Just when the RG353M came out, this one followed right after. Feels like it’s meant to compete directly with rival products.

The OS is Android only—no doubt about that.

Specs-wise, it’s powered by the T618 CPU with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, plus expansion via SD card which is nice.

The screen is a 4.95-inch OLED touchscreen. Some say it’s a bit dim, but most users report it’s not really noticeable once you start using it.

The battery is 5000mAh, so it should last for pretty long sessions.

The body is larger than before, but slimmer and easier to hold according to some feedback.

Shoulder buttons are stiff and hard to press—that’s something to watch out for.

Having access to the Google Play Store is huge. Being able to play mobile games with physical buttons is extremely convenient.

Emulation performance is impressive: PSP, Dreamcast, and Sega Saturn all run smoothly.

PS2 and GameCube can stutter, especially with heavier titles.

The biggest downside is the lack of Japanese language support. You’ll have to wait for an update to fix that.

If you only want to play retro games, this might be overkill. It’s really more suited for those who want to dive into the Android emulator scene.