Logitech G Cloud

The Logitech G Cloud is excellent at what it is intended for: game streaming. I stream my games locally to the G Cloud, since I already have a powerful PC. This is difficult to distinguish from local gaming, provided you have a good WiFi connection. As far as I'm concerned, local streaming is ideal, so you don't have to worry about the specs of your handheld, making it quite future-proof. The G Cloud also works fine via services such as Geforce Now. Ideal when you don't want to sit in front of your PC, but want to lie on the couch or in bed. Furthermore, it is very comfortable to hold, weighs little, does not get warm, has a clear 1080p screen, the Android interface is very easy to use and the battery life is impressive (12 hours) compared to, for example, a Steam Deck that runs after 1.5 hours. hour is empty. Furthermore, it can handle enough in terms of emulation for me. Everything from GBA to Game Cube works great, but with the Wii it is difficult to maintain 60fps and it is often around 40/50. The disadvantages for me are the new price, but I was able to get it for 260 as a second chance during a sale, which I thought was on the high side, but worth it. The thumbsticks are very sensitive and require fine tuning. Don't expect to play competitive games with this. Finally, you obviously need good WiFi, so you cannot play your favorite games on the go, which means the options are slightly limited, but you can play retro games offline via an emulator. All in all, it does exactly what it needs to do for a specific group of users. Definitely recommended for my use!