"Pricing starts at $1,999 for a version of the Next 2 with a Ryzen AI Max 385 processor with integrated Radeon 8050S graphics, 32GB of memory, and 1TB of SSD storage. But since Ayaneo is using Indiegogo for preorders, early bird pricing brings it down to $1,799 for a limited time. Maxing out the Next 2's specs will cost you $4,299 (or $3,499 with early bird discounts) but you'll get the"
"Surrounding the display you'll find a pair of TMR joysticks with adjustable torque and ring lighting, a pair of Hall effect triggers that can be switched to a shorter travel when playing FPS titles, an eight direction D-pad, dual smart touchpads, various buttons including four on the back, and a pair of front-facing stereo speakers. On the top edge of the Next 2 you'll also find a pair of USB-C ports for charging and connecting to peripherals or displays, a microSD card slot,"
The Ayaneo Next 2 measures 13.45 inches wide by 10.3 inches tall and weighs 3.14 pounds, making it substantially heavier than the original Next and rivals like the Steam Deck and Switch 2. Pricing begins at $1,999 (early bird $1,799) for a Ryzen AI Max 385 with Radeon 8050S, 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD, and rises to $4,299 (early bird $3,499) for a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with Radeon 8060S, 128GB RAM and 2TB storage. The handheld features a 9.06-inch 2400x1504 OLED with 60–165Hz refresh and 1,155 nits peak brightness, TMR joysticks, Hall effect triggers, dual touchpads, multiple buttons including four rear buttons, dual fans, dual USB-C ports, a microSD slot, a headphone jack, and a 116Wh battery. No official battery life estimates are provided.
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