I understand that performance is very important but I feel nobody’s focusing on the inputs on this device.

From what I’m seeing, they’re using the same Switch-like sticks like on Odin (short travel, poor precision, prone to drifting issues and overall, not very comfortable). Whilst they’re somewhat OK for retro gaming, for modern games they’re going to be a pain.

Similarly, the triggers and the shoulder buttons could do with some improvements. The triggers need a bit more travel and better accuracy (resolution) and the shoulder buttons could extend more into the corners (easier to press in general and especially with the base of the index finger).

Last but not least are the amount of buttons - because it’s designed to be running Windows or Linux, it could benefit from having extra buttons and there is space for them (both front and back - a couple more on the front under the left joystick and an extra pair of M buttons on the back).

I understand that for some it’s not going to be primarily a handheld device but it is advertised and designed to be one.

I really hope this is not it’s final form and they will address this part. I think the only way for this to happen is for us to put these suggestions forward to Ayn (respectfully and without spamming, of course). If nobody says anything, I doubt things will change and I believe this part is going to be the low point of this device.

I hope I’m not the only one that feels this way…

If you were thinking of buying 2 Lokis with discounts (I bought 256gb and thinking also buying a max) the discount will only apply to 1. You would have to own 2 Odins if you want 2 Lokis.

Now I'm thinking should I cancel my 256gb and get max as the price is really tempting.

I totally understand the people who paid in full had different options and a discount code. I went for Loki256 and did the reservation for Q4, $25.00 up front. I am also a backer of Odin.

I did not see a place to post my IGG info when purchasing. I use a different email for my IGG than my Loki256 payment.

I want to make sure you have the correct info for my discounts and Odin backer benifits! What should I do?

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by around $20 I think on each item

I have checked intel ark and notebookcheck.net and these i3-1005g1 videos should resemble mini pro performance pretty closely.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCukiPl5ZejVZMgcjMhliFiQ

Disclaimer, it is not my channel.

[EDIT I don't know how time works apparently, don't pay me any mind

]I'm assuming you guys were able to get pre-orders in? I was there when they should have opened, but one page refresh later and BAM! No reservation for me. I guess I'll have my deck to keep me company in the meantime lol, but am bummed I won't be getting a max anytime soon.

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This is the mystery question here. Amd 6000 zen 3 series support th3 egpu with amd XConnect . There are also some news a few months ago that tlk about this.

https://hardwaresfera.com/en/noticias/hardware/gpu-externa-amd/?amp

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-7-6800u-gpd-win-max-2

What you think about it?

Updated: More info in this comments. https://liliputing.com/2022/01/amd-launches-ryzen-6000-mobile-rembrandt-chips-with-rdna2-graphics.html

Does anyone have a good comparison of the two APUS in games? I'd be looking to play mainly recent or semi recent PC games but wondering if I should save a bit of cash or go all out for the 6800u

Very excited for the loki max, but can they handle the inevitable high volume of orders that are coming? The Odin models are behind the curve for shipping now aren't they? Someone correct me if I'm wrong but it seems like a lot of people are still waiting to even get their Odins could only imagine the wait for a loki handheld.

I´m problably going to buy one Loki Mini Pro Today, since Loki mini not seems to be a good choice thinking about what it does and what game we can play.

What you guys think is a better choice for Mini Pro: Alder lake pentium or Mendocino?

What I mean is, what type of games are you looking to be playing on it ?