Anbernic RG40XX V Retro Handheld Game Console , RG40XXV 4.0 Inch IPS Screen Linux System Built-in 64G TF Card 5528 Games Support TV Output 5G WiFi Bluetooth 4.2(Black)

I really love the color scheme on this. Reminds me of my consoles back in the day. There are a TON of systems and games on here to choose from so you will never get tired of playing. Has all the best games from back in the day. The quality of great and feels really nice in your hands. The controls are responsive and buttons push nicely. The screen is bright and has vibrant colors. It holds a good charge as well so you can take it on the go and not worry about having to charge it frequently. You will never get tired of this because it has sooo many games. Great value for sure. Very easy to use also. You just turn it on and pic your system and then whatever game you want. Simple as that. Get you one!!!

Very impressive piece of gear. I opted to use Knulli instead of the os that came with it.

The game arrived in an open box even though I purchased new. Nintendo and sonic games were not loaded into the card. It showed “Entries not found” on them. The other games didn’t seem like there were as many as advertised. I got it for my sons birthday only to tell him it doesn’t work. As I was toggling to find out if there was something we could do to use it, the battery went from 40% to 20% in a matter of 10 minutes so it doesn’t seem the battery will last long. Such a bummer!

G350 is amazing. This little Handheld is all you need. The Screen is one of the best I have seen on handhelds. it's so crisp and clean, games look amazing!! most games run prefect with a some slow down on PSP games but I think its the emulator settings. There are some consoles missing for copyright issues lol .. But The price is def worth it .. A build is sturdy enough but still plasticly. I have been playing for several hours and battery is still strong! Pros: ✔️ Bright IPS screen ✔️ Huge game library included ✔️ Good battery life ✔️ Portable and nostalgic Cons: ❌ Mixed emulation performance on some systems ❌ Build feels a bit plasticky

It's a great little handheld gaming system. Multiple games that may feel nostalgic for the older folks. My only complaint is charging. Doesn't seem it holds a charge for more than a couple hours.

This handheld was a great surprise. The build quality is great, and that's evident right away. It feels far sturdier than the price suggests, with a solid shell and controls. There's no rattling with any of the shoulder buttons (or any of the buttons overall). The screen is bright, sharp, and colorful. The D-pad is precise, which is especially great for platforming games. The face buttons give great feedback when you press them. The dual analog sticks are also a nice touch. It comes with a 64GB Kioxia (formerly Toshiba Memory Corporation) microSD card. This isn't a microSD card you'll want to replace. It's a reliable brand, and that's a huge detail. It works wonderfully out of the box, and can reliably play a wide variety of games, including PS1. If you want to expand your storage, there's a second microSD slot on the other side of the device. The battery life is nice. I haven't had any issues with it after a lot of use. One thing to note for nearly every handheld system in this price bracket is that you will need to charge it with a USB-A to USB-C charger. Fortunately, one is included in the box. The G350 doesn't have wifi (which isn't a problem for me and is common this budget-space), but it does work with USB-C wifi and ethernet adapters. Overall, this is among the best budget handhelds I’ve tried. It feels premium, and runs everything I'd want to play.

Gonna be honest when it arrived it was partially opened. It came in a box and inside the box with another box that contained the product. It literally looked like before it arrived and was put in the amazon box because there were labels and tags ripped off that looked like they were holding the box shut. Totally open to this being some kind of misunderstanding and that the manufacturer put a label on it that they decided to completely rip off for whatever reason but I am also going to mention that the problems I had with the product were probably not related to this issue. The product arrived with a corrupted OS. I would power the device on and it would show this screen that looked like it was trying to display the amount of power it had but it wouldn't let you access anything else. I tried putting some games on it to see if that would fix it and it did not. Then I tried reinstalling the stock OS on it by updating it to the latest version of Ark OS. It didn't work because for some reason Ark OS does not like this thing for no reason. Then I found a fan made operating system that worked way better that was based around Ark ironically. It's also worth noting this did not come with any documentation even documentation online from the manufacturer. The only documentation I could find that was applicable was by random people online that they had written to document their struggles and how you can fix it. The reason this is bad is that this is not a good look for the company. Especially where if these people are writing this, they aren't being paid by the manufacturer because the manufacturer was lazy and did not provide much for documentation. The device boots up pretty quick and loads games just as fast. But this is not saying much since these games are older roms and that they don't need much processing power to run for the life of them anyways. I will say any game on this that is older runs on it just fine under the assumption that it is a 2d game and not 3d. 2d games run great but 3D games some of them have issues where they won't run all that great depending on the game and the graphics of it. This was fun after I got it working and there are a few things worth noting as well about that. It suffers from issues where the joysticks are hard to move your hands to use but this isn't at all a big deal since those are primarily only used for 3D games which is not what this is made for. Not to mention I love the location of the bumpers on it because they are easy to press and make holding this very ergonomic. Installing roms is easy assuming you have a micro sd card adapter. If you don't just buy one and save yourself some headaches. Also worth noting there is no wifi capabilities which isn't a massive deal breaker at all because your never really going to want to connect this online anyways unless you are trying to scrape roms. Overall this is a good product I just don't recommend it because of the lack of documentation and the hurdles you are going to face just to get it to work. It would massively benefit from better documentation and better quality control as well with the OS that it came with.