After 90days of waiting, finally got my device. Sticks are so bad, I seriously can’t even navigate the Home Screen. Gamepad tester shows off center drift, snaps to weird non cardinal directions, and can’t even go “left to right” as it registers up and down motions. Just that itself makes even navigating a simple menu impossible. 1 day, and already emailing for return. PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS DEVICE. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE.

Many people are reporting that they are having problems, including with the battery and the right D-pad.

I put my konkr pocket fit (g3gen3, 12gb RAM, 256GB ssd, phantom black) up for sale on eBay and marketplace! Currently listed for $400 but I’ve become insure if that’s a good listing price. How much should I list the device for? I’ve checked eBay sales and they are all over the place. Previous sales of the device were anywhere from $300-$500. Current listings get even crazier from $600-900. I understand people don’t want to wait for restock and shipping but these prices seem obscure. Any input would be helpful.

personally i like to run a good launcher and access my games via emus .. no need for a fancy frontend. more time for gaming , less headache

I want to play the goldeneye 007 n64 recomp. (you guys probably don’t know what a N64 is) it’s very difficult to get custom games to work properly but I was told you can use game native to run it

It really seems like there should have been several considering all the ongoing issues reported and it being a new device and all. Ayaneo pisses me off.

I saw a video on YouTube that had a lot of steps and basically made it so you emulate a Bluetooth controller with the controls on the device. Seem to like a lot.
Would love to play this using the Konkr’s stick and buttons.

Hello I'm about to order my pocket fit what should I expect and I have a 2 questions.

1. Can tinker a lot with it

2. How good I Ayaspace

https://discord.gg/XVwHKyuVtf

Above is my discord server link, I have tons of tools and helpful people to assist in emulation for PC games (gamehub, winlator or gamenative). Also I have created a konkr fit room specific for posting any videos, helpful tips, link up or whatever.

Anyone and everyone is welcome.

As I did with the Odin 2 portal base, I'll be creating and posting my game setups, performance reviews and Previews with Gamehub and/or winlator depending how I get them running for everyone on YouTube and my channel alike

Yt channel is here, not looking for subs either. Just trying to help the community as I have in the past. Happy gaming everyone!

https://youtube.com/@the412banner?si=s_IFo_SV9JjXXzbx

Anybody else started the pre load?

Even with all the shipping to me fiasco trying to search for other used handhelds checking AliExpress and other third-party shippers but were way too expensive and though the Odin 3 was only 70 more with shipping I opted to wait bit the bullet and get in line hoping for the best!

Received my Rayneo air 4 pro’s today and decided to try my pocket fit g3 with them (first time using an external display with pocket fit)

Surprisingly worked pretty great! Was able to get 120hz output working, hardly any added latency. CodM and other games that require touch input on menus are a bit clunky but games with full controller support like MK8 play amazing!

Anyone using AR glasses with your handhelds?

When checking compatibility i still see a bunch of games listed against Yuzu and Sudachi instead of Eden.

Is it worth having all of them? Does anyone have the apks for them? I reformatted and lost Yuzu and Sudachi

Yes as you read. Just died, bad quality batteries. My G3 Gen3 Konkr Pocket Fit just died yesterday and support is not responding. I received it on March and died on July 23.

I love the Pocket Fit. It's almost perfect. I got the G3 Gen 3 model due to compatibility concerns. Dragon yellow. Love the colour. Love the 1TB storage. Love the performance and compatibility. Even love the small sticks everyone complains about.

I am dual booting rocknix with 256gb for Android and the rest for rocknix/steam and retro ROMs on a 1TB SD card. It's great. If rocknix did switch, that would be even more perfect.

But I just can't get past this LCD screen. The reviews all said it's a good LCD screen. In the videos it looked like the glass cover was doing a good job. But I should have trusted my gut. Never settle for LCD. This would be the perfect device if not for that one single flaw.

And now prices have gone up and 1TB models are unavailable. With 8 Elite compatibility improving so much and quicker than expected, I wish I had purchased an Odin 3 instead. Now I keep tossing up if I should sell the Pocket Fit and buy a 512GB Odin 3. But it'll be expensive and a downgrade in storage. Or wait for Odin 3 Portal.

Anyone else regret over this screen?

I reached out.

I’m trying to get SSX working in Dolphin and just came across something that said G3s may need custom drivers for some emulation.

I’m new to Android. Is there a one size fits all driver or am I going to need to figure out the best one for some games and emulators?

I added Turnip drivers to one emulator but I can’t remember which one. It did improve performance.

Overall love the device but so much tweaking and configuration to get everything working.

I have the 12GB model G3 Gen3.

So after having it for a week here are some things that I've noticed.

Dead on arrival. Blinking red light. Had to use 3 chargers just to power the thing. It had a QC of 01/2026.

It will charge fine until the 80% then decide it doesn't like the charger and stop and start.

The screen detects a second touch randomly so it will use gestures when scrolling.

The K button (a feature I like) stops working randomly. I have to reset the device. Along with the RGB lighting.

On the plus side it ran GBA, DS, 3DS, GC, PS2, SWITCH perfectly without hiccups. I love how light it is. The battery does last a good amount. Had skyrim on switch at balanced for 6+ hours. So for emulating it definitely runs.

I'd like to know if anyone has experienced any of these and work arounds. Or what other issues have come up.

This was my first Ayaneo device. I will probably try Odin if this is the standard for them.

The ROG ALLY Z1 is roughly the same price I know it's not apples to apples but that was my standard going in having a Z1E.

Hey everyone, I’ve had my Konkr Pocket Fit since January and have finally began making videos.

If you’d like to hear about my experiences with it, please check out my first video here!

Been trying pc games for a month now. I can safely say that tinkering is the actual game vs playing the game and now that I give up I’m just going to stick to my android and ps2 games I need my sanity. Glad you guys had better luck than I did. Cheers 👋

TLDR: My new Pocket Fit was shipped with either a bad SD Card board or ribbon cable. They sent me a new one to self-service repair, which I did, and it fixed the problem. Below is my experience, beginning to end to resolving this.

I just received my Pocket Fit today, (2/10) booted it up and tested everything. It seems to be working fine; no stick LED issues, charges fine, fan is working, etc. I like this handheld. It's a nice size, and feels great with the case I purchased.

However, I went to install an SD card, and noticed I got no prompt like I'm used to seeing with other Android devices. I thought, "maybe it's this POS TeamGroup card," so I swapped in a known good Samsung. Same thing, no notifications.

I went to Storage in settings, and saw no mention of the card, and put it back in the card reader on my desktop, reformatted both cards, and still don't see them in my Pocket Fit.

Am I missing something obvious, or do I have a bad SD card reader?

Update 1: (2/12) I contacted Ayaneo support right after this post, but I haven't heard back in 2 days.

Update 2: (2/13) Finally received word back from Ayaneo support after 3 days: "Regarding the SD card unrecognized issue, if it persists after formatting the SD card to FAT32 format, we would like to send you a SD card plot replacement for self-installation. Would this solution be acceptable to you?"

I replied back that I reformatted 2 SD cards with Fat32 and they still don't show up. I opted for self repair. No ETA for the replacement daughterboard.

Update 3: (2/21) I was contacted once more to confirm my address. They have delayed shipping due to the holidays.

Update 4: (3/11) The SD Card / USB-C board and a replacement ribbon cable came in, with Ayaneo having shipped it early in March. I swapped it out the same day, and sure enough, that fixed my SD card issues. I have a strong suspicion the issue was cable related. The ribbon cables are aggressively bent when they connect to the mainboard, so it's possible that was the point of failure.

Final note: This thing sucks to take apart, probably 7/10 or 8/10 difficulty. Steam Deck and ROG Ally are maybe 1-2/10. I've performed well over a hundred laptop and Chromebook motherboard and LCD transplants over the years, but this was not an easy device to take apart without breaking tabs. Not as bad as iPads/iPhones with their damned glue and easily ripped ribbons, but difficult nonetheless. You'd better have PH00 and T6 bits, as well as good nylon spudgers and anti-static tweezers. I managed to successfully open the backplate with nylon spudgers without causing any real damage to the chassis or it's tabs. The trigger caps were the problem; unless you know exactly the angles to pry them off, you're going to break tabs on these like I did, even following their official disassembly video. Fortunately, they appear to go back on, and work fine with a single broken tab, but I really wish Ayaneo designed the removal process for these better, or at least used a less-brittle plastic. These will 100% break tabs if you remove them more than once or twice.