Mangmi Pocket Max Design and Display Specs Revealed in Teaser

Key Takeaways

1. The Mangmi Pocket Max features a black design with potential for other colors, asymmetrical joysticks with LED rings, and a diamond-shaped D-pad.
2. The button layout includes stacked shoulder buttons, back buttons, and cooling vents, but lacks a trigger lock and extra shoulder buttons.
3. It boasts a 7-inch OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate, larger than the AYN Odin 3’s 6-inch 120Hz AMOLED display.
4. The device supports a 5V and 9V power input with a maximum of 27W, promising quick charging, though battery capacity is not yet revealed.
5. Mangmi plans to release more information about the Pocket Max in the future.

After giving a sneak peek of a new handheld device last week, Mangmi has now unveiled the design along with some important specifications for the upcoming Mangmi Pocket Max.

Design Features

The 23-second teaser video reveals that the Pocket Max will come in black, although there may be other colors introduced later on. The device features asymmetrical joysticks that include LED rings, and has a D-pad resembling that of the Mangmi Air X, but with a diamond shape. This diamond design can also be found on the right side of the device. Additionally, dual speakers are located between the Android navigation buttons.

Button Layout and Connectivity

The video showcases stacked shoulder buttons, two back buttons, and a sizable intake vent for the cooling fan located at the back. There is also a vent at the top, opposite to the volume and power buttons. At the bottom of the Pocket Max, you will find a USB-C port, an audio jack, and a TF card slot. However, it’s important to note that the handheld does not include a trigger lock to switch modes, nor does it have extra shoulder buttons like the Konkr Pocket Fit.

Specifications

In terms of specifications, Mangmi has disclosed that the Pocket Max will feature a 7-inch OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate. This display is larger than the AYN Odin 3, which offers a 6-inch 120Hz AMOLED display. While the resolution hasn’t been specified, many are speculating it could be a 1080p panel.

Another significant detail observed from the video is the power input of the device. As indicated by the text on the back, the Mangmi Pocket Max supports a 5V and 9V input, with a maximum power input of 27W. Unfortunately, the battery capacity hasn’t been disclosed yet, but it is expected to charge quickly at 27W.

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