RG350M Handheld Game Console with Opening Linux System. HDMI Output 64Bit 3.5inch IPS Screen , Retro Game Console with 32G TF Card 2500 Classic Games Portable Video Game Console (Grey)

Great game, little confusing to find the games at first but works great. Very sturdy, feels amazing in your hand, glad I purchased the metal version.

The media could not be loaded.  You should look up YouTube videos if you aren’t familiar with “advanced stuff” but it all works as described. Just look into it.Currently I have 2X 64GB cards running two different operating systems. Research this product before buying. There is a lot you can do.

Love it! In my opinion I believe this thing is really cheap in price for what it comes with NES SNES Sega Dreamcast PlayStation 1 Neo Geo and so much more I can't remember. The battery life lasts a long time I would say 3 days of battery life maybe longer of hardcore gaming! I brought this a couple of months back when I ordered it it only took a week to get to my house I live in Texas. I truly recommend anyone who is looking for an emulator start off with this one, the nostalgic levels on this bad boy are through the roof!

Overall: I have paid much more $$$ for other handheld devices that performed worse and felt significantly cheaper. The stock operating system isn't as pretty or as intuitive as it could be, but it's light and doesn't seem to take much of a toll on emulator performance. You can also customize it with alternative launchers/software if you're feeling nerdy. In my opinion, completely worth the price tag. Also, there seems to be a fairly active community customizing the software. I wouldn't buy it for young children unless you're willing to spend some time tinkering with it for them.Background: I've owned several handheld emulation devices including the 2nd Gen GPD XD (Android), the JXD-7800 (Android), the 1st Gen GPD-WIN, my oldest handheld emulation device is the OpenPandora (linux) so needless to say I've been interested in handheld emulation for a while, but I saw some great reviews on this product and thought I'd take a look.Hardware: The first time I held this thing in my hands, I was blown away by the overall high-quality feel of the device. I like how this feels to play more than my Nintendo Switch and it's small enough to put in my pocket. It's solid, heavy, and the buttons and analog sticks work well. If anything needs work, it's probably the shoulder buttons. They provide "clicky" feedback, which is great, but they also have a little bit of a rough edge on the lower part of the L1 and R1 buttons. If I could do anything to improve the quality of the buttons, it'd be to smooth those edges a little bit. The battery is good for about 4-5 hours of gameplay (as always dependent on things like brightness level and what software you're running) but the battery level indicator is glitchy. At one point I was playing for 30 mins and it was still at 100%. This is a known issue and I suspect it either has or will be fixed with a firmware update. Also, I don't think this thing is going to reliably emulate anything past N64 and N64 is hit-or-miss and isn't supported out of the box. There are more beefy handhelds on the market that'll do your dreamcasts and PS2's and beyond, but that isn't what I bought it for.Performance/Software:I primarily emulate PSX, SNES (Super Famicon), and a little gameboy and gameboy advance. I cannot really comment on any other systems. Immediately, the fact it only had 512mb ram stuck out. I have run several android devices with multiples of that and got laggy performance emulating SNES and PSX. I was surprised that I didn't experience any lag or perceptible frame drops at all. I think the great performance is partially due to the TONY Linux operating system being significantly lighter and less of a resource hog than Android, but I was very pleased. The one bad part about the stock PSX emulator that comes with it is that there are loading times on the games. They aren't nearly as long as the PSX, but they are there whereas PSX emulators for Android generally don't take nearly as long to load. In my opinion it adds a bit of authenticity to the experience so it's not a major complaint.Pros:Stock SNES and PSX emulators perform wellDoesn't feel cheap/flimsy in the handsJust small enough to put in pocketComes with 32gb SD card (but you'll probably want to put your own collection on there)Analog sticks clickHas R2 and L2 shoulder buttonsCons (Mostly minor things I was aware of at the time purchase):No network connectivity, you will have to buy a wifi adapter if you want thatNo touchscreenStock operating system is functional, but a little half-baked. May be resolved with firmware updates.

Bought as a gift, over a month alter and over 100 hours of play on just 1 game, long lasting battery, not encountered any issues yet. Good heavy feel. My only complaint, and its a small one, is I wish this has a lanyard like the old game boys/hand held consoles-there is no small notch to loop and lanyard or other rope through to secure this to a wrist incase of accidental dropping.

Would hardly charge at first, then it wouldn’t at all, and after that it wouldn’t turn on. When it was on, there were no games as promised. And I know how to work these; I have 3 other similar models. Even tried a higher quality mfi lightning cord since I’ve been having difficulties with the anbernic cords. Seller wants me to spend more time returning this when it’s a worthless piece of crap; I’ve even offered to burn it on video and demonstrate on video that it doesn’t turn on and doesn’t charge. It’s a personal problem that the seller wants to return this to the manufacturer, they shouldn’t want something worthless. I’ve decided this is my retribution; I can’t be bothered to go to ups on my dime before Monday and don’t feel like waiting till Monday to send it back, then waiting for it to get to him, then I feel like he’s gonna lie about it’s functionality since he won’t let me document that it doesn’t work, then I gotta wait for the refund period, then I gotta wait for another to get to me. No thanks. The seller says he respects my time but actions speak louder than words.

Very high quality retro gaming console with a beautiful screen. Will probably be outpaced by the RG351M but this baby plays PS1 and older games with ease.

Battery will not hold a charge after just 2 years. If there is a way of replacing the battery this would definitely be a 4 of 5 rating.