Logitech G Cloud Unboxing & Review! - ROG Ally KILLER?
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Logitech G CLOUD Gaming Handheld:
This is the Logitech G Cloud gaming handheld and it might have just opened up a whole new category in the gaming market! But equally, there are some people that simply shouldn’t buy this.
Inside the box…..well it’s a simple experience, no frills, to the point, you get the G Cloud itself, charging brick, type c charging cable, and paperwork including manual.
In a nutshell before the specifics and whether this device is targeted to you, the G Cloud is a fairly low-cost handheld gaming device, that gives you access to AAA games, anywhere, any time. WITHOUT being constrained by the physical HARDWARE. We know that in the gaming industry because everything moves so incredibly fast, even 1-year-old hardware can become instantly outdated….The G Cloud shouldn’t have that problem, because one of its key selling points, is as the name suggests, cloud gaming. So in theory, as long as you have a stable internet connection, you should have a great gaming experience, as you're not using the physical hardware to try and play the latest games, or using the device to download and store multiple games, so sheer number of gaming titles in your library could be essentially endless.
It’s smaller and lighter than the Steam Deck and ROG Ally at just 463g, so it’s much more portable, great for chucking in a bag and taking all your games with you. Some parts of the layout are pretty standard for a handheld gaming device, abxy buttons, dpad, 2 joysticks, and 2 function buttons. They can be handy though, pressing both at the same time takes a screenshot, for example, and Then you have your G and home buttons. There isn’t a dedicated back button here, but they have introduced a back gesture into the software, through a recent update, and in terms of software, it's an interesting one. Running on Android 11, it has 2 modes, tablet mode, with Android native launcher support, and a Handheld Mode, with a dedicated game launcher, that you can access through that home button. Remappable gamepad controls also. Here you have 3 preinstalled cloud gaming apps, Xbox cloud, steam link, and Geforce now.
And speaking of controls, You also have your L1 L2 R1 R2s triggers, on the top, next to a volume rocker, power button, and micro sd expansion slot. Type c charging port, headphone jack, and stereo speakers on the bottom, and the sound is surprisingly good!
Qualcomm snapdragon 720G chipset being the choice., It’s still a fine piece of kit, but it’s not industry-leading in 2023, so system hungry downloaded games wouldn’t be great, but For cloud games, the chipset of choice doesn’t really matter at all, and the G Cloud still has enough power to fly through menus, and jump in and out of apps absolutely fine, and that’s all its really required to do! One of the big negatives so far on devices like the ROG Ally is the battery is questionable. No such problems here with over 12 hours of gaming time, because you are essentially streaming. And this also has another advantage, this thing, as a result, can never really get as hot, doesn’t need to then cool itself down, and therefore is almost silent always, which is a delight when you want to get fully immersed in a game, and therefore as mentioned earlier the sound is pretty loud and really clear!
The display…it’s a 7” IPS, 60hz screen, with a brightness of 450 nits. It won't be as bright in direct sunlight as a flagship smartphone for example, but will be Super bright indoors, and more than usable outdoors in the shade. It’s not 120hz like the ROG Ally, so high frame rate games might not look quite as smooth as on that, but it is FHD resolution also, so both are sharper than the Steam deck.
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Logitech G CLOUD Gaming Handheld:
This is the Logitech G Cloud gaming handheld and it might have just opened up a whole new category in the gaming market! But equally, there are some people that simply shouldn’t buy this.
Inside the box…..well it’s a simple experience, no frills, to the point, you get the G Cloud itself, charging brick, type c charging cable, and paperwork including manual.
In a nutshell before the specifics and whether this device is targeted to you, the G Cloud is a fairly low-cost handheld gaming device, that gives you access to AAA games, anywhere, any time. WITHOUT being constrained by the physical HARDWARE. We know that in the gaming industry because everything moves so incredibly fast, even 1-year-old hardware can become instantly outdated….The G Cloud shouldn’t have that problem, because one of its key selling points, is as the name suggests, cloud gaming. So in theory, as long as you have a stable internet connection, you should have a great gaming experience, as you're not using the physical hardware to try and play the latest games, or using the device to download and store multiple games, so sheer number of gaming titles in your library could be essentially endless.
It’s smaller and lighter than the Steam Deck and ROG Ally at just 463g, so it’s much more portable, great for chucking in a bag and taking all your games with you. Some parts of the layout are pretty standard for a handheld gaming device, abxy buttons, dpad, 2 joysticks, and 2 function buttons. They can be handy though, pressing both at the same time takes a screenshot, for example, and Then you have your G and home buttons. There isn’t a dedicated back button here, but they have introduced a back gesture into the software, through a recent update, and in terms of software, it's an interesting one. Running on Android 11, it has 2 modes, tablet mode, with Android native launcher support, and a Handheld Mode, with a dedicated game launcher, that you can access through that home button. Remappable gamepad controls also. Here you have 3 preinstalled cloud gaming apps, Xbox cloud, steam link, and Geforce now.
And speaking of controls, You also have your L1 L2 R1 R2s triggers, on the top, next to a volume rocker, power button, and micro sd expansion slot. Type c charging port, headphone jack, and stereo speakers on the bottom, and the sound is surprisingly good!
Qualcomm snapdragon 720G chipset being the choice., It’s still a fine piece of kit, but it’s not industry-leading in 2023, so system hungry downloaded games wouldn’t be great, but For cloud games, the chipset of choice doesn’t really matter at all, and the G Cloud still has enough power to fly through menus, and jump in and out of apps absolutely fine, and that’s all its really required to do! One of the big negatives so far on devices like the ROG Ally is the battery is questionable. No such problems here with over 12 hours of gaming time, because you are essentially streaming. And this also has another advantage, this thing, as a result, can never really get as hot, doesn’t need to then cool itself down, and therefore is almost silent always, which is a delight when you want to get fully immersed in a game, and therefore as mentioned earlier the sound is pretty loud and really clear!
The display…it’s a 7” IPS, 60hz screen, with a brightness of 450 nits. It won't be as bright in direct sunlight as a flagship smartphone for example, but will be Super bright indoors, and more than usable outdoors in the shade. It’s not 120hz like the ROG Ally, so high frame rate games might not look quite as smooth as on that, but it is FHD resolution also, so both are sharper than the Steam deck.
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