Name: ANBERNIC RG28XX
Brand: Anbernic
SKU: China-RG28XX-Orange-64G
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.83 (36 reviews)

ANBERNIC RG28XX

$39.99 USD

$47.99 USD

System Update Instructions

The RG28XX shipped from China has been updated to Linux 64-bit system.

The RG28XX shipped from overseas warehouse has not been updated and is still Linux system.

About the RG28XX

Small but delicate, easy for carrying out.

Color

Gray /Beige White / Black Transparent / Lava Orange

Screen

2.83-inch IPS full viewing angle, OCA full lamination 640*480

CPU

H700 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53, 1.5GHz frequency

GPU

Dual-core Mali-G31 MP2

RAM

LPDDR4 1GB

Storage

64GB TF/MicroSD

System

Linux 64 bit

Multi-media

Video player supports formats such as "wmv", "avi","rmvb", "flv","mp4","3gp","asf","mov","mpg","mkv".Music player supports formats such as "flac", "mp3", "wav", "ape", "aif", "aiff", "ogg", "wma", "aac", "m4a", "m4r". file manager, and e-book reader (supports txt format)

Games

Support third-party software RixelHK (Game Downloader)

Support 30+ emulators;
Support users to download related format games

Language

Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Russian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese

Speaker

High-fidelity speaker

TF card

Dual card slots, support TF card expansion, maximum 512GB

64GB SD card (compatible 5000+ games);
64GB+128GB SD card (compatible total 13000+ games);
64GB+256GB SD card (compatible 16000+ games)

Battery

Li-polymer battery 3100mAh, battery life 8 hours

Charging

Support 5V/2A charging

Other function

Support 2.4G wireless and wired controller,HD output TV, vibration motor.

Included in the box

RG28XX

Type-c cable

User manual

RG28XX Official Unboxing

Amazing little device!

I love my gba micro. This thing is only SLIGHTLY bigger, and can play anything up to ps1/Dreamcast. Most N64 games work, a couple have issues, but usually a little tweak of the right setting(s) gets most N64 games running. Retro and MAME games run GREAT. Battery life is solid. Micro HDMI out is kinda awesome for plugging into a TV like the switch. Downside to TV mode; only one USB C port, so you can either play with a controller plugged in until the battery dies, or use a really long HDMI cable and no controller (use device) so it can charge while plugged into the TV. But hey, that's pretty small potatoes. Battery life is good enough for longer play sessions than anyone should need as long as you started fully charged. 11/10 recommend. I lost my first one on an airplane and got this one to replace it.

The RG28XX

I really love this little device, not only is it pocketable but also powerful enough to play more games in that little device, love the grey design of the RG28XX, very nostalgic. My only problem with the device has to be the buttons and dpad. The buttons work so well but they're just small and the dpad gets uncomfortable to press after five minutes or less. Either way, I love the device and will look forward to the other handhelds :)

Nicely lightweight and small size. It could be just a little larger, the buttons too. I like the design and layout of the screen extending from top to bottom in this form factor, but it is the only one that looks like that and is a little smaller than it has to be.

Gameboy micro reancarnation

Perfect small device for my gameboy advance games itch.

Small yet robust!

I love that this device is the new modern Micro. It's got enough buttons, and the joystick swap feature, along with R2 swapping, means you can play a lot of N64, PS1 and Dreamcast, all of which take great advantage of this screen. And GBA is right on par with the Micro when at aspect. The stock OS works great! I wish it could be customized a bit more, but it detects controllers, it switches HDMI, and it has a bunch of really good options set off the start for nobodies. Worth every penny.

1 2 3