Compare handheld gaming PC specs (Asus, AYA, GPD, Lenovo, MSI, ONEXPLAYER, and Valve)

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There are a growing number of handheld gaming PCs on the market, and the list keeps growing. A handful of Chinese companies including GPD, AYANEO, and One Netbook arguably kicked things off, but these days the Steam Deck, Lenovo Legion Go, and Asus ROG Ally (including Xbox-branded models) get a lot of attention.

In fact, there are so many different models available or set to launch soon that it can be hard to keep them all straight. So I've tried to put everything in one place. The table below has all the current and next-gen handheld gaming PCs I'm aware of, along with many of the key specs for each.

From left to right, top row first: Asus ROG Xbox Ally, Lenovo Legion Go 2, ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini, GPD Win 5, Steam Deck, GPD Win Mini, Lenovo Legion GO S, AYANEO 3

There's a wide variety of devices to keep track of. Some are entry-level systems designed for retro gaming, while others have bleeding edge hardware w ith AMD Strix Halo processors featuring discrete-level graphics performance.

Unsurprisingly there's also a wide range of price points, with some models selling for a few hundred dollars and others costing $2,000 or more.

Keep in mind that some specs are still unknown for certain handhelds. But I try to keep this document updated as more details are revealed (and as more devices are announced).

You can also view the spreadsheet as a Google Doc.

This article was first published June 2, 2022 and most recently updated October 28, 2025. 

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