
In 2023, we admired the large mass of Lenovo’s Legion Go, a 1.88-pound, 11.8-inch-wide monstrosity of a Windows video gaming portable. In 2026, however, Ayaneo revealed information of its Next II portable, which puts Lenovo’s huge young boy to pity while likewise providing heftier specifications and a greater cost than a lot of other Windows video gaming handhelds.
Let’s focus on the bulk. The Ayaneo Next II weighs in at a genuinely wrist-straining 3.14 pounds, making it more than two times as heavy in the hands as the Steam Deck OLED (not to discuss 2022’s initial Ayaneo Next, which weighed a lot more affordable 1.58 pounds). The outright system likewise determines 13.45 inches large and 10.3 inches high, according to Ayaneo’s spec sheet, offering it a footprint around 60 percent bigger than the Switch 2 (with Joy-Cons connected).
Ayaneo loads some seriously effective portable PC efficiency into all that bulk. The high-end variation of the system sports a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chipset, with 16 Zen5 cores along with a Radeon 8060S with 40 RDNA3.5 calculate systems. That must provide this huge portable efficiency equivalent to a desktop with an RTX 4060 or a video gaming laptop computer like in 2015’s high-end ROG Flow Z13.
The Next II sports an enormous screen and some adult-size controls.
The Next II sports a huge screen and some adult-size controls.
Credit: Ayaneo
Ayaneo isn’t the very first hardware maker to package limit + 395 chipset into a Windows video gaming portable; the OneXPlayer OneXfly Apex and GPD Win5 function basically the exact same chipset, the latter with an external battery pack. The Next II nicely tops the (smaller sized and lighter) competitors with a high-end 9.06-inch OLED screen, capable of 2400 × 1504 resolution, up to a 165 Hz refresh rate, and 1,155 nits of brightness.
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