ANBERNIC RG 34XXSP
About the RG 34XXSP
Compact, nostalgic, and powerful — the RG 34XXSP brings classic clamshell gaming to the modern era.
Yellow, Gray, Black, Indigo
3.4-inch IPS full viewing angle, OCA full lamination/ 720*480
H700 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53, 1.5GHz frequency
dual- core G31 MP2
LPDDR4 2GB
64GB TF/MicroSD
Linux 64-bit
2.4/5G WIFI 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.2
Video player supports formats such as "wmv", "avi","rmvb", "flv", "mp4", "3gp", "asf", "mov", "mpg","mkv" etc. Music player supports formats such as "flac", "mp3", "wav", "ape", "aif", "aiff", "ogg", "wma", "aac", "m4a", "m4r" etc. File manager and E-book reader (supporting txt format) supported, and the WiliWili online playback feature.
Supports:ported games and other 30+ emulators;
Support users to download related format games.
Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Russian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese
High-fidelity speaker
Dual card slots, support TF card expansion, maximum 512GB
Polymer lithium battery 3300mAH, lasting 6 hours
5V/1.5A, support C2C charger
Built-in strong magnets in the upper and lower covers, supporting the magnetic closure function; built-in Hall switch chip,Features a sleep mode when the lid is closed
Supports 2.4G wireless controller and wired controller connection, Bluetooth controller connection, HD connection to TV, vibration motor, online multiplayer via WiFi, and streaming
USB charging cable, giftbox , user manual, screen protector
Length 8.3cm; Width 8.2cm; Height 2.5cm; Weight 0.178kg
Included in the box
I was playing RG 34xxSP are great quality and GBA games look much better ^^
Really good for what it does, and for its price point, but the UI/OS they've got is a little rough to work with. Needs some refinement in the programming, but otherwise a phenomenal product, and for the tech savvy apparently it's easy to get a better system installed.
I love this device. I have used it for a few weeks now and have no run into any issues. Its wonderful. I cannot believe I can play DS games on this thing!
Amazing, that's all I needed. Thank you for the work.
Bought for a friend. Device was good just painful to set up in the beginning.
I tried replacing the microSD card with a SanDisk one because ChatGPT mentioned a lot of the stock generic microSD cards fail over time. I was trying to just drop one 256 GB to replace. Because I had to email customer service to get the stock OS image, I started with Rocknix first. I had issues expanding the partition overwriting portions unseen from Windows then Windows unable to see or write to the partition for games unless I used a paid program. I had issues expanding the partition with the stock OS once I got it. The easiest thing was using a spare 64 GB microSD card I had. I just didn't think it'd be that hard to replace with a single 256 GB microSD card instead of then needing two.
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