Haihuang RG351P Handheld Game Console,Plug & Play Video Games with 64G TF Card 2500 Classic Games, Portable Game Console 3.5 Inch IPS Screen Double 3D Rocker Supports 3.5mm Sound Headphones (Black)

Sure, the price is maybe 10 dollars more than other sites but the shipping was fast (3 business days), shipping was free, and the console came with a bunch of extras.Included:USB OTG AdapterUSB Wifi N adapterScreen ProtectorScreen WipesVery nice USB C cableInstructionsConsoleThis is a very good seller to buy from. I'm happy with my purchase and it was totally worth the extra few dollars to get it through Amazon and delivered quickly.

I bought this specifically for playing GBA games and the occasional SNES and N64 game. The device I received worked well out of the box. There were no apparent issues with it besides packaging. There was no bubble wrap or padding inside the box, so the device was actually outside of it's actual box including all of the cables and dongles, etc. They were all loose inside the shipping box and I was almost afraid that the device could have been damaged, but luckily it wasn't. The buttons feel nice, have a soft press and the texture matte feeling of the device is nice. I also really like the analog sticks, they remind me of the switch lite.It comes preloaded with various games on a generic 64GB micro SD card. I bought my own separate Samsung micro SD card and downloaded the newest OS onto that as well as added the ROMs I predownloaded. It comes with a lot of weird games, some missing boxart that doesn't even show up with scraping. Luckily after I downloaded the newest OS, partitioned my micro SD card and loaded my games onto it there were no issues when I started it up.I didn't know the first thing about this device, but I followed a guide online to set it up including adding and editing themes through FTP, setting hotkeys, setting screen sizing per system, etc.It takes a couple of minutes to get it going, but once everything is set up, it works no problem. I tried PSP and NDS, but I don't recommend it. It was a little finicky to figure out the controls for PSP, and I didn't bother with NDS. Overall, I definitely reccomend this especially as a GBA emulator.

I love this device. I have a rk2020, rg350p, and many others. This is the best one out now, we'll unless u buy this in the metal version, the rg351m has built in wifi and a few other upgrades. But this one is amazing. You will need to tweak individual games and emulator settings. There are a ton of utube channels with instructional videos. The aspect ratio on the 351p is not as good for older emulators like nes, genesis, ect. That's because this 351 has a little small screen as runs a different aspect ratio. But wait till you play dreamcast, like jet set radio. I've had no real bad issues running most newer emulated games like nintendo ds, psone, nin64. Some might chug a lil or slow down at moments but there not unplayable. There's already firmware updates for it. Mine came with the usbc to usb adapter and the usb plug-in wifi, wasn't expecting that because I ordered one separate from the device. Only bad thing I have to say is the seller did a horrible job packaging it, because they put it in a big box with no packing and the device's box opened up and everything was loose in the box. So I guess the lil rg351p is very durable.

Works out of the box with no real issues, but takes some effort to get optimal performance and visuals.That said? I've spent at least a hundred hours on this since my purchase back in september, and have purchased several to give as gifts, all of which have seen the recipients completely glued to them. Excellent build quality, too.One gripe I have? The batteries were clearly second-rate, with questionable lifespans further shortened by their reporting as being fully charged while they were obviously not.

I would legitimately give this 10 stars if I could. I have purchased many of these handhelds over the past 2 years. I've purchased the Odroid xu4. And they were all grade A crap. They all said they could play all of these emulators, simple plug and play. None of that was true. So I purchased this with very little expectations. But the reviews were convincing enough and for 100 bucks I said hey, you get what you pay for. I was wrong this time.. I got much better then what I paid for. This actually came preloaded with a ton of games and it was actually advertised correctly. Plus, you can add your own games and it's not hard to do. Anything from ps1 and below including mame works perfectly. The controls are mapped out for just about everything. Anything from N64 and up, will go game to game. But to my surprise alot did work well, especially Dreamcast. That one blew my mind. I am a fan of Gauntlet Legends and it never runs at a playable speed for anything. Especially the n64 version. I can'tunderstand why that is so hard to emulate. But the Dreamcast version. Literally perfect. I'm still shocked. You need to learn how to navigate Retroarch a little and once you toggle some personal choices like smoothing, or whatever filters. You can do and run so much on this little portable. It feels very well built too. The battery life is what I expect. Maybe 5 hours depending on the games. But that's pretty standard. I love this system. I was genuinely surprised.

Has everything you need already installed, with the ability to add more ROMS manually. You can even change the OS. I haven't had to adjust much but most everything works with the exception of a couple games that just don't have the right resolution. Nothing game breaking. Some titles, as expected, are close remakes. I actually prefer some of the Pokemon remakes over the originals. Plenty of classic titles to choose from. Feels more clunky than a Gameboy but it's a 3rd of the price and comes with over 300 games so I'm not complaining. Screen is nice and bright and the speakers have loud enough sound for playing on car rides. Wish I had this as a kid.