My girlfriend didn't even notice she wasn't playing on steamos
My girlfriend didn't even notice she wasn't playing on steamos
�In my opinion Ayn Loki is very fat and heavy, the screen in my opinion should be larger taking into account the available space.
Otherwise in raw power it should not be very different
Otherwise in raw power it should not be very different
�I bought Loki Max because of the size, but I was definitely wrong.
EI found the Loki have way nicer comfort, more portability, nicer controls and more battery life (not from experience but measured) personally
I was only able to try the Ally twice at mediamarkt as demo but I just didn’t like it
But it’s really good value and see why people like it and go for it
There is no good or bad option, just interesting to see you make such a relatively small upgrade/sidegrade
I was only able to try the Ally twice at mediamarkt as demo but I just didn’t like it
But it’s really good value and see why people like it and go for it
There is no good or bad option, just interesting to see you make such a relatively small upgrade/sidegrade
EMy sister tried using my gaming pc Sunday and didn’t even notice it was a pc. Thanks Bazzite
EYou do exactly what you’re supposed to
�I'm just telling my experience, I think Ally is better at least for me, let it be known that I wanted a more portable device, and for me Ayn Loki Max is not as portable as I thought xD
EInteresting
EThe Ally takes too much footprint space for me
EThicc isn’t an issue here
EI do find it curious though
EWe have so many good options
KI really like my Ally; Biggest issue for me is lack of a 32gb option.
EBut how have we only had 2 options from laptop manufacturers
EI don’t count the Claw
KThough, I would have been tempted to go with the legion go, had it existed at the time I bought, the standalone tablet mode would be nice
EWe have the Ally and LeGo
EWhere’s HP, where’s Corsair, where’s Alienware (especially with that concept), where’s Acer even. So many manufacturers and none of them even seem busy with this sadly
KSame reason the Onexplayer pro2 is always tempting to look at, with the keyboard cover kinda like the surfaces. Just not sure how much I trust them as a manufacturer.
I kinda preferred to stick to a more known vendor, hence waiting for the Ally/Legion.
I kinda preferred to stick to a more known vendor, hence waiting for the Ally/Legion.
EThat’s fair. Wouldn’t have gone Ayaneo in hindsight previously.
EIf I’d known how poorly software supported they are
EEven on ChimeraOS
EWhere the devs are amazing too
ELoki was a safe bet
KYea, they were the first ones that got me to a working state on Ally as well. Though it isn't what I use presently
KThey've always been generally helpful in my experience as well
AAyaneo is the only company that makes an effort in the Linux space and their devices don't work rip
EAyn made efforts too no?
ALiterally chimeraos focuses on ayaneo devices
EI know
EI feel bad
ALet me think Ayn is excellent
ADon't know if they made an effort but they are
AI know ayaneo is working with the chimera devs though
EAyn Loki genuinely functions on par with my Deck
AFan curves coming soon
ELike except for TDP being a plugin there’s no difference
ENone
EI don’t do that stuff
AI would have liked to have seen the back buttons being remappable
AKind of a deal breaker for me
EThat’s a hardware issue isn’t it?
AOther than that excellent
AAlthough not that many games use stick clicks
ASo it's actually a 120IQ move to do that hardcoding
�nop
EI mean I personally use mine the same as a Switch
AI was actually thinking of mapping the bottom buttons to that as a default on the legion go
EI tried windows for a weekend
�back button on ayn loki just are l3 and r3
