Hanhibr Local Store via AliExpress
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Specs:
- 4" 640x480 IPS display (4:3 aspect ratio)
- Allwinner H700 processor
- 1GB RAM
- 2x microSD card slots (1x 64GB card w/ 5K games included)
- Ports: 1x USB-C, 1x Mini HDMI
- 802.11ac Wi-Fi | Bluetooth 4.2
- Single Joystick (V) / Dual Joysticks (H)
- 3200mAh Battery
- Can emulate most classic retro systems up through PS1 & GBA / Nintendo DS (not all DS, but many) very well. Can emulate some (but not every) mostly lightweight Dreamcast, N64, and PSP titles.
- Reviews: RG40XXH [youtu.be] | RG40XXV [youtu.be]
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Would like to have a small emulator I could take travelling
Could never be for this device... Way more powerful devices are around that fake price
To me, the screen is too small. For some relatively newer generations such as Dreamcast and PS2 that were designed for bigger screens, this felt unsatisfactory. (Some models do have HDMI output capabilities.) I'm sure many of you have bought sub-$50 Android smartphones on Slickdeals. You can easily turn them into decent emulator machines (up to PS2, Wii, PSP generation) with a smartphone controller. I spent way more time with my Moto G Power 2025 than the dedicated emulator handheld due to screen size and games. You can easily find tutorials on Android emulation on YouTube.
Would like to have a small emulator I could take travelling
To me, the screen is too small. For some relatively newer generations such as Dreamcast and PS2 that were designed for bigger screens, this felt unsatisfactory. (Some models do have HDMI output capabilities.) I'm sure many of you have bought sub-$50 Android smartphones on Slickdeals. You can easily turn them into decent emulator machines (up to PS2, Wii, PSP generation) with a smartphone controller. I spent way more time with my Moto G Power 2025 than the dedicated emulator handheld due to screen size and games. You can easily find tutorials on Android emulation on YouTube.
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