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The video highlights the GPD Win Mini as a powerful gaming Netbook with unique features like a GamePad, triggers, and bumpers. It boasts components like hall effect sticks and analog triggers suited for gaming. The device offers a 7-inch LCD screen, SD card reader, and Ugreen charging options, empowering fast and eco-friendly charging. Its performance and features are compared to other handheld PCs like Steam Deck and Legion Go. However, concerns are raised about the device's battery life, heating issues, and high price compared to other handhelds. Overall, the GPD Win Mini is recognized for providing a top Windows gaming experience but with some drawbacks related to functionality and cost.
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In this segment of the video, the GPD Win Mini is discussed as a powerful Netbook designed for gaming. It resembles a traditional Netbook from the late 2000s but has added features such as a GamePad, triggers, and bumpers. The device comes in a matte black finish with fingerprint-resistant coating. Optional controller grips improve ergonomics for handheld gaming. The device features hall effect sticks and analog triggers suitable for various game genres. The compact size includes a four-finger capable mouse pad, a 7-inch LCD screen with 1080p resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The IO ports include SD card reader, two USBC ports, headphone jack, and an Oculink Port for external GPU connection.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses powering options for the GPD Win Mini, mentioning Ugreen’s Pro Series Gan Infinity fast Chargers as the sponsor. These chargers are designed for faster, safer, and more efficient charging, with eco-friendly features and safety mechanisms like thermal detection. The Ugreen Nexo Pro Series Chargers come in 100W and 65W variants, equipped with multiple ports for simultaneous charging of devices. They can charge a 13-inch MacBook Air from 0 to 70% in just 60 minutes. The Chargers are compact, making them convenient for travel. Additionally, the GPD Win Mini comes with different APU options (7840u or 7640u) and can support up to 64GB of memory and 2TB of storage. Gaming on the device is compared to using a standard game controller, providing comfort akin to a Steam Deck or Legion Go for extended use without hand cramping.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the GPD Win Mini’s features and performance. They mention that the GamePad can be disabled using the mode switch and share disappointment at not being able to use a regular mouse with the GamePad. The speakers provide DTS:X Virtual surround sound but are not exceptional in quality. Performance is comparable to other handheld PCs, with games like Cyberpunk 2077 running at 40-50 FPS at a 30-watt TDP. However, the cooling fan is loud, and the device tends to get hot, particularly when charging or running games. Battery life is not impressive, lasting only around an hour at 30 watts. The small size of the device impacts usability for gaming, especially with the keyboard and mouse. The GPD Win Mini is noted to be more expensive than other handhelds.
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In this segment of the video, it is mentioned that the unit reviewed costs $1,080, and a unit with similar specifications would cost $151 less without grips. The lowest priced mini unit available has a 7640U processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, and no grips, priced at $751. This mini unit is considered to offer one of the best Windows experiences available, making it a top gaming netbook if you are willing to pay for it. Comparisons are made with other models like the Legion Go and Full Pres RG Ally.