It was announced few weeks back that Logitech G was teaming up with Tencent in order to work on a game streaming handheld known as the Logitech G Gaming Handheld. It is because of the leaked images that we know about how the handheld and its UI will look like. 

There were three images to be found in the Twitter account of Evan Blass and those were quickly DMCA'ed by Logitech G. The hasty response of Logitech G somewhere makes us feel that these pictures are real. 

The leak reveals a cute white handheld having black and key lime green accents. It looks quite smaller and friendly to use than the Steam Deck. It is not possible to guess the exact size of it but it looks somewhat smaller than the Steam Deck. 

A leaked screenshot has UI with icons for some apps that are available via Google Play Store like Steam Remote Play, Nvidia GeForce Now, Google Chrome, YouTube, and Xbox. It has been declared by Logitech G that the device will support various cloud gaming services too. And now we have a clear idea of it. 

Logitech G has not yet disclosed which operating system G Gaming will run but if we look into the Google Play Store in one of the images, then it can be said that it would be an Android device. An Android gaming handheld would be totally different from the recent Steam Deck rivals that run off a version of Linux or Windows. 

We know that Android phones and tablets have really made decent game streaming devices, so it will be interesting to see if people will hop on board. We have to get into a little more information about its CPU and GPU specs to tell if Logitech's handset will be a decent emulation device or limited to streaming games. We also need to know about its display, battery lasting capacity and price. 

The Logitech G Gaming Handheld will launch this year only.