Following the relaunch of the Retroid Pocket 6 in late October, Retroid began accepting pre-orders for the handheld on November 2nd. Now, the pre-order period has come to an end, as well as the ...

The Retroid Pocket 6 has been available to buy now for quite a while, but its availability has been limited to Retroid's own website and third-party stores such as AliExpress. Now, those in the US can ...

The device is the latest from Retroid, and, like its predecessors, it’s an Android-based retro gaming handheld you can order right now on their website. At a glance, the device looks a bit like a ...

A powerful widescreen retro-oriented gaming handheld that punches above its weight. The Retroid Pocket 6 gets all the important things right, including the price. Pros Cons Maybe I have a retro ...

Retroid has pulled the Pocket 6 from its website, ceasing pre-sales. The company is collecting feedback from fans for a redesign. The Pocket G2 remains available for sale, but it’s unclear when the ...

Retroid says early Pocket 6 shipments will be limited after OLED screen production slowed things down. Only around 100 black units are expected to ship first, with wider shipments starting later in ...

At first glance, the Retroid Pocket 6 keeps the familiar look of Retroid’s earlier models. However, don't let this familiar design fool you. Under the hood, it’s a major step forward. The Snapdragon 8 ...

Galaxy Z Fold8 Success, Xiaomi 18 Fold Preview, Pixel 11 Pro Tensor Benchmarks, what if Nokia chose Android, and Retroid Pocket 6 testing.

The Retroid Pocket 6, first revealed in October, has now seen two rounds of price hikes before shipments have even gone out "due to significant changes in the global memory market." Retroid will ...

Taking a look back at this week’s news and headlines across the Android world, including Pixel 10a details leak, Samsung’s S-Pen plans, OnePlus 15’s new photography approach, Oppo’s powerful battery ...

I own an embarrassing number of retro-gaming handhelds. I maintain this is not my fault. When companies keep churning out brilliant new retro-gaming devices, what am I supposed to do? Show restraint?