If you're wondering of the Naming Convention of Anbernic Handhelds here's the Abbreviation for some of the Letters: RG = Retro Gaming XX = Size of Screen V = Vertical H = Horizontal P = Plastic M = Metal MP = Metal Premium SP = Special The Number Digits in the Middle for 35, 40, and 50 could be the Screen Size Inches such as 3'5 Inch and 4 or 5 Inch. Now to be clear I don't Dislike Anbernic, the ones I like are the RG35XX SP because it's a Large & Improved GameBoy Advance SP and the RG Nano works as a Good Key Chain Accessories that's quite Adorable for Retro Gamer Enthusiast. Hopefully Anbernic just Slow Down their Production and make a Handheld that everyone can Enjoy Long Lasting before Upgrading for a New One just like how Retroid does it.
@@dylangirard4670 hmm… perhaps your right on that, while I was doing my Research on these Older Models I couldn’t get the Exact Month & Year. Considering that Anbernic was Founded no earlier in 2017 and Gained Reputation after the “Soulja Boy Incident” where this Old Time Music Artist tried to Sell these Handhelds Double the Price than the Original.
It's such an enormous shame anbernic wasted so much time and resources spreading their line up thin. I can't remember what little emulation handheld I had before them, but they make pretty good lil devices imo. Finally hitting it out of the park with the RG-353PS. The only thing I didn't like about the early models was that you could never shut them off, they'd just go into sleep mode slowly drain the battery. Which was an enormous pain in the ass for long trips or flights.
It was the same with me, sometimes the Power Button isn’t good enough for a Shutdown. So I have to go to the OS Main Menu and Select Shutdown from there to Properly Turn Off the Handheld. Mine is the RG35XX SP and it’s installed with the muOS which is all recent. Yeah it’s best to avoid it when the Handheld gets Stuck on the Booting Screen or Otherwise you have to Reflash (Reformat) your Micro SD Card. Also I tested the Manual Handheld Shutdown on the Menu and it does help me Avoid that Risk and Saves More Battery. Hope you have the Patience to wait for a Boot Up every time you do a Manual Shutdown, Don’t do the Power Button Shutdown or you’ll get a Bug that causes you to get Stuck on the Booting Screen.
I remember when I got into handheld retro gaming, everyone swore by the RG280V because of its build quality and reliability and I feel like Anbernic should lean into those strengths and aim for uniqueness, like what lead to the RG Nano and RG35XXSP.
@@jasg7894 hm you read my mind loud and clearly. >:3 Honestly it’s best to save it for a Handheld that you will play for a longtime such as Retroid which is Affordable.
@@UMvsC3DPFWPW Exactly! I still have my Retroid 2+ and I was waiting for their new clamshell but ended up getting a anbernic sp. If Retroid releases a small form factor handheld with a modern chip, maybe in another year or so, I'll get that.
@@jasg7894 well you’re in Luck buddy because they’re Releasing the Pocket MiNi which is a Small Version of the Pocket 5. It has a Large 4:3 Screen Display and a Built-In Grip. However it does almost cost $200
@@jasg7894 unfortunately there’s not that many Options, there is the Pocket Flip but it’s just a Clamshell Pocket 3 Plus. Also the Hinges aren’t Good either, you can only have a Good 75 Degrees Angle as opposed to 90.
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If you're wondering of the Naming Convention of Anbernic Handhelds here's the Abbreviation for some of the Letters:
RG = Retro Gaming
XX = Size of Screen
V = Vertical
H = Horizontal
P = Plastic
M = Metal
MP = Metal Premium
SP = Special
The Number Digits in the Middle for 35, 40, and 50 could be the Screen Size Inches such as 3'5 Inch and 4 or 5 Inch. Now to be clear I don't Dislike Anbernic, the ones I like are the RG35XX SP because it's a Large & Improved GameBoy Advance SP and the RG Nano works as a Good Key Chain Accessories that's quite Adorable for Retro Gamer Enthusiast. Hopefully Anbernic just Slow Down their Production and make a Handheld that everyone can Enjoy Long Lasting before Upgrading for a New One just like how Retroid does it.
This should be an evolution of anbernic handhelds just released in 2024. There’s been one every other week it seems.
@@dylangirard4670 hmm… perhaps your right on that, while I was doing my Research on these Older Models I couldn’t get the Exact Month & Year. Considering that Anbernic was Founded no earlier in 2017 and Gained Reputation after the “Soulja Boy Incident” where this Old Time Music Artist tried to Sell these Handhelds Double the Price than the Original.
Nice video. I'm still using my RG351M
It's such an enormous shame anbernic wasted so much time and resources spreading their line up thin. I can't remember what little emulation handheld I had before them, but they make pretty good lil devices imo. Finally hitting it out of the park with the RG-353PS. The only thing I didn't like about the early models was that you could never shut them off, they'd just go into sleep mode slowly drain the battery. Which was an enormous pain in the ass for long trips or flights.
It was the same with me, sometimes the Power Button isn’t good enough for a Shutdown. So I have to go to the OS Main Menu and Select Shutdown from there to Properly Turn Off the Handheld.
Mine is the RG35XX SP and it’s installed with the muOS which is all recent. Yeah it’s best to avoid it when the Handheld gets Stuck on the Booting Screen or Otherwise you have to Reflash (Reformat) your Micro SD Card.
Also I tested the Manual Handheld Shutdown on the Menu and it does help me Avoid that Risk and Saves More Battery. Hope you have the Patience to wait for a Boot Up every time you do a Manual Shutdown, Don’t do the Power Button Shutdown or you’ll get a Bug that causes you to get Stuck on the Booting Screen.
I remember when I got into handheld retro gaming, everyone swore by the RG280V because of its build quality and reliability and I feel like Anbernic should lean into those strengths and aim for uniqueness, like what lead to the RG Nano and RG35XXSP.
@@jasg7894 hm you read my mind loud and clearly. >:3
Honestly it’s best to save it for a Handheld that you will play for a longtime such as Retroid which is Affordable.
@@UMvsC3DPFWPW Exactly! I still have my Retroid 2+ and I was waiting for their new clamshell but ended up getting a anbernic sp. If Retroid releases a small form factor handheld with a modern chip, maybe in another year or so, I'll get that.
@@jasg7894 well you’re in Luck buddy because they’re Releasing the Pocket MiNi which is a Small Version of the Pocket 5. It has a Large 4:3 Screen Display and a Built-In Grip.
However it does almost cost $200
@@UMvsC3DPFWPW If someone figures out a clamshell that's stable with that kind of power then it's definite buy for me!
@@jasg7894 unfortunately there’s not that many Options, there is the Pocket Flip but it’s just a Clamshell Pocket 3 Plus. Also the Hinges aren’t Good either, you can only have a Good 75 Degrees Angle as opposed to 90.
DUDE, in 2024, 6 consoles with the h700 chipset, and 3 consoles with the t820, this is obsene
@@nichi446 I know right and that the Newer Handhelds in 2025 will be having the SnapDragon Chip which will play 90% of the PS2 Library!