Logitech’s new cloud gaming handheld has been leaked weeks after the company announced it was working on the new device. Logitech G and Tencent Games, earlier this month, it had confirmed its plans for a dedicated handheld console. Famous for its leaks Evan Blass, He tweeted images of the palm, showing support for Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia’s GeForce Now service, as well as access to the Google Play store. Logitech G Gaming Handheld has been leaked, so what are its specs?
Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now powered Logitech G Gaming Handheld leaked
The Logitech G Gaming Handheld looks roughly the same size as the Nintendo Switch and even includes a Switch-like user interface where you navigate between apps and games. A leaked image shows icons for Xbox, Nvidia, and Steam, as well as Chrome and YouTube apps. While Blass shared images of the handheld, Logitech quickly filed a DMCA complaint to remove them from Twitter, thereby confirming the device’s authenticity. The tweets were quickly removed.
Google Play access indicates that this handset can run the latest mobile games natively as well as focusing on cloud gaming. Logitech made no mention of Android support earlier this month, choosing to focus on multi-cloud gaming services support.
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Logitech has partnered with Tencent to develop a cloud gaming console. The handheld console in the style of Steam Deck will play games from the cloud.
The device in white has two offset analog thumbsticks, a D-Pad and Y, B, A and X buttons. There are also 4 buttons on the front, namely Logitech, home, menu and context menu button. There are also two buffer buttons and two trigger buttons, as with most modern controllers.
It’s not clear how big the screen on the Logitech G Gaming Handheld is from the leaked images, but it does appear to have a mute switch and microSD card expansion slot, according to the leak.
Logitech’s handheld game console, Qualcomm’s new G3x platform Might be one of the first to use it. Announced last year, the new G3x chip is designed for Steam Deck or Switch-like handhelds and features an Adreno GPU capable of running the latest mobile games. So far only running G3x and A Razer developer kit device with a 6.65-inch OLED display that can run at 120 Hz has appeared.
While it is estimated that Logitech G Gaming Handled will go on sale this year, it is not yet clear whether it will go on sale in Turkey.