Ayn Odin 3 Portal shown in new gameplay video with three color options
Ayn has shared a fresh look at the Odin 3 Portal, giving handheld gaming fans a better idea of what to expect from its upcoming Android gaming device. The new video shows working units of the handheld in action and confirms the color choices that will be available at launch.
The Odin 3 Portal appears in gameplay footage running several PC titles through GameSir’s GameHub app, including Hollow Knight: Silksong, Tomb Raider from 2013, and Little Nightmares. The footage gives viewers an early look at how the device handles game streaming or emulation-style play, though it does not include a performance overlay. That means details such as frame rate, RAM usage, power draw, CPU temperature, and GPU temperature were not shown.
Even without detailed performance metrics, the video highlights several design and comfort-focused features. Ayn shows off the handheld’s silent ABXY buttons, removable thumbstick caps, and diamond-pattern shoulder buttons. These small hardware touches suggest the company is aiming to make the Odin 3 Portal feel more refined during long gaming sessions.
The video also features an ergonomic grip case designed for the Odin 3 Portal. According to Ayn, the case improves comfort and makes the handheld easier to hold, which could be especially useful for players who spend hours with action games, platformers, or retro titles. The company also demonstrates the cooling fan noise across different modes, offering a preview of how the device may sound during lighter and heavier workloads.
Ayn has confirmed that the Odin 3 Portal will launch in three colors: White, Black, and 16 Bit. The White and Black models come with matching buttons for a clean, uniform look. The 16 Bit edition is the most playful of the three, featuring a dark gray D-pad and thumbsticks along with purple action buttons in two different shades. This colorway gives the device a retro-inspired appearance that may appeal to fans of classic gaming hardware.
The full specifications for the Ayn Odin 3 Portal have not been revealed yet. However, Ayn has already confirmed that the device will use the Qualcomm Dragonwing Q8 processor. It will also include a large 9,000mAh battery, which should help support extended handheld gaming sessions.
Key details such as pricing, memory configurations, display specifications, storage options, and the official release date are still unknown. With Ayn now showing real gameplay footage and final color options, more information is likely to arrive soon.
For Android handheld gaming fans, the Odin 3 Portal is shaping up to be one of the more interesting upcoming portable gaming devices. Its combination of a powerful Qualcomm chip, large battery, customizable controls, cooling system, and three distinct color options could make it a strong choice for players looking for a premium handheld for cloud gaming, Android games, and PC game access through supported apps.
