Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you know what you’re getting this thing is legit. It’s a cloud gaming console. I play both my Xbox and ps5 on it. I’m a father who very rarely gets to play my games. This allows me to let my family use the tv and I can still game. I could always move my consoles but I like them in the living room.

Works extremely well with a good internet connection on cloud gaming application platforms. Retro gaming is amazing on this device. New android games have difficulty, but that is not what this was built for. A bit pricey but great for remote play and game pass.

It’s great find for ppl that want to take their games on the go!

Perfect for local streaming. Streaming my PS5 using PSPlay app and PC using Moonlight makes it feel like I am running the games natively on the device itself. The display is phenomenal and much better than my Steam Deck or any of my many other handhelds. My only complaint is that there is no proper support for SD cards with large-sized ROMs. There is also a bug that the performance will drastically drop if not rebooted every few days. My only guess is that they are intentionally making this device less than ideal for retro emulations which is unfortunate as it is way overpriced for just game streaming alone. Definitely needs some software updates to bring this handheld up to its full potential.

Don't listen when reviewers say, 'Who is this for?' It's for people who want a solid emulation device + android gaming + pc games but in a recliner + excellent build quality. Also very fun to customize since it has a build of android already on it with midrange power. I also haven't seen this leave it's $300 price.

Bought this as Openbox (Excellent) for much cheaper than new. For that price it’s a great gaming tablet. I can stream my XBOX and PS5 and it works flawlessly (with a fast internet connectio) Also set it up as an emulation console. Can play the classics up to and including GameCube games. Excellent purchase (at a discounted price)

Love it...graphics for online is 3.5/5 Display 5/5 star Im favorite taking it with me on vacation...perfect portable device!

Great handheld. You can play some android games and emulate rerro games as well. Its not the most powerful, but its focus is on streaming. It is the most comfortable handheld I have used. The storage us limited and android apps can only launch from the internal storage.

GCloud, a reimagined Android tablet, has ventured into the cloud-based gaming sphere, offering players a near-PC gaming experience that's dependent on robust server farms. While the idea is alluring, the device's heavy reliance on a consistent and strong internet connection is its limitation; it delivers top-notch performance in environments with stable internet but falters with weaker connections, challenging its true portability. Although a great companion for home use, its practicality on the go, like during long flights, is questionable, indicating that the cloud gaming sector still has hurdles to overcome.

Great for cloud gaming so for emulating But you can't beat the battery life

Bought this for my wife and she has been using it non stop for emulation and streaming. Battery life is just as good with it lasting her all day of playing games. Could not recommend more

Does exactly what is says. Great for cloud gaming. I use it mostly for Xbox stuff. Remote play is awesome and xcloud just as good.

I was super skeptical about this cloud gaming device. 300$ is a lot of money for something that could potentially be a dumpster fire. I was worried it would "lag" or offer a subpart quality gaming experience. I was so wrong not only does it offer an excellent fluid gaming experience, but it's also a whole lot of bang for your buck. It fits perfectly in my hands and is light enough for hours of gaming. I highly recommend it to anyone that wants a great portable gaming experience, that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

Its a great idea. Take your PC or Console games to a spare room or to bed. It does struggle a bit with lag though. Another generation of wifi newer ghat is faster might cut latency. Save up for a handheld PC, a Steam Deck or the Switch 2… or wait for a 2nd gen version.

Its an okay product but only if your going to do strictly cloud gaming. The build quality is definitely good and so is the screen.

I've been using the G Cloud for about 2 months now. When it comes to cloud gaming, its OK. I feel the biggest issue is the lack of Wifi-6. Before using this device, I was using my Galaxy S22 Ultra (with Wifi-6) and a Kishi adapter, and its been (mostly) flawless in stream quality/consistency. Once you go beyond 2 walls between your router and G Cloud, the connection starts to get really flaky/janky. The internals are also very old (Android 11 is the highest). I used Diablo Immortals as a benchmark, and "Low" with mostly high settings below that, is the highest you can go. And this is pretty bad, given a Galaxy A71 5G can run it at "Medium" with mostly high settings. Ill be returning this device in a week or so. The potential is there, as an all-in-one mobile/cloud device, but they need to update the internals. Especially for $300. Hopefully the G Cloud 2 (if thats in development) will be more modern internally. If you start getting near/at/beyond $400, you start getting into the realm of full-on handheld PCs like the Steam Deck. Which will obviously do cloud gaming.

We purchased this game for our 13yr old grandson and he loves it!!! I would recommend this game to anyone because it's great You could play your PC games or Xbox games. That's what's great about it

Since I can’t get a PlayStation portal, I thought I would give the logitech G cloud a try. I am able to play my PlayStation 5 remotely, as well as my Xbox series X. Not sure why so many people put this cloud gaming device down, but I don’t see any issues with it. It’s a nice way to play my game systems while relaxing in bed. At my current settings, the Battery Life goes pretty quickly, that’s the only downside I can see. Luckily, I have a USB-C charger next to my bed.

The G cloud does everything as advertised. Perfect for both at home and out of home ( traveling) applications. As long as you have steady WiFi, youre on. Lightweight easy to stow, and battery life is excellent as well. Great for gamers all around.

Not bad. I wanted a good handheld device that could emulate old games or stream newer ones off my Xbox. This did not disappoint.