AYN Odin 2 MAX Android Handheld Gaming High-Performance Retro Game Handheld with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octa-core CPU, Adreno 740 GPU, 6" 1080p Screen, Wi-Fi 7, Android 13, 16+512GB (White)

I bought this Android Gaming Console for so many multi purpose gamings.I play Android games, Emulations.In emulation, i play, NES, SNES, Genesis, Sega, Sega Mega Drive, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, GameBoy Advance, NDS, 3DS, GameCube, Wii, PSP, PS1, PS2, Switch.I highly recommend for everyone and anyone who love to play so many different retro & modern games in one handheld console

Powerful (8 gen 2 is basically the best non-smartphone/tablet option available)Incredibly battery lifeLots of app support and custom support for similar Odin users (e.g. winlator, emulators, etc)It's hard to beatThe price reflects that this is available in the US and ships quickly via Prime (compared to buying direct from AYN)You get what you pay for!

Just bought this a few days ago and love it. I was debating between the pro and max version and saw mixed reviews as some were saying 512gb was overkill. As a person who plays a lot of big games (Genshin, Honkai Star Rail, Wuthering Waves etc) I don't feel that's the case. This is perfect and I can even add to it if I need to. Still figuring out certain stuff as I'm new to this console but still 10/10 would recommend

I kind of wished it was an OS other than Android, but besides that, this thing is a portable emulation beast. I've been able to easily emulate systems ranging from SNES and PS1 to the PS2 and Nintendo Wii. If you want to buy this for anything other than emulation, though, don't bother. The Google Play store doesn't have any apps worth the time or money. It's also good for cloud gaming if your net connection's strong enough.

muy buena puede con todos los emuladores y de sobra y con los juegos de android van excelente

I love the battery, especially because I play mainly docked. Battery seperation lets you bypass the battery while docked so it isn't wearing on the battery for long game sessions. If you have some old wiimotes kicking around, you can buy a dolphin sensor bar and play Wii games. Warning, this is not plug and play, this requires a bit of emulation experience and a lot of patience, but It is unmatched as far as mobile retro games.