ANBERNIC RG CubeXX
NOTE: Consoles shipped from China warehouse are the same to overseas warehouse, with English as default language.
About the RG CubeXX
Retro square-screen, Linux 64-bit system and equipped with RGB lighting effects to bring you a cool gaming experience!
Black/Gray/White
3.95-inch IPS screen, OCA full lamination, Resolution: 720*720
H700 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53, 1.5GHz frequency
Dual-core G31 MP2
LPDDR4 1GB
32GB TF/MicroSD
Linux 64-bit
Supported:Ported games and other 30+ emulators;
Supports users to download games in related formats themselves.
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 (supports txt format)
Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Russian, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish
High fidelity speakers
Dual card slots, support TF card expansion, maximum 512GB ；
32G-(no game) ；
32G+64G (compatible 5000+ games) ；
32G+128G (compatible 8000+ games) ；
32G+256G (compatible 11000+ games)
Li-polymer battery 3800mAh, lasting 6.5 hours
5V/1.5A, support C2C charger
16 million color RGB joystick lighting, support always mode, breath, simulator phantom, chasing, monochromatic rainbow, and multicolor rainbow etc. support customize the color and adjust the brightness.
Supports 2.4G wireless controller and wired controller connection, HD connection to TV, vibration motor, Wi-Fi online multiplayer, and streaming.
USB charging cable, color box, user manual
Length 19.3cm; Width 11.8cm; Height 4.5cm; Weight 0.4231kg
Length 15.72cm; Width 8.96cm; Height 1.79cm; Weight 0.246kg
Included in the box
I love my RG CubeXX
I love my cube and sp that I got recently but I don't really get who thinks it's a good idea to ship a stock OS that includes Bluetooth support but doesn't work correctly with Bluetooth headphones. Am I crazy for thinking that would be the main use for Bluetooth and not for controllers? I get there is hdmi out and it's nice for that but it was such a bummer to find out that the stock OS doesn't have functional Bluetooth audio. I'd give 3 stars but everything else about the device is so good I'll just take one off.
I like it. Software could be betterLike, I wish the settings were more direct, with presets to scale the content to use as much screen estate as possible while keeping the aspect ratio.
It's a bit finnickey and you have to tinker around more than I'd like. And the key bindings feel very unintuitive, I tend to want to rotate the bindings of the face buttons one step clockwise for most consoles like NES for example, just to avoid holding it in odd angles. If I rebind the keys to the menus and stuff, the changes aren't reflecting on the button prompts or UI hints, so no matter what you do it feels backwards. In short: Software could be better. The device is awesome.
The perfect blend of ergonomics hardware screen and quiet buttons with an extremely efficient chip in it. This is a machine best for people who can curate their own library and are excited about certain limitations- in order to PLAY the games. Its nice because you can do just that. And its low key. Like riding a beach cruiser to the beach as opposed to a carbon frame track bike in downtown rush hour with no helmet. There's another time and place for that.
Currently awaiting a custom firmware to be released. Tested a few roms without issues. I'm loving the stereo sound quality. I'm also liking the RGB lights around the sticks can be turned off.
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