ANBERNIC RG353P Protective Case

Very solid device. You'll want to use your own SD card with a new OS but it's easy.

Went from the RG351p to this, mainly to haven proper N64 emulation. I like the ergnomics and the screen a lot. On the software side I think a lot will be improved in the future. The stock firmware gives you iffy N64 emulation and 8- and 16 bit games don't run as smoothly as they do on the RG351 somehow. The frame rate just seems a little uneven. Same goes for JELOS. The Android side gives you better N64 emulation and smooth 8- and 16 bit gameplay, but it all feels a bit slapped together. Hoping for good custom firmware in the future!

It does the job and works fine, to hold and protect the RG353P, but there are tiny things. I wouldn't recommend putting anything, except a screen wipe in the top, as the case is very right and you will put pressure on the device, and the ANBERNIC branding, is on the bottom of the case, which is just a shame.

ANBERNIC RG353P Retro Gaming Console

I would highly recommend the RG353p to anyone in the market for brilliant entry point hand held emulator, i have tried other similar devices and none compare to this. It feels great to hold even for longer periods, all the buttons sit in the right place and have a nice click when pressed. The screen is of high quality with an excellent brightness range and the linux operating system is so simple to use with just enough settings options to further customise the devise but not so much it becomes overwhelming. The devise came packaged with a sd card which was great to get a feel for how everything runs with only some of the more demanding N64/Dreamcast games causing any drop in performance but for the price that was expected and from what i have read the android side would run them better but i haven't even ventured to that side yet as the drops where only slight and I've been enjoying the linux side to much. Top work Anbernic👍🏽.

Perfectly got my RG353PS. Has just enough room for a charging cable but this keeps the size down that is a benefit to me. The zip seems robust which is good to see.

The case has a nice finish and feels decent quality. My RG353P fits in nicely and the elastic strap keeps it in place. Only slight gripe is the case is quite narrow so you can't store much more than the charger cable in there without putting some pressure on the device.

Lots of fun with that toy

I have the RG353M. A very nice, compact, premium quality aluminum shelled, version of this. I bought the RG353P as a present for a friend. ....And I like it more. Now wishing I'd bought this version instead. It's very comfortable in the hands, and lighter, with stacked shoulder buttons. It's so much more ergonomic, and I can play for so much longer with it. Despite being plastic, it doesn't feel cheap (other than the edges of the lower shoulder triggers), and I'm now contemplating getting one for myself - though I use the M a lot through HDMI and Bluetooth controllers. But this P version also does that. The screen is also a great size - clear, and big enough, while keeping the overall size fairly compact. There are newer and more powerful consoles, and with bigger screens. But I'd say this is a perfect size and form factor for a handheld retro console.

Really enjoy this device, far more sturdy than my RG35XX. Stock firmware is good, having options of others to add ma hones is great. Form factor is really comfortable and small enough to take anywhere. Got case at same time, perfect fit for it.