MagicX is expanding its portfolio of pocket-sized gaming devices with a new unnamed handheld scheduled to arrive in 2026. The announcement responds to demand for compact, high-quality displays in portable gaming, providing an alternative to larger handheld devices. The device appears positioned for users who prioritize display quality and portability, though specific performance targets remain unconfirmed.
MagicX introduces a compact handheld featuring a custom OLED screen
The device will feature a custom-developed OLED display that MagicX designed specifically for this form factor. It measures 3.3 inches diagonally and supports a native resolution of 1,024 by 768 pixels. The company describes the unit as being on the smaller side, aiming for a design that is relatively pocketable for on-the-go use.
Specifications
- Display Type: Custom OLED
- Screen Size: 3.3 inches
- Native Resolution: 1,024 x 768 pixels
- Form Factor: Pocket-friendly
MagicX has not yet revealed the name of this handheld or provided any hints about its physical design. The company is keeping the exact release date within 2026 vague, stating that the specific timing remains unknown for now. Specific details regarding the device name and physical design have not yet been disclosed.
This announcement follows a busy and challenging period for MagicX, which recently delayed its Two Dream handhelds and discontinued the Mini Zero 28 model. This announcement follows a period of product adjustments for MagicX, including delays and discontinuations of previous models. Readers interested in compact gaming hardware should watch for further updates as the launch window approaches.
Source: MagicX, NotebookCheck
