Logitech G Cloud: New Handheld That Lets You Stream with Nvidia GeForce Now and Xbox Cloud Gaming

Logitech G Cloud: New Handheld That Lets You Stream with Nvidia GeForce Now and Xbox Cloud Gaming

Logitech Launches G Cloud: Cloud Gaming, Pocket‑Sized and Party‑Ready

Just when you thought your gaming setup had hit peak fulfillment, Logitech drops a new handheld that drops everything you know about gaming consoles — the G Cloud. Designed with Tencent in the house, it doesn’t just hover in the cloud; it crawls onto your wrist.

Quick‑Fact Snapshot

  • Weight & Price: 463 g and a price of $350 in North America (about S$497 abroad).
  • Screen: 7‑inch, 1080p display with a 60 Hz refresh and a 16:9 stretchy‑wide view.
  • Controls: Elite “precision” buttons that let you knock it in the right place 1000 times faster.
  • Battery: A full charge takes it through about 12 hours of play or binge‑streaming.
  • Eco‑Friendly: Like all Logitech G gear, the G Cloud is carbon‑neutral and its packaging is made from FSC‑certified paper.

Why You Should Get Your Hands on It

Beyond its slick specs, the G Cloud is a Swiss Army knife of gaming services. It can stream:

  • Nvidia’s GeForce NOW – play your PC titles without the PC.
  • Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming – hop into the Game Pass universe.
  • Valve’s Steam Link – pull your Steam library onto the go‑to.
  • Plus a dash of media streaming and a getaway to Discord for all the social cog‑wheel.

How to Keep One in Your Hall of Fame

Breaking news from the U.S. product page: the device runs Android 11, and you can pre‑order for $50 off the retail price. It’s slated to hit the shelves on Oct 17, so grab it while it’s still hot.

Meeting the G Cloud?

Imagine a little handheld that lets you control a universe of games from your pocket. Logitech’s G Cloud delivers high‑definition, instant play, a zero‑carbon footprint, and a price that’ll make your wallet do a happy dance. If PC gaming feels like a last‑minute road trip, G Cloud is your trusty smartphone that turns every street into a supercharged arcade.