capabilities and it's as easy as installing new or additional OS. I haven't used it myself, since I'm using my device for much more than just Steam, but since they advertise it on their website they must be pretty confident with that. Maybe your UA-camr should learn how to do proper research? It would save them a lot of time apparently.
Just give this to me
I love my ayaneo kun, I will admit I was a bit skeptical about buying it because of the customer service, but they really impressed me for instance my right trigger button malfunction and I reached out to them for Help and they didn’t disappoint me, they immediately sent me a shipping label to send it back to them and they repaired it less than two weeks. Also, they installed the 4G module, however, once I got my device back, I found out the hard way that Verizon doesn’t offer support for this unit but other than that I love this device and I bought the silver 32 gigs and 2 TB And I just upgraded to 4 TB.
I still haven't come up with the bread for that beautiful 64gb yet, 😂 but from the outside looking in I only have five critiques.
1. No multiple D-Pad options.
2. Ayaneo's history of weak customer service.
3. Only three Ayaneo Kun color options.
4. Outdated kick stand.
5. No OLED screen but expensive price.
BTW, I understand that tech will never be perfect and I am at peace with that. That's why I'm still getting this imperfectly beautiful device. 😂
I'll let you know right now to save your money and get the 32GB. I have a 64gb handheld and 32gb and there's no increase in performance going up to 64gb. You can set VRAM to 10gb and still have plenty for the system.
@@BarelyAverageDude I definitely agree with you but the only experience I have opening up a device in regards to upgrading parts or fixing a issue is my PS2 and Dell Laptop. 🤣 The 64gb is highway robbery but it's convenient for me cause I won't have to change the SSD for quite some time. Unless there are legit 2tb-4tb micro SD's that I don't know about I'm going with the 64gb/4tb and eventually get a 1.5tb micro SD for emulation. I know Ayaneo's track record isn't the best but I would like to make this a long-term device for myself.
This device is ass high ass price for a 60 hz screen and what happens if the device needs to get rma goodluck with aya customer service.
@@chefdon__215gaming if a game is getting a constant 60fps it is still a very enjoyable experience. And there’s no AAA that can play at high fps on a handheld right now. I do agree that RMA could be an issue tho. But you know what you’re getting into with a small Chinese company.
The 32+2 would be awesome.. I have the 64 version and love it. Like absolutely love it.