The Aya Neo 3 is powered by a 12-core CPU running at 2 GHz per core, with multithreading support enabling more efficient parallel task handling. Its GPU delivers 5.9 TFLOPS of floating-point performance at a clock speed of 400 MHz, backed by 1024 shading units and 32 render output units, and the system fully supports ray tracing for compatible titles. Memory comes in the form of 64GB of DDR5 RAM clocked at 7500 MHz, ensuring fast data throughput across demanding workloads. Storage runs on an NVMe SSD, and the device can also connect to an external hard drive for additional capacity. The display supports a 144Hz refresh rate, complementing the overall performance configuration.
The Aya Neo 3 is a handheld console measuring 289 × 115 × 22 mm and weighing 690 g, with a total volume of 731.17 cm³. It features a 7″ OLED/AMOLED display capable of 1080p Full HD resolution at both the screen and output level, with a typical brightness of 800 nits. Internal storage sits at 4096GB and the drive is user-replaceable, while an internal power supply and a 49 Wh battery handle charging without requiring an external unit. The device is region free, uses flash-based storage without an optical disc drive, and its 49 Wh battery is paired with a compact build suited to handheld use.
The Aya Neo 3 offers a solid wireless connectivity setup, supporting Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) alongside Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 5, and Wi-Fi 4, as well as Bluetooth 5.3 for peripheral connections. Wired options include two USB Type-C ports running at USB4 speeds, though there is no HDMI output and no RJ45 ethernet port. An external memory slot provides expandable storage flexibility, and a 3.5 mm audio jack is available for wired headsets. The device does not include a cellular module, NFC, DLNA certification, or support for connectivity between home and portable devices.
The Aya Neo 3 features a 7″ touchscreen with a pixel density of 315 ppi and stereo speakers with two channels of sound output, while flash storage handles data retention. Useful software-side capabilities include quick resume, play-while-downloading, Discord voice chat support, access to high scores and achievements, and a child lock for parental control. The device is also VR-compatible. On the other hand, it does not support voice commands, 3D audio, Dolby Vision, stereoscopic 3D, or autostereoscopy, and there is no front camera, secondary screen, optical tracking, or dual-sensor setup. Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray playback are not available, as the unit relies entirely on flash-based storage with no optical disc drive of any kind.
The Aya Neo 3 supports up to 4 controllers and includes a wireless controller compatible with motion-sensing input. The built-in control layout consists of 2 analog sticks and 18 buttons, offering a fairly comprehensive button configuration for a handheld form factor. There is no integrated touchpad, no adaptive triggers, and no dual force feedback functionality.
