RG35XX H Retro Handheld Game Console , 3.5 Inch IPS Screen Linux System Built-in 64G TF Card 5528 Games Support TV Output (Transparent White)

If you’re a retro lover this is the perfect handheld with many classics and I like to use it when traveling and no internet,so cool.

Not good

It has so many games. Long battery life and good performance. Very Portable, Highly Recommended.

Comes with heaps of Games but, I went to The Vault to get PS1 & PSP Games!

I'm giving this 5 stars even though there are weak spots, because the pro's far outweigh the cons. + Pros - Comes with a ton of great retro games - Vertical ergos are best for me - Screen looks great - Size and shape are perfect middleground of big enough, but still really portable - Extra SD slot for loading your own ROMs - Wifi - Great out-of-the-box experience - Reasonably durable (I travel with it all the time) + Cons - Screen will break if dropped on hard surface (I'm on my second one because of this, but it should tell you something that I immediately bought another) - Doesn't 'sleep' (screen turns off, but battery still draining)

Piece of trash product, I bought two for my kids for Christmas hoping to bring some joy to them as they had it on their Christmas gift list, imagine my surprise when I decided to power it on and it wouldn't work both and even the replacement sent had the same issue it either didn't charge nor turned on, don't waste your time or money getting anything from this seller or this product.

As a retro handheld this has so much potential. I did use the stock mini SD for a few days but realized that it comes with the card that will eventually brick(stop functioning). Seek out those who creat SD cards specially for certain models of Anbernic. The build quality is amazing, truly for the price it’s unbelievable for how low priced this is. The battery life depends on what system emulator you are running. NES you can get 5-6hrs of battery. N64 about 3-4 hours. Definitely learn all of your “function” short cuts. That is very important to saving slots of where you wanna go back to in games. I highly recommend this to those who wanna build a solid handheld retro for under $100, $60 for the system, $40 for a solid configured/ loaded microSD.

The OS is very buggy, and you DEFINITELY need to replace the SD card before making any saves. The OEM SD card is cheap Chinese junk. I copied the BIOS and flashed it to a SanDisk Ultra 64GB SD Card using an ISO flasher. It works! On another note, Some of the RetroArch ROMs flat out don't start. Haven't figured out why. Besides the SD card, the build quality is surprisingly good, and the device ships with a glass screen protector. The amount of IO ports impressed me. It boasts 2 SD Card slots; 1 for the OS and one for an expansion card. It has a Mini HDMI port for using the device like a console, and 2 USB-C ports (one with Power Delivery for charging) for plugging in controllers. It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack.