GPD Win Mini 2025 [AMD AI 370-32GB+2TB] 7 Inches Mini Handheld Win 11 PC Video Game Console Gameplayer 1920X1080 Touchscreen Laptop Tablet PC Black

Very good performance for the top tier games AAA like Overwatch 2 at high resolution, and also call of duty black ops 6, cyberpunk all runs smooth at default settings, however the fan runs harder during longer play other than that everything else it can do without issues as previous models including AI work, I know with egpu from gpd would be even more better, try it.

Was glitchy and crashed a lot at first but with software reports,updating, resetting windows and the drivers it’s 100’s now . Run Starwars battlefront 2 for hours in hand no problem . Cool machine

Perfect for emulation and great for visual novels and turn based RPGS. I recommend buying the grips that are sold separately since the device is kind of awkward to hold without them. Setup is as easy as any other Windows device. I am satisfied with the screen resolution and like the fact that it is a touch screen, but I understand how some people complain about how it feels a little small for their taste. The battery life is actually pretty solid. When playing through visual novels I can go for around 3-4 hours without worrying about charging.

Failed with no warning. Suddenly became quite hot, no display, no way to power it off or reset, no response from long press on power and now appears to power on but does not display anything or provide any warning beeps. The Manufacturer makes it nearly impossible to file any sort of warranty claim, there are a few contacts listed but it directs you to contact the seller not them, and seller only has a phone number in mainland china that no one seems to ever answer. A bit sus that the seller seems to reset their storefront every year so that none of the bad review history is accessible. This is the first GPD device I have had problems with and despite buying them from the "same" seller over the years somehow the seller only has reviews for 2024 now. Prior to failure a few things to note. The device is very power limited on the CPU unless you use some beta software that is quite possibly what killed it. There is no way to unplug the battery if it does have a runaway and you are unable to hard reset it. It managed to stop functioning in such a catastrophic way that none of the data was recoverable on the ssd though the ssd appears to still function normally. The storage is good, fast, and name brand. The ram runs at a slower speed than indicated but runs stable even when a high % is consumed. The thermal solution appears to be insufficient and the CPU was never able to maintain base clock under gaming load. The micro sd slot has very good read and write speeds. The display has cellphone like pixel density but not very good color accuracy and since it is designed for portrait mode has strange vertical tearing if the game you are running drops below 60fps. The keyboard manages to be reasonable functional for the most basic use. The game pad controls are quite good and center well with no drift. Like previous GPD devices I have owned it appears well made with reasonable fit and finish but after a short time of use it failed and so far I have been unable to find any way to file a warranty claim.

I am aware that I am not the traditional customer for using this, but it works for what I need. I needed to travel for work but also wanted to play a few games and do a little programming on my own on the plane and after work hours. This worked perfectly for those activities while not taking up a large amount of space in the laptop bag. I’m very happy with my purchase.

It came promptly, sealed as far as I can tell. I haven't torn apart windows yet to see if anything was snuck onto it, I'll post that on a handheld forum tho If I find anything. The device is great, 1080p is just right for this igpu, been playing x-com tftd in DOS box thru steam and at 8w it'll last forever. Haven't pushed it on battery yet, 30w from the wall gets good perf for its size igpu. Controls are decent, don't think I'm going to like them for more hardcore precise stuff like forza horizon 3 but for casual gaming perfectly fine. Gpd is a solid company from what I've seen.

No other handheld is necessary. This one does everything and the mechanical keyboard - as opposed to an on-screen keyboard - makes a world of difference.

Most of the Bios options were locked out on the model I received. It refused to see any Oculink devices, nor thunderbolt devcies. Or rather it would see them but, would inform me that Resizable bar support was disabled. I went into the Bios to discover that it have been disabled as a options. So, this device was useless to me. However, if you want a really expensive Asus Rog Ally, sure go for this.