RG406V Handheld Game Console RG 406V 4-inch IPS Multi-touch Screen No Card Retro Game Console Android 13 Retro Emulator RG406V 5500mAh Battery 1080p DP Output WIFI Bluetooth Black

This thing is absolutely amazing!! But when I first got it I’m not gonna lie I almost returned it because I’m not the best when it comes to computer tech. Unfortunately this doesn’t come set up out of the box correctly or with games. It takes some time to watch videos and figure out how to properly set up emulators. It’s a lot to take in at first if you aren’t tech savvy. But man am I glad I stuck it out and figured things out. Absolutely amazing system I’ve been constantly downloading everything! Being able to get GameCube and PS2 games and everything between is so cool. FYI a lot of videos you will find explain how you download roms and put them on SD card and then transfer. This thing is a computer itself you can download straight from google and transfer the files to the proper folder afterwards and bam you got a new game. It’s super easy once you finally figure it out so don’t give up! LOVE IT

I've been playing this thing since last November. I wanted something to play while at parents house for the holidays. It served that purpose well. It's portable, has a ton of games already but also easy to add more games, doesn't get even get warm, and battery lasts forever. TBH I find myself playing Gameboy/GBC/NES/SNES games on it the most. Those game libraries are huge already. And yeah you can play up to PS2 games but I find it's a little hard to play those on a smaller screen. Game UI's are tiny and the controls can be weird because they're not 1:1 with how this thing's keys are bound. Rebinding keys and getting into settings is pretty easy. This handheld sits in my bathroom for the most part for when I go to the bathroom lol. It's amazing for that and is why the battery lasts weeks at a time for me. Granted if I was playing nonstop it would battery probably would not last anywhere remotely close to what I'm seeing with intermittent play. Is it worth $200? You'll have to answer that yourself but for me, yes, it was worth it. Be very careful handling it because I think it would break pretty easily if dropped. So keep that in mind.

I've had my 406v for a year now and it has been the worst piece of tech I've ever owned. Within a few months of owning it, I've had screen flickering and ghosting constantly. The device itself is also shockingly heavy with incredibly poor ergonomics, so don't count on being able to hold it comfortably for periods longer than a single minute. The included SD card corrupted after a few months as well. And the screen is barely secured by anything, multiple times now when I've dropped the device the screen has fallen out, supported only by it's ribbon cables. Sadly my time for refunds or returns has long passed, so I'm stuck with the damn thing. And the price is absurd, given the other available options at this point. This thing can barely play ps2 games, yet is being sold for a price that should be able to play much more intense stuff than ps2 emulation.

Perfect for retro gaming

Ordered this for my fiancé. The box came beat up was not packed safe in the Amazon box but luckily the product itself wasn’t damaged. Overall it’s been working well have had it for over 2 weeks now

Great little device. the one i have has 128gb of internal storage and a microSD card slot on the side. runs android 13. i have roms in there for all older consoles from commodore 64 to playstation 2. runs them very well. the screen is nice, responsive no lag. I have a 2TB microSD card in the unit right now that is about 90% full of Roms. You can plug this device into a usb-c to hdmi adapter and plug it into your tv or a monitor. Unit has wifi and bluetooth onboard. to transfer files to it i installed an android app and set it up to be an FTP server over wireless. that works rather well. i have zero complaints about anbernic or their devices. it is well built the unit does not feel cheap and has a little bit of heft to it. battery life will vary based on which game console you emulate.

Great gaming device. Feels very nice in the hand but the list of games is terrible. I was hoping for NES, SNES, and genesis games. I now know why they don’t list what games there are on the description.

My kid self would've loved this thing! Apart from playing games, it does nearly everything you'd expect from the os. Movies, ebooks, podcasts, music streaming, keeping a journal, browsing online, chatting, create games with the right apps. The battery life is decent, adding files is easy. All that's missing is a decent camera and it would be set. I'm still discovering all the neat features this thing can do two months from now. Did you know you can connect a mini graphics tablet to this? I sure didn't until yesterday, now I have the perfect way to play 3ds games that require stylus control, or draw some stuff with art apps (aka make pixel sprites). Other useful accessories I got to compliment this device is a portable 1tb storage, a power bank, and a pocket keyboard. Turned into a powerhouse for entertainment. All in all, definitely worth every penny I paid for it.