Dosnura RG351P Handheld Game Console, Retro Game Console Open Linux Tony System RK3326 Chip 64G TF Card 2500 Classic Games 3.5 Inch IPS Screen 3500mAh Battery (Purple)

Hardware quality is decent. Everything works properly, but you need to know how to read the manual, learn the button combinations, and how to use the system's "save states" to actually save. You'll need to research how emulators, ROMs, and SD cards work if you want to add more stuff like mario games.All the people complaining that this doesn't work are lacking troubleshooting skills. Follow instructions and watch a tutorial on youtube if you can't figure it out.

It's a small little emulator that is perfect for retro gaming on the go! I'm take a 14 hour flight to the Philippines and this will be perfect for passing the time with and it has so so many games that I love. Lots of reviews and videos said that it doesn't have wifi capabilities or the ability to save games. Mine connected right away to wifi and it saved games no problem what so ever. I look forward to playing resident evil 3 and other retro games on my very long flight.

Straight out of the box, this system is good but not great. The SD card is cheap and the firmware is a few generations behind. Additionally, a lot of the features are not so easy to figure out on your own. I very strongly recommend you watch one of the YouTube tutorial videos on this device, as you'll save yourself an immense level of frustration. With that said, if you're the sort who just wants a quick game of Mario or Sonic and doesn't mind not having the ability to save game states, then just go for it.If you do want to save games and learn how to truly utilize this device, then you should buy a new SD card for it straight away (size is up to you, but 128 seems about adequate). You should then update the firmware as this will give you access to features like being able to actually save.Pros:-Good quality feel-Good screen quality-A lot of games straight out of the box-The battery life is pretty okCons:-You can't save unless you get a new SD card and update the firmware-The sound quality isn't always so great-Some systems don't play terribly well (the majority do)-After just two weeks, my batter no longer seems to hold a full charge

Popped in the SD card, and there were some very weird systems on there. If you Google the games that are supposed to be on the SD card, about half of them are missing. The SD card only had 4 N64 games, half of the NES and SNES games are missing. There are supposed to be about 20 Mario/Super Mario games with this device yet the SD card has ZERO. Mario 64 is missing, super Mario for both game boy advanced and NES are missing. Lots of weird ported Japanese systems are on there……just no stay away from this.

I was not expecting this to be as good as it is. I will say, this does NOT come with 2500+ games as the description says but, THATS OK. The N64 emulation has some minor graphic glitches out of the box and some very minor frameskips but is still very playable. My biggest concern was the PSP capabilities. So far playing Megaman X maverick hunter, i have had ZERO issues. (no pun intended). Im going to try different games for it in the future to see how well other titles perform. The firmware installed initially on this is not bad. Some of the game names are cut off on the screen and you have to wait for them to scroll to read the entire title. I kind of wish the device its self had a larger version. my phone is larger than this thing but for the price of it and what you are getting, this is a very good deal in my opinion as someone who tends to lean toward retro gaming.