I love my RG35XX H. For its price, nothing beats it for PS1 and below emulation. Dreamcast is actually pretty good too, along with many PSP games. But if I didn't already own that device, I'd seriously consider getting the RG40XX H, as that bigger screen is much easier on the eyes. I'll also add that Portmaster games run surprisingly well on these H700 devices.
do you ever run into problems with the digital triggers? i'm worried them not being analog will mess with some games, but i'm not sure how many games utilized analog triggers
Ever since I experienced the Onion OS I stopped wanting anything in this market that doesn't run it. A MM+ for low end emulation, a Steam Deck or ROG Ally for high end emulation and AAA, and a Switch Lite. I'm fully covered.
Something I don't understand of these devices... do they come ready installed with emulators? content? I know emulators were always in a grey zone so i'm surprised if they sell them with content preloaded
They should move on from the H700 chipset (and the 480p resolution), it's getting old and very limited. And a 6 button layout and a front camera would be awesome.
A ps3. ps3 emulation is still not great unless you have a beast of a PC. No handheld is even close to playing ps3 games, I have an Odin 2 and its nowhere near ps3 emulation.
PS3 probably have to wait for better software, none of the budget handhelds are an option, the steam deck probably is the cheapest one that will run PS3 but I bet a good chunk of games won't work or arent perfect, after that is your pick rog ally, legion go etc but cost goes up maybe the rog ally non extreme version is worth consider.
This soc should be able to run Android though, I do imagine they kept cost down with no wireless and thus not good for Android, but for the price I'd rather go up a bit and get an Android handheld, just got my retroid pocket 2s and I'm loving it
Anbernic has the worst analog sticks. Also I opened up my RG CUBE and found they had misplaced the thermal paste and the chips were mostly unpasted. I also had the infamous light bleed issue and Anbernic customer service was pretty poor.
It has an H700, same chipset as other retro handhelds and older devices, it can play up to psp and for 3d games you'll need auto frameskip and fps cheats enabled. It has portmaster though, you can play some native pc games on it like GTA 3 and Vice City.
@@AlmostIdiot1 If it can't do PS2 Games, like. What's the point. It does what my phone does, except it's a separate device. Potential Wasted. It's a cool doohickey, but that ain't enough to spend 100$ for something my Phone can do for same performance Besides... i could buy a Used Ps Vita and homebrew it :|
@@EliasPfaiffer It's not that unimaginable of a thing like a 40$ mod to a PSP, to modernize the Motherboard is enough to make IT into a Emulation machine that can run PS2 PS1 and PSP Games no issue So why shouldn't a thing based on Modern Hardware be unable to?
Like. My 110$ Phone, can emulate modded Java minecraft at 60fps, controls are a bit jank, but it works And that's a PHONE, it's not meant for this. Why should a 100$ Thing specifically meant to Emulate Games, Be unable to do this?
The game collections are so poorly optimized that you won’t use them anyway. A lot of them are modded and aren’t the original game. Just delete them and move on.
this guy reviews devices like he has a gun pointed to his head from the company. Doesn't mention at all that this device is basicallly the same thing as 2 previous interations, I get it, you want the free devices to review to keep rolling in, but you have no integrity whatsoever
