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When the AYN Thor Lite first launched, an argument could be made that it felt a little like a compromise. For a relatively small saving over the Base model, you gave up a considerable amount of performance, making it difficult to recommend unless your budget was absolutely fixed. Still an incredible device, just harder to recommend.Fast forward to today, and the conversation has changed a whole lot. Handheld prices have climbed, RAM and storage prices have shot through the roof, tariffs have tariff’d, premium models continue creeping further into enthusiast territory, and suddenly the Thor Lite occupies a very different place in the market. Instead of asking whether it's the best dual-screen Android handheld, the better question is whether it's good enough for you. If you have around $250 to spend, does the Snapdragon 865 still have enough life left in it? Can it comfortably handle the systems that actually matter? And perhaps most importantly, has the Thor itself matured into the…

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