The Ineo Air Pro: A New Era in Lightweight Handhelds?

As we dive into the world of handheld gaming devices, one brand that's been making waves is Ineo. Their latest offering, the Ineo Air, has been generating a lot of buzz among gamers and tech enthusiasts alike. But what sets it apart from other handhelds on the market? Let's take a closer look.

The Ineo Air Pro: A Step Up in Performance

When it comes to performance, the Ineo Air Pro is the top-of-the-line model. It's equipped with the Ryzen 7 5800U processor, which offers eight cores and 16 threads. This might seem like a lot for a handheld device, but trust us when we say that it's going to make a huge difference in gaming performance. According to Ineo, this chip provides a 100 MHz uplift on the base clock and boost clock compared to the regular Air model. That's right, folks - this handheld is packing some serious power under the hood.

The Ryzen 7 5800U: A Great Performer

But what exactly does this mean for gaming performance? Ineo has included some impressive frame rate tests in their demo reel, showcasing titles like Apex Legends and indie games. With the 5560U chip at 15 watts, they're expecting around 50-60 FPS at low quality settings. Not bad for a handheld that's only running at 6 watts when playing less demanding games! It's clear that Ineo is committed to delivering top-notch performance in their device.

Pricing: A Reasonable Investment?

One of the biggest concerns with any new gadget is the price tag. Ineo has made some smart decisions here, offering a range of models with varying levels of storage and RAM. The base model starts at $4.99 for the 256GB version of the Air Pro, while the top-of-the-line model starts at $12.99. That's right - you can get your hands on one of these handhelds for under $13! Of course, there are some special editions and bundles that might interest gamers who want a bit more flair in their device.

Special Editions: A Touch of Personality

Ineo has also included some interesting special edition designs with the Air Pro, such as the Retro Power version and the B-Duck edition. These might appeal to those looking for a bit more personality in their handheld gaming experience. But what about the higher-end models? For those willing to splurge, Ineo offers a range of options starting at $8.99. That's right - you can get your hands on the 5825U model with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage for under $9!

A Great Little Lightweight

So what can we expect from the Ineo Air Pro? As our demo reel shows, it's a powerhouse of a handheld that's capable of delivering top-notch performance. Whether you're looking to play games on-the-go or just want a device that looks and feels great, this is definitely worth checking out. But will you wait for the next handheld with 6000-series tech? Or will you jump on the Ineo Air or Pro? Let us know in the comments below!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's going on everybody it's eta prime back here again this is going to be a quick one but i've been really excited about the upcoming release of the new io neo products and the first one coming to market is the io neo air if you're not familiar with this it's a very thin x86 powered handheld with an oled display it's going to run windows and hopefully at the initial launch they will have the aya neo os ready which is going to be based on linux very similar to the operating system that comes pre-loaded on the steam deck and they've released a few new videos but right now they've just launched their indiegogo campaign for the ineo air and i wanted to take a quick look at it so if we scroll down here you can see that there are a few tiers they've got the ineo air in the ineo air pro at the thinnest spot on the ineo air 17 millimeter at the thinnest spot on the in the o pro it's going to be 21.6 and it looks like you can pick this up in a few different colors so we've got the iron neo air white black kind of a pink color the io neo air pro in a white black and a silver color but if you take a look at the tiers over here they do have a b duck edition which is uh yellow and it actually looks pretty good they've also got the retro power edition and we'll take a closer look at that in a second i think that one looks really good but in this video i just kind of wanted to get out of the way that the indiegogo is live right now so if you're interested in checking out more information on the ineo air and the pro it's ready to go over here so when it comes to the display we get a 5.5 inch 1080p oled display we've got a 350 nits of brightness and i'm guessing that this is maximum brightness awesome contrast ratio and when it comes to these oled or amoled displays super deep blacks really rich colors and i've always been a big fan of these oled displays and it's really great to see something like this come to an x86 handheld does burn a little less energy than a normal ips display and they also offer an ultra wide viewing angle but one of the main things about this new handheld that a lot of people were very interested in is what kind of performance it's gonna put out they have released a few different benchmarking charts with different games and things like that i've taken a look at it in a previous video but one thing we know for sure is what cpus or apu's these units are running so when it comes to the air and the pro model you gotta look out because they are calling the one terabyte version with the lower end chip a pro also and it comes with a one terabyte ssd and 16 gigabytes of ram but when i talk about the pro i'm talking about the one with the ryzen 7 58 25 u we've got eight cores 16 threads and with this it does offer a 100 megahertz uplift on the base clock and the boost clock when you compare it to the regular old 5800u this is actually the same chip they used in the io neo next pro it's actually a really great performer and the cores are based on zen 3 but we still get those radeon vega graphics as opposed to something with rd and a2 graphics like a 6000 series chip and this is something that a lot of people wanted to see with the air was a 6000 series apu later on down the road they are releasing some handhelds with the 6600u and the 6800u which will offer better performance but right now this is what we have to work with so the pro model is going to get the faster ryzen 7 58 25 u and the regular model is going to get the 5560u six course 12 threads and i'm super excited to get my hands on one to test it out with that 5560u i've tested the 5500u in the past and at the correct wattage it actually does a really great job at gaming 720p and there are a lot of little tweaks that we can do with both of these chips to get better performance out of them they're both going to be paired up with lp ddr4 ram it's going to be a lot faster than the 3200 megahertz ddr4 ram that we've seen in these mini pcs so that will give us a little uplift on the gpu side of things but overall does look like a really nice little handheld if you're interested in checking this out they do have some frame rate tests here from a bunch of different games they've got some indie stuff some aaa stuff and they've listed it here with both of the chips and the wattage these are going to run at up to 15 watts so something like apex legends at 15 watts on the 5560u 720p low quality we can expect 50 to 60 fps and 50 to 65 out of the 5825u i tried to upscale it a little bit so we could see what was going on but with the indie games you won't need to pull 15 watts this will go down to 6 watts and for a lot of indie games that's all you're really going to need so there is a lot of new information over here i would highly recommend reading through it but what about the pricing i mean that's going to be really important and when it comes to the ineo air light which is their lowest end model we've got the 5560u 8 gigabytes of ram and 128 gigabytes of storage looking like 4.99 the 256 569 so on and so on and uh like i mentioned some of these are being called the pro so we've got the io neo air pro but this is the 5560u version of the pro with 16 gigabytes of ram and a 512 gigabyte ssd if you're looking for the higher end models we can scroll down a little bit more and these are going to be starting at 8.99 so we get that 5825 u 16 gigabytes of ram and 512 gigabytes of storage and in between there are some special editions like that retro power version and the b duck edition here so yeah they've got a lot of stuff to choose from and i think this goes all the way up to 2 terabytes 32 gigabytes of ram and 2 terabytes of internal storage for 12.99 so you know in the end it's really up to you i think this is going to be an awesome little lightweight really good looking handheld and if you're interested in learning more i will leave a link to the indiegogo page in the description but i'd actually like to know what you guys think are you going to wait for the next handheld something with the 6000 series or are you going to jump on the ineo air or the air pro let me know in the comments below and i will have more coverage coming up hopefully i can get my hands on one of these soon i'm really interested in testing out the ineo os just to see how it performs but we'll also be doing some windows testing but that's going to wrap it up for this one and like always thanks for watchinghey what's going on everybody it's eta prime back here again this is going to be a quick one but i've been really excited about the upcoming release of the new io neo products and the first one coming to market is the io neo air if you're not familiar with this it's a very thin x86 powered handheld with an oled display it's going to run windows and hopefully at the initial launch they will have the aya neo os ready which is going to be based on linux very similar to the operating system that comes pre-loaded on the steam deck and they've released a few new videos but right now they've just launched their indiegogo campaign for the ineo air and i wanted to take a quick look at it so if we scroll down here you can see that there are a few tiers they've got the ineo air in the ineo air pro at the thinnest spot on the ineo air 17 millimeter at the thinnest spot on the in the o pro it's going to be 21.6 and it looks like you can pick this up in a few different colors so we've got the iron neo air white black kind of a pink color the io neo air pro in a white black and a silver color but if you take a look at the tiers over here they do have a b duck edition which is uh yellow and it actually looks pretty good they've also got the retro power edition and we'll take a closer look at that in a second i think that one looks really good but in this video i just kind of wanted to get out of the way that the indiegogo is live right now so if you're interested in checking out more information on the ineo air and the pro it's ready to go over here so when it comes to the display we get a 5.5 inch 1080p oled display we've got a 350 nits of brightness and i'm guessing that this is maximum brightness awesome contrast ratio and when it comes to these oled or amoled displays super deep blacks really rich colors and i've always been a big fan of these oled displays and it's really great to see something like this come to an x86 handheld does burn a little less energy than a normal ips display and they also offer an ultra wide viewing angle but one of the main things about this new handheld that a lot of people were very interested in is what kind of performance it's gonna put out they have released a few different benchmarking charts with different games and things like that i've taken a look at it in a previous video but one thing we know for sure is what cpus or apu's these units are running so when it comes to the air and the pro model you gotta look out because they are calling the one terabyte version with the lower end chip a pro also and it comes with a one terabyte ssd and 16 gigabytes of ram but when i talk about the pro i'm talking about the one with the ryzen 7 58 25 u we've got eight cores 16 threads and with this it does offer a 100 megahertz uplift on the base clock and the boost clock when you compare it to the regular old 5800u this is actually the same chip they used in the io neo next pro it's actually a really great performer and the cores are based on zen 3 but we still get those radeon vega graphics as opposed to something with rd and a2 graphics like a 6000 series chip and this is something that a lot of people wanted to see with the air was a 6000 series apu later on down the road they are releasing some handhelds with the 6600u and the 6800u which will offer better performance but right now this is what we have to work with so the pro model is going to get the faster ryzen 7 58 25 u and the regular model is going to get the 5560u six course 12 threads and i'm super excited to get my hands on one to test it out with that 5560u i've tested the 5500u in the past and at the correct wattage it actually does a really great job at gaming 720p and there are a lot of little tweaks that we can do with both of these chips to get better performance out of them they're both going to be paired up with lp ddr4 ram it's going to be a lot faster than the 3200 megahertz ddr4 ram that we've seen in these mini pcs so that will give us a little uplift on the gpu side of things but overall does look like a really nice little handheld if you're interested in checking this out they do have some frame rate tests here from a bunch of different games they've got some indie stuff some aaa stuff and they've listed it here with both of the chips and the wattage these are going to run at up to 15 watts so something like apex legends at 15 watts on the 5560u 720p low quality we can expect 50 to 60 fps and 50 to 65 out of the 5825u i tried to upscale it a little bit so we could see what was going on but with the indie games you won't need to pull 15 watts this will go down to 6 watts and for a lot of indie games that's all you're really going to need so there is a lot of new information over here i would highly recommend reading through it but what about the pricing i mean that's going to be really important and when it comes to the ineo air light which is their lowest end model we've got the 5560u 8 gigabytes of ram and 128 gigabytes of storage looking like 4.99 the 256 569 so on and so on and uh like i mentioned some of these are being called the pro so we've got the io neo air pro but this is the 5560u version of the pro with 16 gigabytes of ram and a 512 gigabyte ssd if you're looking for the higher end models we can scroll down a little bit more and these are going to be starting at 8.99 so we get that 5825 u 16 gigabytes of ram and 512 gigabytes of storage and in between there are some special editions like that retro power version and the b duck edition here so yeah they've got a lot of stuff to choose from and i think this goes all the way up to 2 terabytes 32 gigabytes of ram and 2 terabytes of internal storage for 12.99 so you know in the end it's really up to you i think this is going to be an awesome little lightweight really good looking handheld and if you're interested in learning more i will leave a link to the indiegogo page in the description but i'd actually like to know what you guys think are you going to wait for the next handheld something with the 6000 series or are you going to jump on the ineo air or the air pro let me know in the comments below and i will have more coverage coming up hopefully i can get my hands on one of these soon i'm really interested in testing out the ineo os just to see how it performs but we'll also be doing some windows testing but that's going to wrap it up for this one and like always thanks for watching\n"