Logitech launches its G Cloud portable console in Europe, with Snapdragon 720G and emphasis on streaming for 359 euros

It has been made to beg, but it has finally arrived in Spain. Almost nine months after its launch in the United States, Logitech brings G Cloud to Spain, its portable console based on Android and with Snapdragon heart. Designed to run mobile games but above all to access Internet platforms. streamingit has intermediate hardware for what is currently popular in the telephone market, but with higher quality controls, a large screen and the obvious advantage of not having to worry too much about aspects such as the throttling.

To recap a bit, Logitech G Cloud has a 7-inch Full HD screen at 60 Hz, under which is hidden a chipsets Snapdragon 720G with features gaming interesting (even if it is not high-end) and 4 GB of RAM. The storage is 64 GB, which is not much, but it can be expanded using micro SD cards. The device has a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB-C port for data transfer and battery charging, which has a capacity of 6,000 mAh. The total weight is 463 grams.

As for the controls, we find a layout very similar to that of a Microsoft controller, with two analog mushrooms, a crosshead, four front buttons, two triggers, and two rear buttons. There are also Logitech G and Home front controls, for direct access to the main screen. As an interesting detail, the sticks can be configured in sensitivity and the console software has virtual button mapping, in case you want to play a mobile game that does not support physical controls.

As reported by Logitech, G Cloud will be available from May 22 at a price of 359 euros. At launch and on a limited basis, that fee will include six months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, one month of Nvidia GeForce Now Priority, and one month of Shadow PC.