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| The Mangmi Pocket Max in one of its three launch colours. |
Gamers, mark your calendars. The wait for Mangmi's next-generation handheld is almost over. The company has finally unveiled the official launch date and shockingly aggressive pricing for its highly anticipated Pangmi Pocket Max, a device poised to significantly outperform its popular predecessor.
First teased to great excitement two months ago, the Pocket Max is shaping up to be a major leap forward from the current Air X model. Slated to go on sale this February 6 at 02:00 UTC, the handheld will start at an astonishingly low price of just $199.99 for a configuration with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
A Specs Showdown: Pocket Max vs. Air X
The generational gap becomes clear when looking under the hood. Where the Air X utilizes a Snapdragon 662 chipset, the Pocket Max makes a monumental jump to the flagship-tier Snapdragon 865. Early benchmark estimates suggest this upgrade alone will make the new device over twice as powerful as its predecessor, enabling smoother gameplay and better emulation performance.
Battery life also gets a massive boost. Mangmi has equipped the Pocket Max with a cell that’s 60% larger than the one in the Air X, promising a typical capacity of 8,000 mAh. This should translate to significantly longer gaming sessions between charges.
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| The Pocket Max supports swappable buttons like the Ayaneo 3. |
A Display That Rivals the Best
The centerpiece of the device is its new 7-inch OLED display. It combines a sharp 1080p resolution with a classic 16:9 aspect ratio—ideal for retro gaming and modern Android titles. The screen doesn’t hold back on premium features, boasting a ultra-smooth 144 Hz refresh rate for buttery-smooth visuals and a remarkably bright 800 nits peak brightness for playability in various lighting conditions.
With these specs, the Mangmi Pocket Max enters the ring as a direct competitor to other high-end Android handhelds like the Ayaneo Pocket Evo and the incredibly popular Ayn Odin2.
For those considering their options, the Ayn Odin2 is a compelling alternative currently available on Amazon.
However, Mangmi’s play is all about value. While the Pocket Max competes on core specifications, it aims to undercut the competition on price in a major way.
A Limited-Time Launch Offer
The attractive $199.99 price point is part of a special launch promotion. Prospective buyers should note that this price will increase to $239.99 on February 12. This creates a narrow window to secure the device at its lowest possible cost.
The combination of flagship-level performance, a premium OLED display, and a massive battery at this price point makes the Mangmi Pocket Max one of the most intriguing handheld releases of the year. Gamers looking for maximum power without a premium price tag will want to set a reminder for the February 6 launch.
For full specifications and to prepare for the sale, visit the official Mangmi Pocket Max product page.
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| The Mangmi Pocket Max ships with Android 13. |


