ANBERNIC RG35XXSP Portable Flip Retro Handheld Game Console 3.5 Inch IPS Screen Linux System 3300mAh Supports 5G WiFi Bluetooth
Retro Gaming
“The ANBERNIC RG35XXSP delivers strong retro gaming value with its 3.5-inch IPS screen and PSP-capable emulation, while the 3300mAh removable battery provides excellent multi-day battery life. For budget handheld enthusiasts, the flip form factor and dual SD card slots (up to 512GB) are standout features, though charging quirks and button noise remain persistent annoyances across iterations.”
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Removable 3300mAh battery delivers multiple days of casual 8-bit to 32-bit gaming per charge
dexerto.comBattery is a champ a good couple of days of casual play before I even contemplated grabbing a charger
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Emulates PSP, N64, Dreamcast, PS1, MAME, CPS1/2/3, PC Engine and more on Linux OS
youtube.com/ETA PRIMECan emulate up to PSP and in between N64 PC Engine Dreamcast Naomi MAME CPS 1 2 3
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Dual micro SD card slots support cards up to 512GB for extensive game libraries
youtube.com/ETA PRIMEDual micro SD card slots these will support up to 512 GB cards
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Foldable clamshell design becomes highly pocketable when closed
youtube.com/ETA PRIMEWhen we fold this up it is super pocketable
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Charging behavior is inconsistent, requiring low-powered USB-A bricks rather than USB-C PD chargers
youtube.com/Retro Game CorpsThe charging on these devices can be a little wonky
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Buttons remain loud and clicky despite revisions, requiring excessive pressure for actuation
retrohandhelds.ggLoud and clicky buttons felt like you had to use an abnormal amount of pressure to push them
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Start and select buttons are still significantly louder than other controls
retrohandhelds.ggThe start and select are still super loud though
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Mini-HDMI port requires non-standard cable instead of more common USB-C video output
dexerto.comMini-HDMI remains a puzzling choice
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USB-C OTG controller support is unreliable despite device recognition
dexerto.comThe device recognized them but I could not get it to work