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Available:
- Ampown USA Local Store
- Miyoo Flip V2 (3.5" Display | RK3566 CPU)
- Apply promo code 4USDEAL at checkout
- Hanhibr Local Store
- Miyoo Flip V2 (3.5" Display | RK3566 CPU) $39.94 > $38.97 > $39.60 w/ promo code 4USDEAL
No Longer Available:
- Anbernic Stateside Store
- Anbernic Stateside Store
- Anbernic US Local Store
- Ampown Local Store
- Miyoo Flip V2 (3.5" Display | RK3566 CPU) $39.21 w/ promo code 4USDEAL
Top Comments
Had the Flip, it was fine. Didn't find myself using it much. I thought I'd carry it with me and use it instead of scrolling on my phone while out and about, but was too self conscious as a 40 year old man to be seen with a Gameboy. Vanity I guess.
Haven't tried the RG35XX
Community Reviews
The Miyoo Flip V2 is a compact clamshell handheld that stands out for portability and enough power for retro favorites, with some hope for Dreamcast and stronger performance than the R36S class. The updated hinge is the main draw, but hinge reliability still comes up as the biggest concern, especially on older units and some grey models. The included microSD cards are widely treated as junk and often replaced, and ROMs may not be included. Free 90 day returns soften the risk, making it a tempting small handheld if you can live with the hinge uncertainty.
The Miyoo Flip V2 is reportedly expected to use a better hinge design than older Flip versions.
The RG35XXH can run well after firmware flashing, and working ROMs can boot quickly on a properly set up microSD.
The RG40XX H/V adds Bluetooth and video-out compared with the Miyoo Mini Plus, which can broaden use cases.
The RG40XX H/V platform can support stronger Dreamcast, N64, and PSP coverage than the MM+ class devices.
The Miyoo Flip hinge can still be unreliable, even when the listing claims an improved version.
The included microSD cards are reportedly generic and may need replacement before the handheld is usable.
The RG35XXH has reportedly suffered severe failures, including junk cards that fail immediately and repeated battery replugging to play.
The RG35XXH firmware may boot without ROMs included, which can force extra time sourcing replacement ROM files.
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Retroid pocket 5 or 6
Ayn thor
Ayaneo devices
https://retrocatalog.co
But most phones are going to be more powerful than these listed devices. You may be able to get ps2 and some pc games out of a phone.
Retro Catalog has a great comparison tool:
https://retrocatalog.co
Performance-wise, you'd also get 1GB of RAM over the 128MB in the MM+ and a slightly beefier chipset that would open up some (strong emphasis on some) of the Dreamcast, N64, and PSP libraries to you. PortMaster (play mostly older and/or lightweight PC games, such as Stardew Valley, Half-Life 1, Wolfenstein, and more) is also an option on some RG40XX custom firmwares. Plus, better PS1 emulation, that will allow you to add a few graphical enhancements on many games in RetroArch that would otherwise struggle if enabled on the Miyoo.
Nintendo DS in my personal experience runs smoother on the H700 chipset in those particular Anbernic devices vs. the MM+ and you can even get away with enabling the High-Res 3D setting in Drastic (the NDS emulator) on the RG40XX's for many DS titles; which isn't typically possible on the MM+ for most games.
On the Retro Catalog page above, under the 'Emulation Performance' section, those numbers are percentages (i.e. Nintendo 64 on the Miyoo side says "0" = 0%, but says 80 for N64 on the RG40XX H side = roughly 80% of the catalog is playable).
But this price isn't that slick. Msrp is always inflated.
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The 35XX H is my favorite of the bunch, mainly for its pocketability. Of course the 40XXH or the 40XXV have the larger screen and while I favor the horizontal layout, the 40XX V was pretty comfortable.
As for the Miyoo Flip, I took a pass on that one. They had a hell of a hit with the Miyoo Mini Plus, but they missed on the Flip.
Better strategy would be try to pickup one used, at least then you don't have to wait for the next recession to see $25-ish again....which might be sooner rather than later.
FWIW, ordered the Miyoo Flip V2. I've wanted to try that for a while even if I dislike most Linux based retro handhelds (no problem with Linux in general). Had a RG34XXSP, it was pretty sweet but larger than it should have been for the screen size and the 3:2 screen wasn't ideal since GBA wasn't my main system.
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