Retroid Pocket 3 Plus Retro Game Handheld - Android Console with Multiple Emulators, 4.7 Inch 16:9 Display, 4500mAh Battery, Classic Games (Clear Blue)

I am really enjoying this handheld. IT DOES NOT COME PRELOADED WITH GAMES. There is a learning curve to download the emulators and ROMs but there are a ton of videos and tutorials out there to help a person learn. It can play most games up to some PS, and PS1. Not too sure about PS2 but Gameboy, DS, etc. will run fine. There is a lot of fine tuning and tinkering involved. The build quality and repairability of this device is good. You can order parts from the manufacturer if you break something. Battery life is good as well and it has 128 GB onboard memory along with 4GB ram. It's an awesome handheld. Good for beginners because this one is kind of obsolete.

Played through several games on this. A little small, but the screen is nice and it feels high quality for the price.

I’ve been looking forward to buying one of these since they were first released, and now after a long wait, I can confidently say it exceeds all my expectations.Pros:-More powerful than I expected, runs GameCube and ps2 like a champ!-The quality of this thing is amazing, it looks and feels so premium.-The screen looks awesome!-Perfect size, just slightly smaller than a switch lite.-Great amount of internal storage considering how small most roms are.-The Retroid Pocket interface it comes with is actually really smooth and looks great.-Buttons and joysticks feel great.-HDMI out and Bluetooth support makes it a great home console for multiplayer!Cons:- It was a little confusing and sometimes frustrating to set up, but maybe that’s because I’m inexperienced in this area.- No analogue triggers, but that’s no big deal.-Placement of the start and select button as well as volume buttons is a little weird.Other than that, I love this thing! Can’t wait to mess around with it some more. You should definitely buy one.

so i havent had the greatest experiences with these devices. i own a few by anbernic, constantly hearing theyre the best, but ive experienced faulty hardware and annoying software and imprecise controls (mostly dpads). but because i kept hearing how good their products are i assumed these devices arent for me.anyway, i like this thing a lot. ergonomics are good, love the dpad and controls on this thing, and its just running on android so the software is great (havent tried any frontends, im fine with stock android). and as far as what it can do, there was a lot of information online in terms of its compatibility, and when i saw my top favorites of the gamecube and ps2 games i wanted to play were at great to perfect performance, that was enough for me.so far id say my experience with those games has been mostly very acceptable, much moreso after updating to the latest firmware (regular dolphin was working considerably better than MMRJ, which was a surprise). im only using PAL roms for these so im not sure if ntsc is any good.all the systems below that have been playing really well, dreamcast is especially nice, no issues running at x2 resolution at any point.only complaint i have with this device so far is honestly just the touchscreen. i dont know how to articulate what the issue is but occasionally i have to fight with it, not so often its a headache but frequently enough its annoying. its less of an issue now that its all set up but i feel like i have to knock it a star.EDIT: having played around more, i discovered the retroid launcher solved a lot of my issues with the touchscreen, in the sense i barely had to use it anymore and it felt more switch-like but for android. rating still stands, but the built-in software is very well designed and works really well, consolizing the experience in a nice way. at the very least i think i'll be sticking to this brand if they continue putting out good products. the battery life has been nice too.

This little handheld is well worth the money!If you can watch a video you can set it up. Mainly for Retroarch and a few of the consoles.I recommend the grip for it as it is a bit thin. Would have been nice if the sides had been bolstered a little bit.It has no instructions whatsoever. Not even to tell you what amperage the brick should be for charging it. Which would have been nice to know out of the box. Had to Google and see what others were using. The consensus was a 2.0, 2.1 brick.It not only plays retro games but also Android games from the Google Play Store. Which is pretty cool if you want to free your phone up of games.Triggers feel great.The ABXY buttons are a bit small IMHO and are a bit too pronounced. I would have opted for something with a smaller profile, a bit wider and a bit rounded on the ends.DPad feels good even though to me the style is a bit outdated now. Full directional pad would have been a better choice.The joysticks are nice once you get used to them.The screen is beautiful.I recommend the handheld and still give it 5 stars. I imagine their next iteration will be very well done.