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AYN Thor

Most unique (dual-screen)

AYN Thor handheld
AYNAndroid
Price~$349Score87/100Bat~6,000-7,000mAhWt~TBD
MSRP updated Oct 2024
  • Dual AMOLED
  • Clamshell
  • Pocketable
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Bottom line

Most unique (dual-screen).

Strongest suit
3DS / DS (97/100)
Best for
Dual AMOLED screens for DS/3DS-style play
Main tradeoff
Controls and ergonomics are polarizing

Summary generated from this device's catalog data — not a hands-on review.

Best for
Where this handheld shines the most
  • Dual AMOLED screens for DS/3DS-style play
  • Compact clamshell for travel
  • Feels like a modern daily carry
Watch outs
Tradeoffs to know before buying
  • Controls and ergonomics are polarizing
  • Dual-screen apps require a bit more setup

Full specs

Quick reference pulled straight from the catalog.

SpecAYN Thor
DisplayDual AMOLED (clamshell)
ChipsetSnapdragon 8 Gen 2 (varies by SKU)
RAM8-12GB
Storage128-256GB
Battery~6,000-7,000mAh
Weight~TBD
WirelessWi-Fi, BT
PortsUSB-C, microSD
OSAndroid
Performance scores
Spec-based catalog ratings by play style, 0-100
PS2 / GC
86
3DS / DS
97
Android
90
Portability
83
Battery
78

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