"In the rapidly evolving landscape of handheld gaming, Ayaneo continues to stand apart by treating portability as an experience rather than a specification. Its newest handheld embodies that philosophy with quiet confidence, merging high-end performance with a level of craftsmanship and material intention that feels decidedly premium. Every curve, texture, and component has been considered not just for function, but for how the device lives in the hand, resulting in a compact form factor that feels effortlessly capable and thoughtfully designed."
"Meet the upmarket Pocket Vert, which has an Android-powered handheld that's crafted out of a full CNC-milled unibody construction. The handheld has a full glass front panel fitted with a 3.5-inch high-resolution LTPS display having 1600×1440 resolution (at 615 ppi), 60Hz refresh rate, and 450 nits peak brightness level. In their latest teaser video, Ayaneo has revealed that the device will be positioned flush in between the flagship Pocket DMG and budget gaming controllers like Anbernic RG40XX V."
"The company teased the handheld earlier this month on November 5, revealing the design and some specifications. Now, in a fresh Product Sharing Session, they've revealed multiple prototypes that'll ultimately morph into the compact handheld. Touted as a premium Game Boy clone, it'll come in three color options: Black, White, and Red, with matching buttons. Measuring 86x143x20mm, the classy little gadget is smaller than the Pocket DMG. Despite the petite form factor, it has a 3.5mm jack and a USB-C port at the bottom."
Ayaneo's Pocket Vert is an Android-powered, CNC-milled unibody handheld with a full glass front and a 3.5-inch LTPS display at 1600×1440 (615 ppi), 60Hz, and 450 nits peak brightness. The design focuses on ergonomic craftsmanship with carefully considered curves, textures, and components for a compact, premium feel. The device measures 86×143×20mm, offers a 3.5mm headphone jack and USB-C port, and will be available in Black, White, and Red with matching buttons. A concealed touchpad below the D-Pad and buttons is mappable to various controls. The hardware shows enough power to run demanding titles like God of War.
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