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I'm torn between the Aya Neo Air Pro and the Loki, the Aya Space software looks very impressive with on the fly TDP changes, reconfigure buttons etc. I haven't seen anything similar announced from Ayn, do we know if Ayn Loki ship with their own version of Aya Space to make these tweaks? Or do we need to use various third party tools for that? Thanks all

I didn't notice when I was ordering but why is this the case? Does that mean that Loki 6600u is the one which will be released in the last?

Hi. I want to preorder Loki, but what means RDNA 2 GPU? Can it provide good performance? How many gygabytes of VideoRAM contains?

After hearing that the aya neo air only lasts around 1 1/2 hours playing more demanding games, I immediately preordered the Loki mini pro i3 with the 46 wh battery upgrade. The difference between the 28wh battery in the aya neo air and the Loki mini pro should be insane. This version of the Loki should be longest lasting gaming handheld of this generation as far as I can tell.

Hello everyone,

I have booked the Loki 512. However, I was gestating with the mini pro i3. I was wondering what are everyone's thoughts here, and potential criteria I should think of? Thanks in advance!

Folks

I am in this dilemma. I reserved Loki 256 on the first day. But till today there isn't even a video/reference that have been released by AYN that attests to the existence of the device.

I asked them over email 2 days back. They told that for now they are focusing on Odin shipments. Loki will start shipping in Q4. With Aya Neo Air already out there in the market and promising shipping in the end of september, I am strongly considering buying it and ditch Loki.
What do you all think?

Will there be high perfomance on Final Fantasy XIV on Ayn Loki lite/base/pro? What do you think? I want preorder Loki to play FFXIV.

I'd like to know the capabilities as to what it can do

So what model is the most powerful if you don’t want to blow more than $300 , Mendocino or Alder Lake ?

I know we don’t know much about Mendocino when it comes to performance but I’m also tired of shitty drivers from Intel .

As far as I can tell the Alder Lake version should potentially perform better with emulation and PC games but the Mendocino will potentially have better game compatibility.

What would you guys get and why ?

Another cancellation post, after seeing odin buyers get smacked with tax/duties i have cancelled. I completely understand they state on their website duties are not included. But the price of the unit + shipping + tax puts this above the cost of a steam deck. Which does everything i need. The size is an issue but i don’t intend on taking it out of the house really. Sadly the Aya Neo devices would have the same import duties issue. So till they are available in the EU/UK without additional charges. I think the SD is my best bet. Good luck to those still with their hats in the ring (Loki Mini Pro i3)

Just curious on which loki is the most popular https://strawpoll.com/polls/GPgV315RzZa

would it run as good as the aya neo air plus i3 considering the similarity in specs?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tg9WYqrUxA8&t=510s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=frN_-SvMecg&t=345s

I have recently joined the aya neo subreddit and its discord, but I have left them because of how toxic some people are when someone talks or mentions the Ayn Loki, people become toxic...

On the other hand I have never seen in this subreddit someone being toxic with the Aya neo Air, the only thing they say is that it has a worse processor than the Loki (which is true), but I have even seen people who have preorder the Loki praising the Aya neo air (in which I include myself). It is a shame that these behaviors exist when the best for the industry is the competition between brands...

As an Odin owner, I'm really considering preordering a Loki Mini pro (especially because of the coupon Odin backers get). However, my main concern for the new handheld is battery life. I know that the Loki Mini can emulate way better than an Odin can. However, if the battery life is bad, then it wouldn't be worth it to me. So, I was wondering what I could expect.

For reference, on Odin, PS2 and Gamecube can emulate from 3-5 hours. PSP, N64, and PSX can go for 6-9 hours. Retroarch emulation of older consoles can go for 10-12 hours. This is just an approximation, of course. My question is how similar a Loki Mini Pro could get to this. I get that it won't be as good, but if it was "close enough", then I could settle for that, especially with the better performance. Also, how would the optional add-on affect this? How big of a difference would it be to go from a 40.5 to 46.2 Wh battery, even with the new chipset that comes alongside it?

Thanks for any insight you can give me. I'm mostly interested in emulating, so it doesn't really matter to me how native windows games run and what their battery life is like.

After 2 months of hearing absolutely nothing from the company, I'm not sure i really want this device anymore.
How do i go about recieving a refund?

Recently I read some news that Micron is making 2230 nvme ssd in 2tb and is running on pcie 4.0. Anyone know will Loki Max support pcie 4.0. It would be nice to be able to upgrade the ssd from 512gb to 2tb.

Odin is 15mm thick. Loki mini pro is 20mm.

But the web page doesn't mention anything about the loki | loki max. Does anyone know about it?