[UPDATE: Apparently, The Duo Lite Does Support 2 Screens] The Retroid Pocket Duo Lite Was Built Around Dual Screens, but Its Chipset Wasn’t | Retro Handhelds
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Early testing of the Pocket Duo Lite reveals sluggish performance and multitasking issues that may stem from how its processor handles dual displays.

Various impressions and reviews share a largely-general consensus that performance on the Pocket Duo Lite just isn’t up to snuff, even for DS emulation. There are reports of the dual-screen handheld being laggy when just interacting with the interface, which is compounded when trying to multi-task between both screens.

At first, many of us just chalked this up to it to being the limited performance of Qualcomm’s Dragonwing QCS6125. However, we may have learned the actual reason is because the QCS6125 doesn’t natively support the use of dual-screens.

Update: Turns Out The Chipset Inside The Retroid Duo Can Handle Two Screens Natively

  • Sundray@lemmus.orgOPEnglish
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    17 days ago

    If you’re sold on OLED screens, it’s not much of a price jump to grab the full version. I’d start with that model, and then see if there’s any dealbreakers you can’t live with. Everything besides the Lite should be able to handle most 3DS games.

    • kahjtheundedicated@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      17 days ago

      Yeah the only appeal of the Lite Plus is the flat back. But looks like the device is a bit too big to really be pocketable anyway, apart from maybe the short shuffle from the gate to the plane lol. But thanks for the input!