🎉 Game On: Your Retro Adventure Awaits!
The RG351V Handheld Game Console is a portable gaming device featuring a vibrant 3.5-inch IPS screen and pre-installed with 2521 classic games. With support for double TF cards, it allows for expansion up to 256GB. This multi-functional console includes built-in WiFi for online play, a comfortable aluminum design, and is powered by a rechargeable lithium polymer battery, making it the perfect companion for gaming on the go.
Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18.11"L x 3.86"W x 5.51"H |
Material | Aluminum |
Theme | Retro |
Color | Black |
Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Supported Battery Types | Lithium-Ion |
Display Type | LCD |
Form Factor | Handheld |
Screen Size | 3.5 Inches |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Hardware Interface | USB |
Number of Players | 1 |
Platform | MSX |
Controller Type | Button Control |
M**T
Great device!
Love that it's set up with the emulators and games ready to go. Of course you will need to add your own. Very good value and good controls
L**R
Awesome little device. Especially for the money
Runs like a champ. I use to run emulators on my pc starting back around 2006. WOW to ever imagine back then. That you could emulate every console and fit it in your pocket with 5hr battery life. I was a big tech guy and futurist back then. I still probably would not believe it was possible in such a short time and for $60 even in 2006 money
V**B
Worth it, despite the effort needed
Pretty solid device, technical skills are needed. Primarily playing Sega, Nintendo, SNES, and Gameboy games. There is some visual lag for Sega/SNES games. After updating it, last update was from 2023. If you're trying to play in bed while your SO is watching tv, not going to happen. Buttons are too noisy. Other than that, I do enjoy it.Oh and definitely buy some Samsung SD cards and use Win32 Disk image to make copies of the cards. The ones it comes with could be 3D printed they are so cheap and flimsy.
J**A
The Nostalgia is REAL
Was great to be able to play all the Super Nintendo games from my childhood!
T**N
Display (Screen) issues **Updated 1/21/2024**
**UPDATED REVIEW**The reason for this screen issue had something to do with the custom firmware or OS (operating system) I was running on it, which was JelOS and even 351Elec. This device can run both of these perfectly but in order for the screen to function properly and not do this you have to get a specific screen driver file for this display. These custom firmwares work on several of these handhelds and the developers of these custom firmwares update the drivers the best they can in order to work universally on the devices that they support. This device is several years old so the display drivers on these current custom firmware’s don’t work anymore with this specific device and you would need to Google and find the display driver file for the RG351V and then transfer it into the folder of whatever custom firmware you want to use. People have already done this and so have i, but they explain it. It’s a simple drag and drop solution and finding the file is easy. Just search “RG351V display driver”. That should get you started in the right direction. Point is, this handheld is not broken or defective, it’s simply a driver issue that’s easily fixable.**INITIAL REVIEW**Though this is a fantastic product, it really is, I’m having issues with the display not displaying anything after being turned off and then back on again and when I wake the device from sleep. This happens after using it for awhile. When I take a break from playing, I come back to it and the screen doesn’t show anything. It’s on but no sound and no picture. It takes several times for it to do this but the display will inevitably stop working. I’m tech savvy and extremely familiar with these, I own several just like it. I’ve never had an issue like this. I’ve opened it up and checked the internals and there’s nothing wrong with any of the ribbon cables and nothing wrong with the screen ribbon cable, nothing is damaged or nothing looked damaged. I just got this as well. I’ve only had it for a week and the screen issues happened ON THE FIRST DAY I had it. The only way I can get the screen to work again is if I take it apart then put it back together. It’s really weird. Turning it off and on DOES NOT FIX IT AT ALL. So I obviously have a defective display.My advice to anyone buying is buy with caution. 50/50 chance that you also could end up with a defective display. I read someone else had the same issue.
X**X
An Honest review
I’ll start strong and say they should’ve spent the extra $15 it would take to give this a better cpu/gpu/ram. It struggles to run ps1 games like gran turismo 1/2 and I feel that’s a pretty low barrier. I’m playing at 720p 60hz for reference, but at the same time if you adjust settings and play with it it’ll run no problem at all. PSP games however don’t even bother trying, unless you run it 180p 50hz the game doesn’t really run, I got it to work at 720p after some frame skipping and overclocking the cpu. That’s why I give it three stars. It works and for the money it is worth it, it just leaves so much to be desired and could’ve been fixed with a slightly better cpu/gpu. If you’re on the fence save $200 (if that’s an option for you) and go get a better device. For a kid or anyone who wants to play Gameboy or Nintendo (not ds) it’s perfect.
J**N
It’s good for travel or around the house
The media could not be loaded. Been enjoying so far graphics good no problems
J**R
Good for the price
Though there are things that could be improved on the unit, all in all the unit works great. I write in other reviews people complain about the lag when you play later consoles like the PSP PS1 and then N64. But this is a common issue across any portable handheld that you can purchase under $100. Great for kids and old gamer adults..
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