Logitech’s new cloud gaming handheld has been leaked weeks after the company was teased working on new device, Logitech G and Tencent Games confirmed their plans for a dedicated handheld earlier this month, and now Evan Blass tweeted Photos of the handheld reveal support for Xbox cloud gaming and Nvidia’s GeForce Now service, as well as access to the Google Play store.

The Logitech G Gaming Handheld looks the same size as the Nintendo Switch, and includes a Switch-like UI where you scroll through apps and games. A leaked image shows the Chrome and YouTube apps, along with Xbox, Nvidia and Steam icons. While Blass tweeted pictures of the handheld, Logitech was quick File a DMCA Complaint To remove them from Twitter (and thus confirm the authenticity of the device).

Image: Evan Blass (Twitter,

Google Play access means it should be able to play the latest mobile games natively, with a focus on handheld cloud gaming. Logitech never mentioned support for Android earlier this month, choosing instead to focus on its support for multiple cloud gaming services.

The white hand includes two off-set analog thumb sticks, a D-pad, and Y, B, A, and X buttons. There are also four buttons on the front: Logitech, Home, Menu, and a context menu button. Like most modern controllers, there are also two bumper buttons and two trigger buttons.

It’s not immediately clear from the leaked images how big the display is on the Logitech G Gaming Handheld, but one image reveals a possible mute switch and microSD card expansion slot.

Image: Evan Blass (Twitter,

Logitech’s gaming handheld may be one of the first to use Qualcomm’s new G3x platform. announced last year, the new G3x chip is designed for Steam deck-like or Switch-like handhelds, and has an Adreno GPU capable of running the latest mobile games. We’ve only seen one Razer Developer Kit device running the G3x so far, which comes complete with a 6.65-inch OLED display that can clock at 120Hz.

Either way, Logitech is promising a launch later this year. Logitech’s G Gaming handheld leak comes months after Valve released the Steam deck that changed PC gaming on the go. Steam Deck supports cloud gaming services like Stadia and Xbox Cloud GamingBut there’s definitely room for an Android alternative that can also run cloud games and doesn’t rely on your phone.