**Handheld Gaming: A Review of Top Devices from 2022**

The world of handheld gaming has seen significant advancements in recent years, with numerous devices hitting the market that cater to different needs and budgets. In this article, we'll take a closer look at two top arm-based handhelds from 2022 that are worth considering for gamers.

**Retroid Pocket Get3 Plus: A Great Addition to the Market**

Coming in at number two on our list is the Retroid Pocket Get3 Plus, a relatively new device released by the company. This handheld follows the success of its predecessor, the Retroid Pocket 3, which was a great addition to their line of arm-based handhelds. However, it's worth noting that the company didn't give much time between releases, hitting the market with this new device just a couple of months later. Despite this, the Get3 Plus is still an excellent choice for those looking for a handheld with impressive performance and features.

The Retroid Pocket Get3 Plus boasts a 150-dollar price tag, which may seem steep at first glance. However, when you consider its specs, including a Unisoc Tiger T618 CPU, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage, microSD card support, AC Wi-Fi, and 4.7-inch IPS display, it's clear that this device is designed to deliver top-notch performance for Native Android gaming emulation and streaming. The device has been able to stream games from a PC using Steam Link or Moonlight with remarkable results, achieving 120 FPS without any lag.

One of the standout features of this handheld is its form factor, which is both compact and comfortable to hold. Additionally, the device's thinner design makes it an excellent choice for those who value portability above all else. While it may not be able to run every single GameCube, Wii, or PS2 game, there are still many playable titles that can be accessed on this device.

**Odin Pro: The Top Pick of 2022**

And now, without further ado, we'll move on to our number one pick for handheld gaming devices in 2022: the Odin Pro. Released after a successful Indiegogo campaign, this powerful arm-based handheld has taken the market by storm with its impressive specs and performance.

The Odin Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 845 CPU, making it one of the most powerful hand-held devices on the market today. With 8GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage, microSD card support, a 6600mAh battery, and a 6-inch 1080p IPS display, this device is capable of delivering exceptional performance for both emulation and cloud gaming.

The Odin Pro also boasts Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, and Android 10 as its operating system. When it comes to emulation, the device can handle GameCube, PS2, and N64 games with ease, making it an excellent choice for retro gamers. Additionally, the device supports cloud gaming and game streaming, allowing users to access a vast library of games without the need for downloads or installations.

While the Odin Pro's battery life is not the longest, its performance and capabilities more than make up for this limitation. With regular software updates and potential future upgrades to the CPU, this handheld device has all the makings of a top-tier gaming experience.

**Future Developments: What Do You Want to See?**

As we move forward into 2023, it's exciting to think about what innovations we can expect from handheld gaming devices. Based on our research and analysis, here are some features that would be fantastic to see in future devices:

* Better displays, possibly with OLED or Super AMOLED technology in a 6-inch form factor

* Wi-Fi 6 support for faster and more reliable connectivity

* Improved battery life, perhaps through advancements in power management or new battery technologies

* Enhanced software capabilities, such as improved emulation engines or cloud gaming services

These are just a few ideas, but the possibilities are endless. We'd love to hear from our readers about their favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022 and what they hope to see in future devices.

**Conclusion**

Handheld gaming has come a long way in recent years, with numerous devices hitting the market that cater to different needs and budgets. Both the Retroid Pocket Get3 Plus and Odin Pro are exceptional choices for gamers looking for a top-notch handheld experience. While each device has its strengths and weaknesses, they share a common goal of delivering exceptional performance and features at an affordable price.

Whether you're a retro gamer or someone who enjoys modern games on-the-go, there's never been a better time to explore the world of arm-based handheld gaming. So, which devices will you be picking up in the near future? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enforeign hey what's going on everybody it's ETA Prime back here again today we're going to be taking a look at some of my favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022. now I've done a video checking out my favorite x86 based handhelds but I had a lot of people asking about these so I figured I'd go ahead and make a video now it's no secret that we had a ton of arm-based handhelds released in 2022 but in this video I've got about seven of them that we're going to be taking a look at and by the end you'll get a feel for my top two favor at least now this is only going to consist of handhelds that we've taken a look at on the channel in 2022 and again these are Arm based so we're not going with the steam deck I've already done an x86 video if you want to check that out link is in the description but with all that out of the way let's go ahead and get into it the Retro flag G Pi case 2. now I've always been a big fan of these Raspberry Pi powered handhelds especially the cm4 powered handhelds and I'll tell you what this would have come in much higher on the list but with the relatively scarce availability of the cm4 and the Raspberry Pi in general It's Made it really hard for a lot of people to put these together and it's definitely not retro flag's fault this was well under development before we knew we'd have issues getting our hands on Raspberry Pi's and cm4s so really when it comes down to it I just think it was bad timing for the GPI case 2. now this is a great device if you've already got a cm4 ready to be used for a project but uh it's kind of Hit or Miss if you're gonna try to pick one of these up and then later on get a cm4 especially the way everything is right now but the G Pi case 2 definitely had some welcome upgrades when you compared to the original g-pi case next on the list we've got the rg503 and in 2022 we saw a lot of RK 3566 powered handheld devices and they really kind of perform the same across the board so these devices really needed standout features to kind of set them Above the Rest and when it comes to the rg503 this actually utilizes a beautiful OLED display coming in at 4.95 inches one of the best displays on these handheld devices that we've seen in a long time but it was held back by software and of course since this is coming to us from Anne Burnett we did have that awesome d-pad this is the design that they've been using in all of their handhelds and in my opinion it is one of the best d-pads you can get on these arm-based devices now out of the box this does not run Android you run a Linux operating system and I'd say if they would have added three to four gigabytes of RAM and included an Android operating system option here this would have done much better especially as a great streaming device given the screen quality here I mean this thing does look absolutely amazing next up we've got the RG 353v this has been my favorite vertical handheld of 2022 love the performance here it's used in that same arcade 3566 chip and like I mentioned we saw several of them released it's got the good old Amber Nick d-pad a great 3.5 inch IPS touch display at 640x480 and this did run Android and Linux plus we've got AC Wi-Fi built in now with this you know swapping between Android and Linux was actually pretty simple to do and when it comes to like N64 I've gotten much better performance in Android over Linux so I did a lot of swapping back and forth It's got great battery life coming in with a 3200 milliamp hour battery and overall if you're into these vertical handhelds this is definitely one to do a little bit of research on and check out because in my opinion this was one of the best DMG style handhelds that was released in 2022 moving over to the Logitech G Cloud straight off the bat it is overpriced for what we're getting here these are priced at 350. they're usually on sale for 2.99 and even at that 300 price tag it is overpriced the main claim to fame here was kind of a streaming device and it does offer really great battery life and if they would have come out the gate at 199 with this right out of the door this would have been the one that everybody wanted to get their hands on and this would probably be at number one on my list but unfortunately it's not priced at two hundred dollars retail is 350 dollars and we've got that Snapdragon 720g four gigs of RAM a beautiful 7-inch 1920x1080 IPS display that looks better than a lot of the displays on the market right now for any handhelds be it arm or x86 and overall I've actually really enjoyed this device especially the ergonomics it does feel really great in the hand I can play this for hours without getting cramps or anything like that awesome battery life again I have to mention the screen because it does look really good it does offer really great emulation for a little Android device like this but uh we can't deny that yeah 350 is just way too much for what we have here and I really do hope that Logitech does make another one with a little more power but teams up with a company that can kind of subsidize the price because the big reason that valve can sell you the steam deck up front for so cheap is because you're gonna buy games on their platform and they're going to make money from each game you buy Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the hardware so if they did team up with the company let's say Microsoft or even 10 cent then they could bring the hardware costs down because they know they can sell you software later on right now the way it is Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the handheld and that's why it's priced so high out of the gate there's no doubt that Ann Burnett does put out a lot of handheld devices every single year and one that really surprised me was the RG 353m now this is the metal version I personally love the form factor here this fits right in my pocket and this is the handheld that I've been carrying around with me everywhere I go now it's not the most powerful it's still using that rk3566 so we're not going to be able to do GameCube but it does handle PS1 SNES Neo Geo PC engine N64 but the main thing that I've been playing on this is GBA I really do feel like this is a great replacement for a gba and 2022 given uh the form factor and the build quality it's made of aluminum and it feels premium I've just been having a great time with this and I've been getting some really amazing battery life out of it it's coming in with a 3500 milliamp hour battery and personally I've been getting around six hours before I have to charge this thing up now it's time to take a look at my top two favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022 and coming in at number two is the retroid pocket get three plus so this is a relatively new one to the market and of course we did have the retroid pocket 3 which was a great addition to their line of handhelds but a couple months later they hit us with this the three plus and I know a lot of people weren't that happy because they come out so quickly but that's how these handhelds work I mean we had a ton released this year but the retroid pocket 3 plus is coming in at around 150 dollars we've got that unisoc tiger t618 CPU which is a big upgrade from the original retroid pocket 3. we've also got four gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigabytes of internal storage plus micro OSD card support and AC Wi-Fi and you pair all of that up with a 4.7 inch IPS display and this makes a great little handheld when it comes to Native Android gaming emulation and especially streaming I've actually been able to stream from my own PC using steam link or even Moonlight add up to 120 FPS with no lag whatsoever and the games do look great on this 4.7 inch display it's got a much thinner form fact actor than some of the other handhelds on this list and overall with the way the market is right now and this coming in at 150 I think this is a great choice for somebody who knows what they're getting into this isn't going to run every single GameCube and Wii game or PS2 but there are playable GameCube Wii and PS2 games that you can run on this device and that's why this one is coming in so high on my list so yeah we've actually had some really awesome handhelds released in 2022 but there is one that you know stands Above the Rest at least in my opinion and that's going to be the Odin Pro this is coming in at my number one spot and it really comes down to everything on this device the form factor software and performance it's powered by the Snapdragon 845 making it one of the most powerful arm-based handhelds on the market right now if not the most powerful you know when it comes to a dedicated handheld like this of course it did take them a little while to get it to Market but a lot of people who did you know Buy on Indiegogo have gotten their hands on it already we've got eight gigabytes of RAM 110 28 gigabytes of internal storage plus microSD card support a 6600 milliamp hour battery close to a six inch 1080p IPS display Wi-Fi 5 Bluetooth 5.0 and it's running Android 10. when it comes to emulation we've got GameCube PS2 N64 we can also use this quite effectively for cloud gaming and game streaming plus it's got native Android gaming pegged with that Snapdragon 845 overall definitely a great device and I really can't wait to see if they do an upgrade to this with something like the Snapdragon 888 I think that would be an absolutely amazing handheld and they also offer a light version with the dimensity CPU personally I haven't tested it I'd even try to pick one up because I already had the pro version with that 845 and yeah I mean it does perform amazingly for an Android based dedicated handheld system so yeah the Odin Pro is number one on my list for 2022 and I can't wait to see what we get in 2023 from all of these awesome manufacturers now one thing I'd like to know in the comments is what do you want to see from these handhelds in the future of course we want to see more powerful CPUs but I'd also like to see better displays I mean be it OLED in a six inch form factor like this maybe a Super AMOLED display and especially Wi-Fi six I think that's going to be really important in 2023 so uh yeah I mean if there's any other additions you want to see on these handhelds let us know what they are in the comments below and I'd also like to know what your favorite arm-powered handheld of 2022 is uh everybody's got their own use case scenarios when it comes to these things and opinions but it'd be really cool to know what everybody's using but that's going to wrap it up for this video if you're interested in learning about any of the handhelds you saw on this video I'll leave some links in the description but like always thanks for watchingforeign hey what's going on everybody it's ETA Prime back here again today we're going to be taking a look at some of my favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022. now I've done a video checking out my favorite x86 based handhelds but I had a lot of people asking about these so I figured I'd go ahead and make a video now it's no secret that we had a ton of arm-based handhelds released in 2022 but in this video I've got about seven of them that we're going to be taking a look at and by the end you'll get a feel for my top two favor at least now this is only going to consist of handhelds that we've taken a look at on the channel in 2022 and again these are Arm based so we're not going with the steam deck I've already done an x86 video if you want to check that out link is in the description but with all that out of the way let's go ahead and get into it the Retro flag G Pi case 2. now I've always been a big fan of these Raspberry Pi powered handhelds especially the cm4 powered handhelds and I'll tell you what this would have come in much higher on the list but with the relatively scarce availability of the cm4 and the Raspberry Pi in general It's Made it really hard for a lot of people to put these together and it's definitely not retro flag's fault this was well under development before we knew we'd have issues getting our hands on Raspberry Pi's and cm4s so really when it comes down to it I just think it was bad timing for the GPI case 2. now this is a great device if you've already got a cm4 ready to be used for a project but uh it's kind of Hit or Miss if you're gonna try to pick one of these up and then later on get a cm4 especially the way everything is right now but the G Pi case 2 definitely had some welcome upgrades when you compared to the original g-pi case next on the list we've got the rg503 and in 2022 we saw a lot of RK 3566 powered handheld devices and they really kind of perform the same across the board so these devices really needed standout features to kind of set them Above the Rest and when it comes to the rg503 this actually utilizes a beautiful OLED display coming in at 4.95 inches one of the best displays on these handheld devices that we've seen in a long time but it was held back by software and of course since this is coming to us from Anne Burnett we did have that awesome d-pad this is the design that they've been using in all of their handhelds and in my opinion it is one of the best d-pads you can get on these arm-based devices now out of the box this does not run Android you run a Linux operating system and I'd say if they would have added three to four gigabytes of RAM and included an Android operating system option here this would have done much better especially as a great streaming device given the screen quality here I mean this thing does look absolutely amazing next up we've got the RG 353v this has been my favorite vertical handheld of 2022 love the performance here it's used in that same arcade 3566 chip and like I mentioned we saw several of them released it's got the good old Amber Nick d-pad a great 3.5 inch IPS touch display at 640x480 and this did run Android and Linux plus we've got AC Wi-Fi built in now with this you know swapping between Android and Linux was actually pretty simple to do and when it comes to like N64 I've gotten much better performance in Android over Linux so I did a lot of swapping back and forth It's got great battery life coming in with a 3200 milliamp hour battery and overall if you're into these vertical handhelds this is definitely one to do a little bit of research on and check out because in my opinion this was one of the best DMG style handhelds that was released in 2022 moving over to the Logitech G Cloud straight off the bat it is overpriced for what we're getting here these are priced at 350. they're usually on sale for 2.99 and even at that 300 price tag it is overpriced the main claim to fame here was kind of a streaming device and it does offer really great battery life and if they would have come out the gate at 199 with this right out of the door this would have been the one that everybody wanted to get their hands on and this would probably be at number one on my list but unfortunately it's not priced at two hundred dollars retail is 350 dollars and we've got that Snapdragon 720g four gigs of RAM a beautiful 7-inch 1920x1080 IPS display that looks better than a lot of the displays on the market right now for any handhelds be it arm or x86 and overall I've actually really enjoyed this device especially the ergonomics it does feel really great in the hand I can play this for hours without getting cramps or anything like that awesome battery life again I have to mention the screen because it does look really good it does offer really great emulation for a little Android device like this but uh we can't deny that yeah 350 is just way too much for what we have here and I really do hope that Logitech does make another one with a little more power but teams up with a company that can kind of subsidize the price because the big reason that valve can sell you the steam deck up front for so cheap is because you're gonna buy games on their platform and they're going to make money from each game you buy Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the hardware so if they did team up with the company let's say Microsoft or even 10 cent then they could bring the hardware costs down because they know they can sell you software later on right now the way it is Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the handheld and that's why it's priced so high out of the gate there's no doubt that Ann Burnett does put out a lot of handheld devices every single year and one that really surprised me was the RG 353m now this is the metal version I personally love the form factor here this fits right in my pocket and this is the handheld that I've been carrying around with me everywhere I go now it's not the most powerful it's still using that rk3566 so we're not going to be able to do GameCube but it does handle PS1 SNES Neo Geo PC engine N64 but the main thing that I've been playing on this is GBA I really do feel like this is a great replacement for a gba and 2022 given uh the form factor and the build quality it's made of aluminum and it feels premium I've just been having a great time with this and I've been getting some really amazing battery life out of it it's coming in with a 3500 milliamp hour battery and personally I've been getting around six hours before I have to charge this thing up now it's time to take a look at my top two favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022 and coming in at number two is the retroid pocket get three plus so this is a relatively new one to the market and of course we did have the retroid pocket 3 which was a great addition to their line of handhelds but a couple months later they hit us with this the three plus and I know a lot of people weren't that happy because they come out so quickly but that's how these handhelds work I mean we had a ton released this year but the retroid pocket 3 plus is coming in at around 150 dollars we've got that unisoc tiger t618 CPU which is a big upgrade from the original retroid pocket 3. we've also got four gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigabytes of internal storage plus micro OSD card support and AC Wi-Fi and you pair all of that up with a 4.7 inch IPS display and this makes a great little handheld when it comes to Native Android gaming emulation and especially streaming I've actually been able to stream from my own PC using steam link or even Moonlight add up to 120 FPS with no lag whatsoever and the games do look great on this 4.7 inch display it's got a much thinner form fact actor than some of the other handhelds on this list and overall with the way the market is right now and this coming in at 150 I think this is a great choice for somebody who knows what they're getting into this isn't going to run every single GameCube and Wii game or PS2 but there are playable GameCube Wii and PS2 games that you can run on this device and that's why this one is coming in so high on my list so yeah we've actually had some really awesome handhelds released in 2022 but there is one that you know stands Above the Rest at least in my opinion and that's going to be the Odin Pro this is coming in at my number one spot and it really comes down to everything on this device the form factor software and performance it's powered by the Snapdragon 845 making it one of the most powerful arm-based handhelds on the market right now if not the most powerful you know when it comes to a dedicated handheld like this of course it did take them a little while to get it to Market but a lot of people who did you know Buy on Indiegogo have gotten their hands on it already we've got eight gigabytes of RAM 110 28 gigabytes of internal storage plus microSD card support a 6600 milliamp hour battery close to a six inch 1080p IPS display Wi-Fi 5 Bluetooth 5.0 and it's running Android 10. when it comes to emulation we've got GameCube PS2 N64 we can also use this quite effectively for cloud gaming and game streaming plus it's got native Android gaming pegged with that Snapdragon 845 overall definitely a great device and I really can't wait to see if they do an upgrade to this with something like the Snapdragon 888 I think that would be an absolutely amazing handheld and they also offer a light version with the dimensity CPU personally I haven't tested it I'd even try to pick one up because I already had the pro version with that 845 and yeah I mean it does perform amazingly for an Android based dedicated handheld system so yeah the Odin Pro is number one on my list for 2022 and I can't wait to see what we get in 2023 from all of these awesome manufacturers now one thing I'd like to know in the comments is what do you want to see from these handhelds in the future of course we want to see more powerful CPUs but I'd also like to see better displays I mean be it OLED in a six inch form factor like this maybe a Super AMOLED display and especially Wi-Fi six I think that's going to be really important in 2023 so uh yeah I mean if there's any other additions you want to see on these handhelds let us know what they are in the comments below and I'd also like to know what your favorite arm-powered handheld of 2022 is uh everybody's got their own use case scenarios when it comes to these things and opinions but it'd be really cool to know what everybody's using but that's going to wrap it up for this video if you're interested in learning about any of the handhelds you saw on this video I'll leave some links in the description but like always thanks for watchingforeign hey what's going on everybody it's ETA Prime back here again today we're going to be taking a look at some of my favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022. now I've done a video checking out my favorite x86 based handhelds but I had a lot of people asking about these so I figured I'd go ahead and make a video now it's no secret that we had a ton of arm-based handhelds released in 2022 but in this video I've got about seven of them that we're going to be taking a look at and by the end you'll get a feel for my top two favor at least now this is only going to consist of handhelds that we've taken a look at on the channel in 2022 and again these are Arm based so we're not going with the steam deck I've already done an x86 video if you want to check that out link is in the description but with all that out of the way let's go ahead and get into it the Retro flag G Pi case 2. now I've always been a big fan of these Raspberry Pi powered handhelds especially the cm4 powered handhelds and I'll tell you what this would have come in much higher on the list but with the relatively scarce availability of the cm4 and the Raspberry Pi in general It's Made it really hard for a lot of people to put these together and it's definitely not retro flag's fault this was well under development before we knew we'd have issues getting our hands on Raspberry Pi's and cm4s so really when it comes down to it I just think it was bad timing for the GPI case 2. now this is a great device if you've already got a cm4 ready to be used for a project but uh it's kind of Hit or Miss if you're gonna try to pick one of these up and then later on get a cm4 especially the way everything is right now but the G Pi case 2 definitely had some welcome upgrades when you compared to the original g-pi case next on the list we've got the rg503 and in 2022 we saw a lot of RK 3566 powered handheld devices and they really kind of perform the same across the board so these devices really needed standout features to kind of set them Above the Rest and when it comes to the rg503 this actually utilizes a beautiful OLED display coming in at 4.95 inches one of the best displays on these handheld devices that we've seen in a long time but it was held back by software and of course since this is coming to us from Anne Burnett we did have that awesome d-pad this is the design that they've been using in all of their handhelds and in my opinion it is one of the best d-pads you can get on these arm-based devices now out of the box this does not run Android you run a Linux operating system and I'd say if they would have added three to four gigabytes of RAM and included an Android operating system option here this would have done much better especially as a great streaming device given the screen quality here I mean this thing does look absolutely amazing next up we've got the RG 353v this has been my favorite vertical handheld of 2022 love the performance here it's used in that same arcade 3566 chip and like I mentioned we saw several of them released it's got the good old Amber Nick d-pad a great 3.5 inch IPS touch display at 640x480 and this did run Android and Linux plus we've got AC Wi-Fi built in now with this you know swapping between Android and Linux was actually pretty simple to do and when it comes to like N64 I've gotten much better performance in Android over Linux so I did a lot of swapping back and forth It's got great battery life coming in with a 3200 milliamp hour battery and overall if you're into these vertical handhelds this is definitely one to do a little bit of research on and check out because in my opinion this was one of the best DMG style handhelds that was released in 2022 moving over to the Logitech G Cloud straight off the bat it is overpriced for what we're getting here these are priced at 350. they're usually on sale for 2.99 and even at that 300 price tag it is overpriced the main claim to fame here was kind of a streaming device and it does offer really great battery life and if they would have come out the gate at 199 with this right out of the door this would have been the one that everybody wanted to get their hands on and this would probably be at number one on my list but unfortunately it's not priced at two hundred dollars retail is 350 dollars and we've got that Snapdragon 720g four gigs of RAM a beautiful 7-inch 1920x1080 IPS display that looks better than a lot of the displays on the market right now for any handhelds be it arm or x86 and overall I've actually really enjoyed this device especially the ergonomics it does feel really great in the hand I can play this for hours without getting cramps or anything like that awesome battery life again I have to mention the screen because it does look really good it does offer really great emulation for a little Android device like this but uh we can't deny that yeah 350 is just way too much for what we have here and I really do hope that Logitech does make another one with a little more power but teams up with a company that can kind of subsidize the price because the big reason that valve can sell you the steam deck up front for so cheap is because you're gonna buy games on their platform and they're going to make money from each game you buy Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the hardware so if they did team up with the company let's say Microsoft or even 10 cent then they could bring the hardware costs down because they know they can sell you software later on right now the way it is Logitech has nothing else to sell you except for the handheld and that's why it's priced so high out of the gate there's no doubt that Ann Burnett does put out a lot of handheld devices every single year and one that really surprised me was the RG 353m now this is the metal version I personally love the form factor here this fits right in my pocket and this is the handheld that I've been carrying around with me everywhere I go now it's not the most powerful it's still using that rk3566 so we're not going to be able to do GameCube but it does handle PS1 SNES Neo Geo PC engine N64 but the main thing that I've been playing on this is GBA I really do feel like this is a great replacement for a gba and 2022 given uh the form factor and the build quality it's made of aluminum and it feels premium I've just been having a great time with this and I've been getting some really amazing battery life out of it it's coming in with a 3500 milliamp hour battery and personally I've been getting around six hours before I have to charge this thing up now it's time to take a look at my top two favorite arm-based handhelds of 2022 and coming in at number two is the retroid pocket get three plus so this is a relatively new one to the market and of course we did have the retroid pocket 3 which was a great addition to their line of handhelds but a couple months later they hit us with this the three plus and I know a lot of people weren't that happy because they come out so quickly but that's how these handhelds work I mean we had a ton released this year but the retroid pocket 3 plus is coming in at around 150 dollars we've got that unisoc tiger t618 CPU which is a big upgrade from the original retroid pocket 3. we've also got four gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigabytes of internal storage plus micro OSD card support and AC Wi-Fi and you pair all of that up with a 4.7 inch IPS display and this makes a great little handheld when it comes to Native Android gaming emulation and especially streaming I've actually been able to stream from my own PC using steam link or even Moonlight add up to 120 FPS with no lag whatsoever and the games do look great on this 4.7 inch display it's got a much thinner form fact actor than some of the other handhelds on this list and overall with the way the market is right now and this coming in at 150 I think this is a great choice for somebody who knows what they're getting into this isn't going to run every single GameCube and Wii game or PS2 but there are playable GameCube Wii and PS2 games that you can run on this device and that's why this one is coming in so high on my list so yeah we've actually had some really awesome handhelds released in 2022 but there is one that you know stands Above the Rest at least in my opinion and that's going to be the Odin Pro this is coming in at my number one spot and it really comes down to everything on this device the form factor software and performance it's powered by the Snapdragon 845 making it one of the most powerful arm-based handhelds on the market right now if not the most powerful you know when it comes to a dedicated handheld like this of course it did take them a little while to get it to Market but a lot of people who did you know Buy on Indiegogo have gotten their hands on it already we've got eight gigabytes of RAM 110 28 gigabytes of internal storage plus microSD card support a 6600 milliamp hour battery close to a six inch 1080p IPS display Wi-Fi 5 Bluetooth 5.0 and it's running Android 10. when it comes to emulation we've got GameCube PS2 N64 we can also use this quite effectively for cloud gaming and game streaming plus it's got native Android gaming pegged with that Snapdragon 845 overall definitely a great device and I really can't wait to see if they do an upgrade to this with something like the Snapdragon 888 I think that would be an absolutely amazing handheld and they also offer a light version with the dimensity CPU personally I haven't tested it I'd even try to pick one up because I already had the pro version with that 845 and yeah I mean it does perform amazingly for an Android based dedicated handheld system so yeah the Odin Pro is number one on my list for 2022 and I can't wait to see what we get in 2023 from all of these awesome manufacturers now one thing I'd like to know in the comments is what do you want to see from these handhelds in the future of course we want to see more powerful CPUs but I'd also like to see better displays I mean be it OLED in a six inch form factor like this maybe a Super AMOLED display and especially Wi-Fi six I think that's going to be really important in 2023 so uh yeah I mean if there's any other additions you want to see on these handhelds let us know what they are in the comments below and I'd also like to know what your favorite arm-powered handheld of 2022 is uh everybody's got their own use case scenarios when it comes to these things and opinions but it'd be really cool to know what everybody's using but that's going to wrap it up for this video if you're interested in learning about any of the handhelds you saw on this video I'll leave some links in the description but like always thanks for watching\n"