
AYANEO
AYANEO is a brand whose official website lists handheld gaming devices, mini PCs, and related accessories.
Last updated October 12, 2026
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Overview
AYANEO's official website and product page list a range of products including handheld devices such as AYANEO Pocket series, AYANEO FLIP series, AYANEO AIR series, AYANEO 2/2S, AYANEO GEEK/GEEK 1S, AYANEO KUN, AYANEO SLIDE, AYANEO NEXT Pro, AYANEO NEXT 2, AYANEO 3, AYANEO REMAKE, AYANEO Gaming Pad, and AYANEO GRAPHICS STARSHIP, as well as mini PCs such as AYANEO Retro Mini PC AM01, AM01S, AM02, and AYANEO Mini PC AM03. The site also references AYASpace Game Library Manager and handheld management software. Wikidata classifies AYANEO as a company.
History
AYANEO appeared in the early 2020s as one of several small Chinese companies building handheld gaming PCs around low-power x86 processors and Windows. The category gained momentum as chipmakers introduced mobile-oriented processors capable of running PC games, and AYANEO positioned itself as an enthusiast brand offering multiple form factors rather than a single model. The company's early products included the AYANEO NEXT Pro and the AYANEO AIR, followed by successive generations such as the AYANEO 2, AYANEO 2S, AYANEO GEEK, AYANEO GEEK 1S, AYANEO AIR Plus, and AYANEO AIR 1S. These devices established the brand's pattern of frequent refreshes and a wide range of configurations. AYANEO also introduced larger and more distinctive designs, including the AYANEO KUN and the AYANEO SLIDE, the latter featuring a sliding mechanism. Over time the catalogue broadened into several families. The FLIP line, including the AYANEO FLIP KB and FLIP DS and later the AYANEO FLIP 1S KB and FLIP 1S DS, explored clamshell designs. The Pocket line moved into Android-based handhelds, with models such as the AYANEO Pocket AIR, Pocket S, Pocket Micro, Pocket DMG, Pocket EVO, Pocket VERT, Pocket DS, Pocket ACE, Pocket S2, Pocket Micro2, Pocket AIR Mini, Pocket S Mini, and Pocket PLAY. The company also entered the mini-PC space with the AYANEO Retro Mini PC AM01, AM02, and AM01S, and offered the AYANEO GRAPHICS STARSHIP external graphics dock and the AYANEO Gaming Pad. AYANEO has relied heavily on direct-to-consumer sales and crowdfunding. Its homepage has promoted pre-orders through Indiegogo, for example for the AYANEO FLIP 1S. Alongside hardware, the company developed AYASpace, described on its site as handheld management software and a game library manager, intended to give users a more console-like interface on top of Windows or Android. The brand also introduced a related label, KONKR, whose products appear in the official catalogue, including KONKR Pocket Block, KONKR Pocket ADVANCE, KONKR FIT, and KONKR Pocket FIT. AYANEO continues to operate as a privately held company headquartered in China, selling to customers in China and internationally through its website and campaign platforms.
AYANEO emerges as a brand building Windows handheld gaming PCs.
AYANEO NEXT Pro and AYANEO AIR handhelds listed in the official product catalogue.
AYANEO 2, AYANEO 2S, AYANEO GEEK, and AYANEO GEEK 1S expand the handheld line.
AYANEO AIR Plus and AYANEO AIR 1S added to the catalogue.
AYANEO KUN and AYANEO SLIDE introduced as larger, distinctive designs.
AYANEO FLIP KB and FLIP DS clamshell handhelds appear in the catalogue.
AYANEO Pocket series of Android handhelds expands with models such as Pocket AIR, Pocket S, Pocket Micro, Pocket DMG, Pocket EVO, Pocket VERT, Pocket DS, and Pocket ACE.
AYANEO Retro Mini PC AM01, AM02, and AM01S extend the brand into mini PCs.
AYANEO GRAPHICS STARSHIP external graphics dock and AYANEO Gaming Pad listed among products.
AYANEO FLIP 1S promoted for pre-order on Indiegogo.
Products and positioning
AYANEO Pocket series
AYANEO FLIP series
AYANEO AIR series
AYANEO Retro Mini PC series
AYANEO Mini PC AM03
AYANEO Gaming Pad
AYANEO GRAPHICS STARSHIP
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