Features
Runs Android 13 with Unisoc Tiger T820, 8GB RAM, 128GB UFS2.2
5000mAh battery, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, active cooling with RGB lights
4-inch IPS 4:3 960×720 full-lamination, slim bezels, 300PPI
Quick settings for fan, RGB, and performance modes
I/O: USB-C with 1080p output, 3.5mm jack, microSD slot, stereo speakers
6-axis gyro, Keymapping support
Size ~174×81×17.9mm, weight ~265g with ergonomic grip
Pros
- ＋ 4:3 hi-res 4-inch display scales retro games perfectly
- ＋ Grip and anti-slip texture provide comfortable hold
- ＋ Hall-effect sticks and triggers offer precision and drift resistance
- ＋ Quiet active cooling balances heat and noise
- ＋ Official launcher and Keymapping simplify emulator and game setup
Cons
- − Sticks sit high, may protrude or feel abrupt in use
- − Trigger stroke and stiffness could tire hands in long sessions
- − Speakers lack bass and sound somewhat muffled
- − Not ultralight, less ideal for thin-and-flat preference
Reviews
- A balanced handheld with practical retro resolution, mid-tier SoC, and ergonomic design
- Capable of running GC, some Wii/PS2 with tuning, while heavier Android games need reduced settings
Benchmarks
| Antutu （Total） |
480,000
|
|---|
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Emulator Performance
| Platform | Rating |
|---|---|
Family Computer / NES
|
Playable |
Game Boy
|
Playable |
Super Famicom / SNES
|
Playable |
PC Engine
|
Playable |
Mega Drive / Sega Genesis
|
Playable |
Game Gear
|
Playable |
Game Boy Advance
|
Playable |
PlayStation
|
Playable |
Nintendo 64
|
Playable |
PlayStation Portable
|
Playable |
Dreamcast
|
Playable |
Nintendo DS
|
Playable |
Sega Saturn
|
Playable |
Nintendo GameCube
|
Playable |
Wii
|
Runs |
Nintendo 3DS
|
Not Playable |
PlayStation 2
|
Not Playable |
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Benchmarks
| Antutu （Total） |
480,000
|
|---|
