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Find reviews, unboxings, demonstrations, help and how-to, for all the latest gadgets available at DroiX. We sell a range of technology including Handheld Gaming PC's, Retro Gaming Handhelds & Consoles, Mini PC's for Home and Office, Mini PC's for gaming, Android & Windows Gaming Handhelds, Android TV Boxes and much more!
GPD Pocket 3 Review - A mini laptop upgrade for 2024 with Intel Pentium Gold 7505 Processor
In this #GPD Pocket 3 review, we explore the design, build quality, and versatility of this 2-in-1 mini laptop with new Intel 7505 CPU for 2024. We also examine the technical specifications, modular port options, and overall user experience. Then we test its performance and usability in various scenarios.
You can learn more and order your GPD Pocket 3 from us at DroiX
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The GPD Pocket 3 features an #Intel Pentium Gold 7505 processor, Intel UHD Graphics, 16GB of LPDDR4x RAM, and a 512GB NVMe SSD, providing solid performance for everyday tasks. It has an 8” H-IPS touchscreen with a 1920x1200 resolution and supports active stylus input with 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. The device is equipped with a #modular port, offering the option to swap between different modules, such as a USB 3.2 port, RS-232, and KVM modules. With a compact design that fits in a jacket pocket, it also includes a backlit QWERTY keyboard, multiple USB ports, Thunderbolt 4, and HDMI, making it a highly portable and versatile choice for both industry professional and casual users.
00:00 Coming up in this GPD Pocket 3 with Intel 7505 CPU review
00:31 GPD Pocket 3 Overview
02:22 The Modular Port
02:55 Tablet use with GPD stylus
03:21 Technical Specifications
03:55 Battery life tests
04:13 Fan noise and temperature tests
04:23 System Benchmarks
05:22 Dual external monitor support
05:46 GPD G1 eGPU support
06:34 What are your thoughts on the GPD Pocket 3?
06:47 Final thoughts on the GPD Pocket 3
08:21 Get the GPD Pocket 3 at DroiX with a discount code
08:42 Like & Subscribe
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The GPD Pocket 3 features an #Intel Pentium Gold 7505 processor, Intel UHD Graphics, 16GB of LPDDR4x RAM, and a 512GB NVMe SSD, providing solid performance for everyday tasks. It has an 8” H-IPS touchscreen with a 1920x1200 resolution and supports active stylus input with 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. The device is equipped with a #modular port, offering the option to swap between different modules, such as a USB 3.2 port, RS-232, and KVM modules. With a compact design that fits in a jacket pocket, it also includes a backlit QWERTY keyboard, multiple USB ports, Thunderbolt 4, and HDMI, making it a highly portable and versatile choice for both industry professional and casual users.
00:00 Coming up in this GPD Pocket 3 with Intel 7505 CPU review
00:31 GPD Pocket 3 Overview
02:22 The Modular Port
02:55 Tablet use with GPD stylus
03:21 Technical Specifications
03:55 Battery life tests
04:13 Fan noise and temperature tests
04:23 System Benchmarks
05:22 Dual external monitor support
05:46 GPD G1 eGPU support
06:34 What are your thoughts on the GPD Pocket 3?
06:47 Final thoughts on the GPD Pocket 3
08:21 Get the GPD Pocket 3 at DroiX with a discount code
08:42 Like & Subscribe
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Was surprised to see this because the Pocket 4 was just announced, but at only $580 this one actually makes a lot of sense
Yeah this is a lower performing device compared to what the Pocket 4 will be. The Pocket 4 will likely be around twice the price if not higher.
The ayaneo evo is pretty sweet but the price is too close to steam deck and since I also own an odin 2 kinda hard to buy any other android device.
What a stupid little machine all that to get to the battery
Garcia Joseph Davis Margaret Brown Kimberly
Why did you run a Cinebench loop as a battery test? Did you want to run the battery down as quickly as possible? This laptop has a 42-43Wh battery which is close to the size of a Surface Pro 9. So the battery should last around 7-7.5 hour minimum using MS Office apps. Please do a real PC Mark 10 battery test as your typical use "guestimate" of 5 hours is meaningless.
The Cinebench test is to push the CPU to the maximum to get a rough indication of the battery life under full load, which is around 2 hours 30 minutes.. For general usage you get around 5 hours, it depends on many factors; screen brightness, using wifi and/or bluetooth and what you are doing, it could be word processing, watching a video, web browsing. So on average it lasts for around 5 hours.
the games you played makes me want to buy this. 😍
Thanks, it's a great handheld, get one!
Where can I buy on your websitr
Unfortunately we do not have this model for sale. You may be interested in the GPD Pocket 3 at droix.net/product/gpd-pocket-3/ which has a newer N7505 CPU, or if you want more performance then the i7 model.
@@DroiX_Store damn
Now it wont turn back on
Oh damn!!!! So many steps to get to the ssd lol... Reminds me of the ayaneo air disassembly..
Could they have made hte ssd any bigger of a pain in the ass to get to
can you send to Bulgaria, any taxes?
We ship to Bulgaria, you will need to pay any usual import taxes for your country.
@@DroiX_Store 20% :(
Oh Hello, would you mind to tell me that how to netplay with two different rg556? Coz I've tried so many time still can't connect to the 1st player! Thx
I have both. The same game contra runs smoother on Odin 2 and doesn't heat up at all. Game mode on the pocket s makes the whole device very warm.
I’m assuming that this also works with external HDD?
Yeah it will work fine. We have tried it with them.
Why don’t you test these handhelds with Cyberpunk 2077? Just curious.
We have used Cyberpunk in the past for many benchmarks but we decided on a change.
@@DroiX_Store - why? It’s a graphically-demanding game that’s relevant to many of your customers & prospects.
There are many games that are graphically demanding. We like to change between games to keep things fresh. While we would like to do more benchmarks, we have to test at 4K, 1080P and 720P across 5 different TDP for handhelds for every game, and that does not include eGPU benchmarks if the device supports it. That's several runs of benchmarks for each game which can be time consuming. Cyberpunk may return to the benchmarks in the future, or failing that we may occasionally include it on our gameplay part of the reviews to show the best graphics settings.
a shame that I cant use it with my rog ally...
Yeah you can lol
Dose pocket i7 support thunderport for gpd g1
It doesn't unfortunately. On paper it should, but when we tried it earlier this year, we could not get it working.
Thank you
Benchmarks don’t matter much anymore when you can frame gen. I can modern games on a 5600 Aya Neo. This might cause some additional fracturing b/c it’s so old but once you switch to a 7000 series now you can run basically anything at high frame rates unless it’s coded like crap. If the dual screen can run a browser at the bottom you can stream video at the bottom while gaming at the top, hypothetically. Like Fubo or UA-cam tv, which would be the greatest application of said tech, by far. 😂
If streaming video drops frames you can get them back if it causes stuttering you can’t fix that but there isn’t enough reviews of the tech so I don’t know. On an Aya Neo with a 5600 series mobile chip you can run Returnal & Horizon Forbidden West w/ Lossless Scaling so w/ Lossless you will push damn near every game to 100 frames on this. You won’t play a single game that can’t hit 60 fps. Throw those damn “benchmarks” away. We are in a new world of gaming where they are now obsolete. 😂
Forgot that they even still made new versions of these things! Wow!
Yeah the Pocket 3 series is still very popular for non-gaming. This model is great for price vs performance.
What is the difference between the 2023 vs 2024 version??😅
It has a switch to change the power from the original 100W down to 60W. The HDMI has also been updated to support 4K 120Hz (before 4K 60Hz). In terms of performance, they are exactly the same as each other.
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Our prices include all taxes paid and a one year warranty with DroiX. This gives you our highly regarded customer service if you have any support etc. questions. And if anything should go wrong, we deal with the warranty rather than you having to send it back to China etc and potentially waiting months for a repair or replacement. We can never compete with China's prices but we will provide a far far higher level of customer service and warranty.
@@DroiX_Store can someone from sales contact me
We spoke on Discord.
@@DroiX_Store we did, and you guys have been more then helpful, I couldn’t ask for a better service, all I need now is your stock to arrive so I can purchase one 😂
@@DroiX_Storewe did, and you have been more then helpful, couldn’t ask for better communication, once you get stock I’ll be purchasing for sure.
Any issue like too hot? Lcd hot?
The device and screen will get warm when in use, this happens for all handhelds. We mention the temperatures at 3:16 in the video.
I hope it will be super silent.
I will say it's unlikely, but any quieter than the first one will be very welcome.
Can we online update the software ?
Yes there is OTA updating. You will receive a prompt when there is an OS update or you can check in the settings. You also have Google Play Store so any installed apps from there are automatically updated.
Looks awesome
It is, check out our full review at ua-cam.com/video/oBU1Hi5vSM0/v-deo.html
It costs as a Kidney but OK 😂
So OneXGpu 1 came out ( accordingly to google) on november 2023. And roughly 1 year later the second generation is coming. Even if Indiegogo starts today it wont be released to public till that same November 2024. That makes it 1 unit per Year. 1 new unit. Thats good thing.
Not really… the difference in performance is negligible.
😂egpu 1 buyers .. watching this 🤡
Looks so easy. After i flash to sd card, it completely disappears.
good evening hopefully you see this but im planning on getting one soley for geforce now and was wondering if this would work ? Thanks!!
We have not tried it with this model and unfortunately we no longer sell it as its 2 years old. In theory it should work as you are essentially streaming a video, it plays UA-cam videos just fine. Make sure your internet is good enough though, check the requirements on their homepage.
Can use mouse and keyboard?
You can use the included USB-C to A adaptors. But we recommend a hub for the best connectivity as it provides more USB ports as well as other features such as output to a larger external display etc. Our DroiX NH8 hub at droix.net/product/droix-nh8-nvme-usb-hub/ is perfect for this.
@@DroiX_Store is this the best handheld gaming ? i really want to have one to play world of warship but i cant find any benchmark of that game or dota 2
@@eczywizzy603 This model is quite old now. You may want to consider one of the newer handhelds like the GPD Win 4 ua-cam.com/video/_wa_CEXbS6Y/v-deo.html or GPD WIN Mini ua-cam.com/video/l7VrnGGMYkI/v-deo.html We will also have a review for the ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini handheld soon.
By the time this review video dropped... AYA-Neo Already presenting... AYA Neo Pocket Evo... 7" inch Oled screen Android Handheld... 🙃🤣🧐🤯
Horrible choice to remove the oculink port. This is the sole reason I'm not getting one, basically every other current gpd product has one why they removed it from the mini is baffling.
Any ideas on why my system crashes when playing COD
It is just as bad on my desktop PC, I get occasional crashes on that, it's the game more than anything else. But check Windows is up to date and you are using the latest AMD graphics drivers. The current drivers in particular seem to be more stable and have overall higher performance..
How do I get the system to recognize the built in controller
On the left side of the handheld is a switch to change between mouse and gamepad mode. push the switch to the downwards position to enable the gamepad.
@@DroiX_Store thank you I forgot about that
Thank you, looking forward to playing a butt load of games on this bad boy.
Congratulations again! We have your email with the details and will be shipping it to you very soon!
This or the Rog Ally X ? Curious to see what other people think. I can’t decide which one to buy.
We will have a comparison with the GPD Win 4 and ONEXPLAYER X1 and X1 Mini as soon as our ROG Ally X arrives. Subscribe so you won't miss the video!
@@DroiX_Store Just subscribed, thank you 🙏
I would dearly love an Amstrad CPC 464 emulator with all the games to play on it. It was my first taste of computer games back in 1982 I didn’t know any gamers especially other girls. I was an only child and came from a one parent family and my late mum sacrificed so much to get that computer for me especially as money was tight. She got it for me to keep me at home while she was at work so I didn’t get into trouble on the streets. When she got home from work it was the thing that bonded us playing all the games together. I have so many happy memories of playing Amstrad CPC 464 games with her. That’s what I would dearly love.
I don’t know much about Customer firmware. I’m guessing that they would be done via a computer which I don’t own. The only thing I have is my iPhone 11 so I’m guessing that you can’t do customer firmware using one of those. If I owned a computer then I would definitely give it a go.
Amstrad CPC 464 is also my favourite computer. I replied on another comment about learning about emulators and throwing out my CPC and hundreds of games because I could play them on PC instead. It's not quite the same though!
@@DroiX_Store do you know if I can purchase a handheld from somewhere with all the Amstrad CPC 464 games on?
@@Heidiroberts06 I don't think I have ever seen one that has any computer such as CPC, C64 or Speccy etc on it. If you get an Android handheld then you could get RetroArch and install the CPC core (Caprice I think) from that. There might be a dedicated emulator from the Play Store. But one of the issues with computer emulators is keyboard support, many games require some keyboard input on title screens for starting games etc. Handhelds are not great for it and would have to use on screen keyboard etc.
I just noticed that the Miyoo A30 with SpruceOS custom firmware has CPC emulator on it (probably via RetroArch). You would need to add your own games for the CPC though.
my top console pick has to be NES and its full library of games. Unlike some I actually had a NES as a kid. But I was only 8 at the time and we didnt get to buy many games. The games we had were Super Mario Bros, Kung Fu and Gyromite (yes I had the bot that broke within the first 2 weeks but I still managed to play the game). Because my family wasnt rich we didnt buy any other games so many Sat afternoons were spent on these 3 games. So I always wished I could have explored more of the library. I think mfg should support and work with cfw. This will free up mfg time to concentrate on hw development. It also helps sells more units when end users dont need to figure out how to update to cfw. Considering this day and age where people are used to plug-n-play setups, having to update to cfw is a deterrent for many non-tech savvy people.
The GPD handhelds looks so goofy (and terribly un-ergonomic) at that point, just get a gaming laptop.
I nearly always try custom firmwares and so i think manufacturers should definitely work with developers as the end product is more likely to appeal to buyers and hence they would sell more units. Perfect business sense.
I would love to have a SNES. My family had a NES and a PS1 growing up so it would be nice to experience the middle ground between those two and experience those classic games
My answer would be the SNES, I was lucky enough to experience it first time around, the anticipation around a big release, ordering a converter you would put a PAL cart in the back of to play USA carts.. I remember when my local game market stall got a copy of SSF2 in, I must’ve traded at least 10 boxed games in 😢but it was worth it to see that big beautiful Ryu in all his glory 😂 what an era!
That's exactly how I got my imported games, from a game market stall! Mine was Hackney Wick car boot sale next to the dog racing track. The guy run a shop during the week and done the market on a Sunday. I can remember getting Star Fox and Street Fighter 2 on SNES import in particular.
@@DroiX_Store How funny! I may well have been there too! I remember this being very soon after the release of the game. Another strong memory a bit later on was going to CeX back then I believe they only had one or two stores in London, I think the one I went to was Rathbone St, I would take the tube to go see their wares, I remember getting Heberekes Popoitto on the PS1 from there! At the time there were very few places like that although a bit later.
Rathbone St was the one that originally the downstairs was all retro hardware and games?
@@DroiX_Store That’s the one!!
@@COXSPARRA Yeah they had a flood in the basement and ruined a lot of the items. I think afterwards it was something totally different, and not much retro, haven't been there in 15+ years.
what's the name of the first game you show during the Final thoughts section? thanks in advance
It is Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons
Nice video, is it possible to hook up a second game controller via Bluetooth for multiplayer?
You can add multiple controllers with no issues.
@@DroiX_Store Thank you ordered one today
@@hakanelmaci Great, we hope you enjoy it!
This devise support in India Android 11
@@pravinmhaske8691 It is Android TV 11 OS which has some differences to standard Android OS. You can use the device anywhere as far as I know.