- How does it compare with the base Thor?
- The Max 6 pairs the dual AMOLED setup with 16 GB of RAM and a 6000 mAh battery. Lower Thor models cut RAM and screen specs to hit a lower price. Choose the Max 6 only if you need the extra memory for heavy emulators.
- How long does the 6000 mAh battery last?
- Battery life depends on brightness and load; two AMOLED panels draw more than one. Expect shorter sessions with both screens on at high brightness and longer life with the second screen off. No official runtime figure is published for this listing.
- Can it run DS and 3DS games on the second screen?
- Yes. The stacked dual-screen layout is designed for DS and 3DS emulators, with the bottom panel acting as the touch screen. That is the main reason to pick it over a single-screen Android handheld.
- What comes in the box?
- The listing confirms the black console with the 6000 mAh battery and 16 GB of RAM. Charger, cable and case contents are not stated, so check the box list with the seller before ordering.
- Is the AYN Thor Max 6 worth it?
- It earns its keep mainly for DS and 3DS emulation, where the two AMOLED panels work as a real dual-screen setup. If you only play single-screen Android games, a cheaper single-screen handheld does the same job with less bulk.
- Does the second screen hurt battery life?
- Yes, running both AMOLED panels draws more power than a single screen. Turning the second screen off for single-screen games stretches the 6000 mAh battery considerably.
- Where is the AYN Thor Max 6 Dual AMOLED Android Gaming Handheld cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $629.99, as of our latest check.