It’s costly, and it can’t do much without Wi-Fi.
and a bunch of phones released outside of the US. It’s fast enough at launching apps, loading new pages in the Google Play Store, and running games that aren’t super resource-intensive, like. But most graphically intensive games run sluggishly. It can’t multitask, which is disappointing; every time you launch a new app, it asks you to close the one you were just using.
There’s 64GB of storage built in, and it supports microSD storage expansion. Battery life stands up to Logitech’s claims, lasting for a dozen or so hours of gaming per charge. Unlike the experience of using a handheld that’s actually running games off the hardware, it’s cool to spend an hour in a game without taking a huge bite out of the battery life.
The custom Android 11 interface is viable but nothing special. It organizes apps in horizontal tiles across the screen, with recent ones near the front. You can hit the options button located near the top right side of the handheld’s front side to create a permanent spot for a favorite app, which will be added beneath the scrolling tiles. There are just two color schemes and backgrounds offered by the software, each of which delivers a pretty strong gamer-y look. It’s pretty basic stuff.
Logitech’s efforts to hide the fact that you’re using an Android tablet don’t go far beyond the surface. For instance, it kicks you over to Google’s very plain settings interface for more in-depth options, which is jarring. Instead of letting you get notifications, the handheld vibrates, but it hides them in a setting along the top drawer of options called “Messages.”Given that it’s an Android device, it needs the latest updates to stay secure.
Gaming performance is significantly better while streaming from the cloud, but you’ll need a fairly strong and reliable 5GHz Wi-Fi connection. I mostly played the G Cloud Gaming Handheld at home about 10 feet away from a Google Nest Wifi router in line of sight. My internet connection greatly exceeds the requirements , though I still experienced occasional blips in the image quality. But for the most part, I had a great time.
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