Mangmi has unveiled key specifications for its upcoming Pocket Max handheld, including an 8,000mAh battery matching AYN Odin 3 and finalized button colors based on user polls.
Mangmi has expanded its technical disclosures for the upcoming Pocket Max handheld gaming device, confirming critical specifications that position it against competitors like the AYN Odin 3. Following its initial specifications reveal in December 2025, the manufacturer has now verified the Pocket Max will carry an 8,000mAh battery – identical in capacity to the Odin 3. This power unit supports the device's 7-inch 144Hz OLED display and Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, with Mangmi claiming extended gameplay sessions thanks to the substantial cell.
The battery comparison invites direct performance analysis against the Odin 3, which pairs the same 8,000mAh capacity with a smaller 6-inch 120Hz OLED display but more advanced Snapdragon 8 Elite silicon. This creates distinct performance-power tradeoffs: While the Odin 3 leverages superior processing for demanding titles, the Pocket Max's larger screen and refresh rate advantage may appeal to users prioritizing display quality. Battery endurance comparisons will ultimately depend on real-world usage scenarios, particularly given the display size difference.
Beyond power specifications, Mangmi finalized button color schemes through community engagement. After conducting user polls, the company confirmed two variants:
- White model: Retains original white buttons with orange accents
- Black model: Changes from initial orange accents to white text/markings on black buttons
The Retro GB edition maintains its original design unchanged. These decisions reflect Mangmi's responsiveness to user preferences while establishing visual differentiation between models.
No pricing or release timeline has been announced, though historical patterns suggest an early-bird preorder similar to the Mangmi Air X ($159.99 on Amazon). The Pocket Max targets gamers seeking a balance between screen size and battery longevity, positioning itself between compact powerhouses like the Odin 3 and larger tablet-style handhelds. With its confirmed specifications, the device appears optimized for extended emulation sessions and less demanding Android titles rather than cutting-edge AAA gaming.
Source: Mangmi on X
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