For devices with joysticks I typically use a case because I feel like they are going to get snagged or damaged but I’ve stopped using them for devices like the GXD Pixel and the RG35XXSP and I find I’m using them more often and getting my moneys worth of out of these devices.

I’ve also never been a big fan of those belt clips or holsters.

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    4 days ago

    I have a few retro devices.

    • Pistation (basically a mini playstation 1: I modded the case with a exacto knife in order to fit a “Indiedroid Nova” in it)
    • SF2000 (SNES Controller with a screen, only plays older games though. Like before n64.)
    • GPi case. (A game boy with a cartridge slot. Supports Raspberry pi zero. I also have a cartridge that supports the RPi 4 compute module although idk if you can still get it.)
    • Modded PSP
    • Modded 3ds XL
    • Samsung Galaxy S24+ ( I might buy a Gamesir X2 Wireless controller for it. )

    Those are ones I have off the top of my head. I don’t remember if I have other ones.

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      4 days ago

      What handheld do you bring with you when you do travel with one?

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          3 days ago

          Have you had any issues with the sticks getting caught on things with your R36S?

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            No, I didn’t. They’re pretty flush with the device and I don’t carry a lot of things they could get caught on in the same bag or pocket.

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              2 days ago

              Nice! Wasn’t sure if you would need something similar to the low-profile 3D printed sticks people were making for the RG350 to prevent it from catching on little lips of pockets.