AYN Thor vs Retroid Pocket Flip 2: comparison

Specifications side by side, taken from the site’s entries. The most favourable numeric values are highlighted.

What differs

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Compare consolesAYN ThorRetroid Pocket Flip 2
Processor
SoC SD865 (Lite) / Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 (Base, Pro, Max)SD865
CPU Not disclosed1× A77 @ 2.8 GHz, 3× A77 @ 2.4 GHz, 4× A55 @ 1.8 GHz
GPU Not disclosedAdreno 650
Memory and storage
RAM 8 / 12 / 16 GB12 GB
RAM type Not disclosedLPDDR4x
Storage 128 / 256 / 512 GB / 1 TB128 GB
microSD expansion Not disclosedYes
Display
Size 6″ (most favourable value)5.5″
Resolution Full HD1080p
Refresh rate Not disclosed60 Hz
Touchscreen YesNot disclosed
Number of screens 2Not disclosed
Secondary screen 3.92″ AMOLED, tactileNot disclosed
Connectivity
Wi-Fi Not disclosedWi-Fi 6
Bluetooth Not disclosed5.1
Battery
Capacity 6,000 mAh (most favourable value)5,000 mAh
Controls
Stick technology HallHall 3D
Analog triggers Not disclosedYes
Other
Cooling Not disclosedActive
Colours Black, White, Rainbow, Clear PurpleBlack, GC, Ice Blue, 16Bit US

Our test

AYN Thor

  • Two AMOLED screens: the touch secondary screen changes everyday use
  • Careful build, pleasant plastics
  • 120 Hz main screen, well suited to cloud gaming
  • Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 version: comfortable emulation up to the Switch and Android games
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Retroid Pocket Flip 2

  • Very portable clamshell format
  • High-quality AMOLED screen
  • Very good at cloud gaming, good battery life
  • Snapdragon 865 still suited to emulation and Android games
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