RG40XX H Retro Handheld Game Console RG40XXH Retro Gaming Console with 4-inch IPS Screen Linux System RGB Lighting 64G TF Card and 3200mAh Battery Supports 5G WiFi Bluetooth 4.2 Black

The media could not be loaded. Not only does my kid love this console, but I enjoy it too! There are so many classic games that I found here — it brings back a lot of memories. The screen is clear, the controls feel solid, and the battery lasts quite long. It’s amazing how many retro games are packed into this small device. Highly recommended for both kids and adults who love retro gaming!

This was really good in the short time I had it. Great screen, controls felt nice. I have medium/large hands, it fit nicely. I liked it so much that I upgraded to a nicer model.Make sure you read a reputable setup guide before you purchase. There's a few accessories that are necessary to have the ultimate experience.

It's trash after a month. After almost a month display is glitching. Avoid it.

Sleek design, smooth gameplay, and tons of retro games. Great handheld console!

I absolutely love this handheld; balance, weight, and build are top-notch.

Bought it and upon turning it on, the screen has a big defect on the right. Put it back in the box and return. Amazon makes it so painless with the return though. Kudos!

Me encanta el juego, súper famoso, la memoria súper buena y dura la carga

I got this handheld game system to play my childhood favorites in idle moments. It worked well for many systems (including 3D ones). Main interface to games is easy to use but has limited options. Settings lets you run RetroArch directly which allows extensive fine-tuning of all aspects of emulation. Sleep button works well and doesn't drain battery much while asleep. I like the physical design, except for the analog sticks being somewhat in the way when using digital controls. Wi-Fi was nice to copy games over without having to remove memory card. Battery life seemed good, several hours. This is a decent system and value for someone with some experience with retro gaming and emulators.I compared this to RetroArch on my smartphone with a clamp-on controller, and there are clear benefits: games ran smoother (nothing running in the background), sound is in stereo, buttons are already configured, and systems can be built optimized for it (there are apparently various community firmware builds for this).Main interface is decent for selecting systems and games, but has limited customization. Can only shuffle A, B, X, Y, and it's applied to all systems. Only a few graphics rescaling options, and none with bilinear so many systems' pixels have uneven sizes and vary as they scroll. Sound latency was noticeable. It makes more sense to just run the included RetroArch directly, which gives per-system and per-game controller remapping (fully), and has better graphics scaling options.HDMI worked fine, running at 720p. Audio ran through it, though for RetroArch I had to change Settings->Output->Audio->Device to hdmi (and back when not using HDMI). For Wi-Fi file access I found ssh_enable.sh online to turn ssh on, and I used sshfs on Linux to mount the memory card for easy browsing and copying to it from my main PC.