RG350P Handheld Game Console with Opening Linux Tony System HDMI Output , 64Bit 3.5inch IPS Screen Retro Console with 32G TF Card 2500 Classic Games Portable Video Game Console (Transparent black)

Awesome little system. RG350p has great build quality. Looks and feels fantastic. NES SNES GENE and GB GBA GBC all play perfectly and look awesome out of the box.PS1 not so great without some modifications which I don’t feel like doing...But man. This thing is epic.Probably 2,000 + ROM’s

Not bad, overall a great system. Main complaints are poor up scaling on the 8-16 bit systems, you need to run at native size/aspect to get the picture quality to look “right”. If the screen were higher resolution like the rg350m you could use pixel doubling to get a much clearer experience. If you can pick this up for $80-$85 shipped it’s worth it. At a $100+ I might investigate other options.

I decided to go with the RG350P instead of the RG350M. I wish it was pure black but I xan paint the shell later. It works right out of the box without neesung to flash any firmware. This IS the 'gameboy' you've been looking for.

I'm really enjoying the game system, and it's great to take a trip down memory lane with these games.But my unit came with the battery rattling around inside the case. I had to disassemble it (and thus void the warranty) in order to secure the battery. It appeared that, during manufacturing, the battery wasn't pressed against the sticky pad on the inside of the back case. This caused the rattle. It was an easy fix, but one I shouldn't have had to made out of the box.Otherwise, it's a great little system that any child of the 80's/90's will enjoy.Oh, and don't forget to upgrade the firmware. You won't regret it! I'm using Rogue and it's handling like a dream.

Let me start by saying that anything Anbernic is quality when it comes to the RG350P or subsequent models. They play games up to the PS1 beautifully. While yes some of them may be a bit stuttery or not up to absolute console emulation, most of the time it works just fine! It also plays emulators such as the Ganeboy, Megadrive, and others of that era nearly flawlessly. If you're looking for a handheld that will last, it is one of these. The only and I mean only gripe I have, is the button plastic begins to go smooth quite quickly. Though that's more of an aesthetic issue that anything. It all still performs great! And the Joycon Joysticks are fantastic.

If this thing had a suspend mode option, it would be nearly perfect. Build quality is pretty top notch. Dpad feels good. Buttons have a soft but responsive & tactile feel. Joysticks are in good locations and click in. Performance is pretty phenomenal for all systems included on OS. Great for a winter of lockdown due to the virus, this thing will take you back down memory lane. Very fun little device. My speakers came with some cracking, but I believe that to be a lemon. Still, a great little device.

Good device so far, you just have to download your own ps1, gba, snes games.

I love this thing! Totally worth it. The only thing is there's only a few games preloaded. For games like Mario, Sonic, & pokemon, you have get off the internet. The site I suggest is Emulatorgames.net; none of the games ive downloaded from there had any security issues.