RG34XX SP

The Anbernic RG34XX SP launched with 2 GB of RAM. It was cut to 1 GB in January. Now some units are turning up with 512 MB of slower LPDDR3. Here is what is confirmed, what Anbernic said, and how to check your own device.

Gen1Recomp runs natively on retro handhelds, not through an emulator. Here is what works on Anbernic, Android and Steam Deck, and what quietly does not.

Two cheap clamshells, two different jobs. The RG34XX SP has a panel built for GBA and tiny analog sticks. The Miyoo Flip has a 4:3 screen, dual card slots, and a bigger battery.

Anbernic's new RG SP slims down the clamshell and drops the analog sticks. Now that the full spec sheet is out, here is how it compares to the RG34XX SP, and whether you should wait or buy now.

Anbernic's two GBA SP style clamshells share the same H700 chip but different screens. The 3:2 RG34XX SP against the 4:3 RG35XX SP, and which library each one suits.

Anbernic's RG34XX SP recreates the Game Boy Advance SP clamshell with a modern H700 chip inside. We test whether nostalgia translates to great gameplay.

Two Anbernic H700 handhelds, two form factors. We compare the $50 RG35XX Pro vertical against the $70 RG34XX SP clamshell to help you choose the right budget handheld.