Ayaneo unveiled Konkr Fit, an affordable Windows-based handheld console with AMD Ryzen processor
By ForGeeks
Ayaneo has announced the second portable console under its budget Konkr sub-brand. The new product is called the Konkr Fit and will run Windows «out-of-the-box» and feature an AMD Ryzen processor.
The Konkr brand was introduced last year to coincide with the launch of the first — Konkr Pocket Fit, a compact 6-inch Android-powered portable console. In contrast, the Konkr Fit is aimed at a more «adult» audience and uses Windows as its operating system, making it a fundamentally different device rather than just a variation of the previous model.
Although the overall design remains recognizable, the Konkr Fit has a number of notable differences. First and foremost, the console is larger with a 7-inch OLED display, whereas the Pocket Fit had a 6-inch LCD screen. It was the larger screen size that apparently caused the new model to drop the word «Pocket» in its name.
Ayaneo also revealed the key specifications of the stuffing. The Konkr Fit will be built on an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 processor and feature a capacious 80Wh battery. In comparison, the Lenovo Legion Go S has a battery capacity of 55.5Wh and the Legion Go 2 — 74Wh. The company has not yet disclosed the rest of the technical details.
The console will be available in two colors: Retro Gray with red accents and yellow. The Konkr Fit has the same button layout as the Pocket Fit. The device will have adjustable triggers and two additional buttons on the back.
The Konkr Fit will be available in two colors: Retro Gray with red accents and yellow accents.
The other design changes include a larger vent on the back, two USB Type-C ports at the top of the case (the Pocket Fit didn’t have them), and a different location for the screws that secure the back cover.
There’s no information on the Konkr Fit’s release date or price yet. Ayaneo only notes that it plans to hold additional sessions in the future revealing more details about the device.
