AYANEO, a professional handheld console manufacturer, recently announced that it admitted that the battery of its first batch of new Android gaming handheld consoles, AYANEO Pocket S Mini, which was launched on January 31, had shrunk due to a mistake. Originally advertised as 6000mAh, it actually had only 4700mAh. The official apologized and announced a compensation policy, and generously gave buyers another AYANEO Pocket AIR Mini handheld console worth $89.99.
AYANEO stated that the company did use a 4700mAh battery as the basic package during the development stage of the new handheld console, and planned to switch to a 6000mAh battery when the handheld console was mass-produced and launched. However, due to delays in the transmission of information instructions, the first batch of handheld consoles still maintained the low specification of 4700mAh.
·At present, the official has urgently changed the battery standard of subsequent handheld devices. All users who have purchased the 4700mAh version will receive a free AYANEO Pocket AIR Mini. Of course, if the user is not satisfied with the gift, the official also provides an unconditional return.
·The compensated Pocket AIR Mini is a quasi-new generation handheld machine to be launched in 2025. It has a 4.2-inch screen, is equipped with the SoC chipset Helio G90T developed by MediaTek, has 3GB of memory, and has 32GB of built-in storage. The retail price is US$89.99.
·Users who have questions can follow: AYANEO official page
