RG351V Handheld Game Console 3.5 Inch Portable Double TF 64G Card Handheld Retro Video Game Two-Player Battle Soulja Boy WIFI Game Console(Black)

My favorite is the last! The music and sound of the RG351V are great. It is a great gba emulator, and every other reviewer has more to say than me. The battery life is good enough. And I can play Sega CD, PC Engine CD, Neo Geo CD, no problem, and there are many other systems to choose from. Most of these games were put in by myself, because the games they put in did not suit my taste. Except 3DO, Atomiswave, PSP and Dreamcast, you can play almost all systems perfectly. For 3DO, it needs to work and it runs slowly. For Atomiswave, only a few games run well. The same is true for Dreamcast and PSP. Changing the settings may help, but it's only secondary. I hope it's useful for those who want to buy. Help, for example, portable GBA, but it is not GBA haha.

ordered my rg351v sept 1 when it arrived the box containing the actual product had come opened slighty duing shipping which allowed the screen protector to get logged between the actual unit and the charge cable and it cracked i contected RUIXIAO TECH with a picture and explaining what had happened and they immediately sent me a replacement screen protector and a carrying case! the rg351v its self is a great emulator and the hundreds of game it came with are a blast to play while learning how to add my own games and update the softwear. if this is your first emulator i would 100% recommend this the screen and battery life are great the games and operating system it comes with are okay for starters but to get the full experiance of this unit i would recommend watching some youtube videos on different o.s's and find the one best for you i will say it doesnt like running n64 and some dreamcast games but thats on the stock o.s. there are community made o.s. that run n64 and dreamcast better but for me i dont mind not playing them i got this for ps1 and gameboy games and it plays ps1 games no problemoh and yes it will even run DOOM(playstation 1)

Alright, I have used this device about a month and wanted to share my experience for would-be users out there interested. I used to use a PSP with custom firmware for portable emulator, which would not run all GBA games and no N64 games.I got this device as an upgrade (I wanted portable N64 and beyond), and will say that it has lots of tools to let you run all kinds of stuff. However it does require the user to be emulator savvy, because finding the optimal settings for specific title to run smoothly is key for a good experience.There are TWO micro SD cards in the device. The bottom SD card is the one that contains the root folder to put your game files in, and is by default organized by console. To put games on it, insert the BOTTOM micro SD into a PC and drag your downloaded roms into the appropriate folder for the console. Then re-insert back into the handheld, and navigate to the file using either Emuelec or Retroarch (more on that in a sec.)With testing, I have been able to run GB, GBC, GBA, Sega Genesis, SNES, PS1, PSP, NDS, and even Dreamcast wonderfully with full savestate support. N64 continues to be the trouble child, with some titles working instantly with little tweaking (Pokemon Stadium) while others require being run with specific settings to stabilize (Donkey Kong 64). For N64, be prepared to try the same ROM with multiple cores/settings looking for the optimal running environment for gameplay.To my delight, I was even able to run the original Phantasy Star Online for Dreamcast. AND connect to a fan run server via the built in wifi. Marvel Versus Capcom 2 on Dreamcast is another outlier than runs perfectly - this is the same game as the one for the original Xbox/PS2.This device uses a Linux operating system that will instant boot Emuelec right out of the box. This is a very easy to navigate, simple OS that will boot any game you click on, though with very little customization options for HOW the game is run. I use Emuelec and the Favorites list to play games quickly that don't need adjusting to run properly.For custom settings you need to run the game through Retroarch. At the main menu, you can click Start to open Emuelec settings, and from there you can "start Retroarch". This will open an entirely different "main menu". You can "load content" to navigate to your game, and choose which emulator "core" to run the game. Different games have different performance depending on the core used, as well as settings within that core.Now some important caution lessons. This device is configured to work out the box, but messing with the wrong settings can BRICK this thing dumb easily unless you know what you are doing. TLDR: If you screw up your keybinding in Retroarch, you will be unable to navigate menus at all. I strongly suggest researching how to use Retroarch before heavy modification of settings in there especially. TIP: It is far safer to make a game profile first, then edit keybinds used JUST for that game.Overall the device runs a majority of my games very well, with a beautiful screen, good controls (has L2 R2 buttons), and good battery life. The games look even better with shaders applied, such as CRT scanlines for older games. I was surprised and happy the device is powerful enough to emulate PSP, NDS, and Dreamcast in particular. In 2022, it's easier to get Kingdom Hearts BBS running on this than Donkey Kong 64. But if you tell me Marvel Versus Capcom 2, Kingdom Hearts BBS, Pokemon Soul Silver, and Sonic Adventure 2 are on the table, well I am willing to let a few things slide.

Its a fantastic emulator, all the games I have played on it so far run smoothly, its easy to add games to, the video quality, battery life, and built in speaker are all great. I would highly recomend this product if you are liiking for a small handheld emulator.I have like 3 problems with it and they aren't anything to really be concerned about. Its not super easy to figure out how get into the emulator menus from the game it took me a little while to figure out. You have to completely back out of a game to shut it down as far as I have found. Lastly it doesn't give you a warning when the battery gets low it just dies so keep an eye out 9n the battery life, it will last you a while but when it goes it goes.

RG351V is great! The build quality feels good, and it is built like a tank. The button presses are crisp, and I really like the clicky shoulder buttons. In order for the system to recognize diagonal input, I must use a force far beyond comfort.This is a customized product driven by an open source community. It really unlocks the potential of the device, so I strongly recommend that you find a guide on YouTube. After installation, you can customize this, and even get updates directly via WiFi.It can play almost anything in the range of psx/dreamcast/n64 whose performance becomes more complicated. Battery life is good, but it will vary depending on the game you are playing. I tend to use it for 5-8 hours after fully charged.The IPS screen is absolutely beautiful, really bringing the game of the GBA era back to life. The sound is good, but not very good. It is equivalent to the 3DS I want to say.In general, I am very impressed with the RG351V. Being able to carry my entire childhood game collection in my pocket and play them on a capable device is very good value for money.All in all, I want to say that this is a cute little device, and I look forward to showing it to all 30-something boy friends/colleagues who grew up in these games