PeakDo 7-inch mm-Wave Streaming Handheld Game Device Review. Featuring 1080P 60Hz, ability to play multi-platform AAA games using 60GHz mm-Wave technology giving you 0% Lag and does not require the internet to operate. Find out my thoughts after 30 days of usage.
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Specs:
* 7” FHD IPS 60Hz Display
* 450nits Brightness / 4ms
* 60Ghz MM Wave
* 0 Latency
* HDMI Input
* 8000mAh Battery (3 Hours)
* BT Joycons (Switch)
* Built in Speakers
* Headphone Jack
* 14mm thick
* Weigh: 380g
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Features
01:51 Inside the box
02:12 Design
03:03 Set-up Guide
05:25 Street Fighter V (PS5)
05:38 UFC (PS4)
05:50 GTA V (PS4)
06:05 WWE 2K20 (PS4)
06:21 COD MW II (PS5)
06:36 Split Second (PS3)
06:48 UFC 4 (PS5)
07:01 Gameplay Range
07:59 HDMI Out
08:24 Final Thoughts
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Having to be in the same room is a big turn off. Using parsec or moonlight is good enough for me.
If you're tethered to the room of the console…. what's the point?!
You talk like a salesman.
Not for me
That not console just little monitor with great mod..
Amazing Tech, the future is looking awesome, so exciting!
This is irrelevant product
To much few use cases
i prefer steam deck, the streaming from pc or ps5 is fine with moonlight or ps remote. and you can play all over your house and off course in the roads
👍🏼👍🏼
In one word..awesome…it would be nice if it was touchscreen
Thanks for this one chigz..
Another great review.
I was impressed right up until you had to be in the same room to make it work.
Cool table top. Great review 👍👍👍
Still need a console to operate. Too expensive for a streaming device. If you don't have a console then this unit is pretty much useless.
I remember studying mmwave at uni, the idea was that eventually it was to replace hdmi, usb and WiFi for all devices inside a room. The fact it dosn't penetrate walls was a feature so that the 60GHz frequency band never got saturated from neighbours and a house could have a tiny mmap in the main rooms with them all fed back to a central switch over cheap optical fibre. It never really took off (7 years ago now) but its amazing to see this killer app and at the very least high end projectors and will have mmwave transmitters built in someday soon as it becomes a real standard.
Heat? and some reviews mention it needs to be directly in line of sight for the HDMI to catch the signal, if you lay in bed and its facing downwards you loose the signal as the sensor is on the back. Is that the case
It's about time Sony makes another handheld. I loved the psp when I was a little kid, and later the ps vita.