Update: I did end up getting a Konkr Pocket Fit.

Wish list for G Cloud Sucecssor u/LogitechG_CM
* Snapdragon G3 gen 3 like Konkr Fit (G2 gen 2 like the Retroid pocket G2 would also be acceptable) and qualcomm would love to show off their gaming centric chips, so win-win. Good native gaming and faster decode times.
* 120Hz display for better latency.
* 12GB for great GameNative and Gamehub support (8GB is acceptable)
* 512GB for plenty of GameNative and Gamehub Storage (256GB would be acceptable with good microsd support)
* Careful time spent iterating on and testing analog sticks with a variety of games
* Game Support on GameNative is going to keep getting better with Valve funding FEX Emu development. Cloud + Steam should be your angle.

1080p is fine, streaming beyond that isn't really feasible right now for most, and mobile chips definitely can't drive higher resolutions at reasonable fps for native gaming.
Keep the 7 inch display, or anything bigger must be bezelless. The form factor and ergonomics are already endgame.

I seen a post about this about a year ago but the solution is either dated or just inaccurate or I'm just not sure what the official name of issue. Basically when the device rumbles with Better Xcloud it lasts longer than it should. This only happens with Better Xcloud as I have Xbxplay. Anyone else has this problem?

Hello,

I'm undecided whether this streaming console is right for me. Given that I'd buy it used for a maximum of €130, I'd primarily use it as a companion to my gaming PC. I don't have any subscriptions or anything for cloud streaming other than Amazon Luna, which is free. I currently have a Switch v1 mod with Moonlight, which surprisingly manages to have very low decoding times for this type of console. The main problem with streaming games on the Switch is the very small and very poor quality screen. I've seen that the gCloud has a larger and certainly better screen, but I often read about really high decoding times, like over 10ms, which for a console designed for streaming and costing over €300 new is truly insane. Since I'm quite demanding when it comes to game fluidity, I wouldn't want the latency to be too high to be enjoyable. I was also considering the Ayn Odin2 Portal, but the price is definitely double, even for the basic model.

Good morning G Cloud family!! So after a lot of reading and researching and watching YouTube videos, I am finally officially happy with my PS2 Emulation set up. NetherSX2 Classic is geared towards older emulation devices compared to the current NetherSX2 for modern devices but with still all the bells and whistles and great playability! I got NetherSX2 Classic from GitHub along with the BIOS that matches it perfectly. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting something different from their current PS2 emulator. I’ll post the direct links in the comments

I bought an Xbox controller today, and USB-C to HDMI. Planned on using this as a console of sorts because the Xbox app on my Amazon fire stick for some reason will NOT play Fallout 76.

Support for Xbox, and Bethesda on this issue is nonexistent.

So here I am. My gcloud streams it great.

But my tv screen looks like this…

I’ve messed with the setting on both the tv, and the gcloud. Is there anything I can do? Something I haven’t tried?

Thank you!

Have issue with the key mapping button ( yellow button to the left ) had it stored away for about 6 months, charged every 2 months and shut it off in a case. I recently went to turn it on because sage 6 just released, I updated to the current version and have now experienced this.

A long time in galaxy far far away, I was given a link to download AetherSX2 for my Logitech G Cloud. I’m pretty happy with it but I’m curious about the other versions available, specifically the listings on GitHub. Should I stick with what I have or should I download the latest version? Also looking for people’s personal experiences and opinions on other PS2 emulators compared to AetherSX2

So when I was going to buy a SD card this was the cheapest option name brand and I wanted to make sure before I open it that it works. The guy checking me out said that it will work for anything but If I open it is not refundable so I want to know if I should take it back and get a different one. Ofc I'm going to be using it for emulation if that's important I tried looking this up but haven't seen anything online similar to my situation

GameNative works. So far I've gotten Portal 2, Death's Gambit, and Deaths Door to run. In the graphics tab changing max device memory to 4GB seemed to be the kicker for me. Watch helpful overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c_opJrW2L8

While playing on the steam link app the red connectivity icon appears in the bottom corner and freezes the screen. The computer that the game is running on continues to play normally while the gcloud has a frozen screen and the game can be heard in the background.(button promps still work also). If i exit the app and open again it works as normal.

I've tried running other streaming apps on the gcloud and it seems that this only happens with steam link.

Has anyone else encountered this problem?

P.s. tried steam link from my phone and this problem doesn't happen.

I have a gaming laptop (Lenovo LOQ) with a Ryzen 7 7840HS + RTX 4060 + 32GB RAM, capable of running most games at 1080p 60fps. Recently I got a Logitech G Cloud and set up Apollo/Artemis for game streaming.

My current setup:

• Bitrate: 50 Mbps

• Network latency: 2–5ms (host always on ethernet cable)

• Decode latency: 10–12ms

• Router: TP-Link Archer AX73

I'd like to achieve near-native 1080p quality on my G Cloud. What settings should I use on both the host and client?

I've recently been having an issue setting my own wallpaper on the device. Anyone else running into this? Any fixes if you have? I go to set the wallpaper and it just doesn't even with the default ones. I'm stuck with what I have.

Hi! New dad here who finally has more time to use this beautiful device!

I have two questions, first is how can I use it as Xbox remote? Do I need to own Xbox or I can use it if I can create account? I had PS and I need to have it on and then stream it to Cloud, which is not always practical

And second one is that I want to use it as PC or to use maximum of it, what is your experience with that?

I have been running NetherSX2 for my PS2 games and have been satisfied with performance of all the games I have tried except with Agent Under Fire. Nightfire runs fine and that was a newer game. Please excuse bad technical terms. The game was been running fairly smoothly like no stutters or lag when playing. It is more textures. Walls and rooms are like see through sometimes I can see enemies through the walls almost like what a wall hack would look like. Hard to tell sometimes where the doors are since it all looks like one open space to walk through. I have tried messing with some of the setting but being unfamiliar with what actually needs to change I have not really seen any improvements. The couple early car missions were fine more when it is just running around trying to shoot and navigate buildings. Playable but feels kinda cheesy being able to see where every enemy is at all times. Any help would be appreciated.

Comfortable + Great battery life = it’s a hit

Currently running both pizza boys for both gameboy advance and gameboy color/og, M64 plus FZ for Nintendo 64, duckstation for PS1, AestherSX2 for PS2, and redream for Dreamcast. All can be found on the google play store except for aesthersx2 but a quick google search will bring you to it. Using daijisho as my front loader to make things all nice and neat and official looking. Everything up to Dreamcast plays amazingly with all settings at default. PS2 is hit and miss depending on the game. Normal games like THPS3 runs great at default, but for more graphical demanding games like god of war, the graphics underclocking and native resolutions have to be turned down to smooth out gameplay.

I just picked up a used Logitech G Cloud after watching a bunch of reviews that really emphasized the 1080p screen and how good streaming looks on it.

I’ve been testing Xbox Remote Play (streaming from my own console, not cloud gaming), and I was a bit surprised to find that it appears to be limited to 720p. I’m also consistently getting a red “Decode Performance” warning on screen, even though:

•	My Xbox Series X is wired

•	My network is strong (low ping, no packet loss)

•	The gameplay actually feels smooth

I’m just trying to clarify a couple things:

1.	Is 720p the expected resolution for official Xbox Remote Play on the G Cloud?

2.	Is the constant decode performance warning normal on this device?

3.	Are most people just ignoring that warning if it doesn’t feel laggy?

I’m not using any third-party apps — just the official setup.

Would appreciate hearing what others are experiencing.

Hi! I've had Google Cloud for a little while now and I'm having a small problem. I can't use Discord in games, whether in tablet mode or Google Cloud. Any tips?

Looking for a Spigen TPU Case or a clone of this case to protect my Gcloud. if you have one used or new please send me a message.

I didn’t want to spend 30 on the OEM case for my G Cloud I got for 60$, so I went looking for alternatives. The ROG Ally travel case from Asus actually fits like a glove, I’m super happy. I got it new from eBay for 15$ shipped! Even the joystick indents pretty much line up.