GPD Win Mini 2024 Handheld Gaming PC, AMD Ryzen 7 8840U, 8C/16T up to 5.1GHz, Radeon 780M GPU, 32GB LPDDR5 RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, 7” 1080p 120Hz Touchscreen, Wi-Fi 6

Fantastic device. I watched probably every YouTube video and after a year I went for it. Plays all of my steam games at 60+fps at 720p and some at 1080p. Emulators work well too and I can play PS2 games at 4 watts. Battery lasts quite a while if you pay attention and adjust as needed. I have gotten used to Motion Controls boring UI and it mostly works well. Occasional glitches but very useful. It will get warm at 20 watts but I’ve found most game play great at around 12 watts. At that power it gets warm but it’s nothing unexpected. Overall really pleased and I’d recommend them to anyone. I may even get a Win Max 2 when the 2025 370 is on Amazon.

Title sums it up, I use it both for gaming and work. Pair this with the viture smart glasses and you have the ultimate portable setup. No complaints about the speed, graphics, and power. Only thing I wish was better is the motion assistant software to adjust the tdp but there are other options out there. If you like cool small tech you will not be disappointed!

It's one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I don't like windows 11, but the fact that it runs it goes to say how power full it is. The keyboard is kinda small, as in I can't use it as well as my pc keyboard which sucks. Especially if you wanna try a code with it which is low-key one of the reasons I got it. The best way I can describe it is by saying it's a mini pc which you can carry around. So yeah I've always dreamed if having something like this as a kid. I did have a problem with it not wanting to charge just now so that had me worried, but it's charging now so I think it's good 😅

Doesn't work with Win Mini 2025 version. The 2025 is slightly larger, so this doesn't fit.

The shipment was very quick, i received this package 2 weeks ahead of its projected date. So far, i had this for a week and i usually plays steam games and watch youtubes. You can play every games in steam out there right now with this umpc even big mmorpg titles such as black desert and lost ark. Only issue i have with this is that device gets pretty hot so you cant play more than an hour and a half if you play games that require some power. I already have rog ally and steam deck but this device can do lot of than just play games since you have actual keyboard like laptop.

What can I say,this thing is just a refined version of the previous version, but with minor improvements like the repositioning of the mouse/controller switch to the main deck, slightly better speakers and a slightly brighter display.But the main improvement is the APU. I'm by no means a super geek when it comes to knowing how the specs of one machine compare to every other. What I can tell you is for the size and portability, the performance is impressive and thermals well managed. In almost every task, whether it be gaming or multimedia work, I never experienced any throttling, even when I turned up the TDP.Only thing I'd improve is to further improve the speakers, make the screen a bit brighter and add a clicking trackpad, to improve trackpad functionality when not using the analog sticks.TL;DR: not much more than a refined and updated spec version of the previous model, but in this case, that's a good thing.

if you want a powerful pocketable clamshell device to play all the PC games, this is the only real option. Sure, GPD makes other powerful clamshells, but none of them are pocketable, or the others that are are not nearly as powerful as this little guy. Yes, it is expensive, but it is truly unique, and arguably worth this price.Whether using as-is, or clean install of Win10/Win11, or switching over to Bazzite, the Win Mini can do it all. With 64GB of DDR4 ram, Win Mini can play modern AAA titles on its tiny 7" 1080p screen, or output to a much larger screen from either USB C port. I preferably prefer this on the go, but it doesn't hurt to have a thunderbolt dock at home with full-size screen and peripherals to continue in a more desktop-like setting. WIth this power and performance, most people wouldn't know it isn't a modern desktop without looking at where everything is attached to.If you know what you want and you want this, just get it - no regrets - it is worth it.

I have used three GPD products in the past and IMO none of them have been as complete as this Win Mini 2025 edition.Pros:The HX 370 may not improve the framerate too much over the previous-gen 7840U, but it can definitely reach the framerate that the past gen would require 25–30W to produce with just 15–18W. This is especially helpful for small form factor devices like the Win Mini, as it only comes with a 44Wh battery.Upgrading the Win Mini to a 120Hz VRR screen was also a good move. The screen on the Win 4 and Win Max 2, on the other hand, really bites when it comes to low-frame gaming.The sound quality on the 2025 Win Mini also really shines. The speakers sound extremely good even without a DTX setup. Comparing them to the ones on the ROG Ally side by side, I couldn't really tell who the winner was.It may not be pocketable, but it's truly compact. At only 570g (550g on paper), the 2025 Win Mini surely wins the most powerful compact handheld award.The reworked cooling solution paid off very well, and I think it's fair to crown the 2025 Win Mini the coolest compact handheld available.Cons:Noise: The default fan speed is too aggressive and completely ruins the sound quality. The exhaust produces a somewhat high-pitched noise, and enabling the custom fan curve helps to some extent but still can't get rid of it completely.Sleep functionality is (still) broken. This is a known issue with almost all GPD devices. The only option is to hibernate (or suspend in Linux).Poor security features: GPD doesn't fully comply with the Windows Secure Computing standard and has left some crucial security features unimplemented in the BIOS. This not only compromises privacy but can also cause weird Windows issues to come up.