Anbernic - RG34XX

Want to buy Anbernic RG34XX?

The Anbernic RG34XX combines the iconic GameBoy Advance design with modern hardware. Compact, sturdy and instantly ready to play your favourite retro games anywhere at home, on the road or on the couch.
What a cool handheld this is, if like me you were a fan of the GBA you'll love this too. And how good they have become at translating the iconic style of legendary devices to modern handhelds at Anbernic.

Check out the independent review at RetroReady.co.uk

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Who is the RG34XX for?

For anyone with a warm retro heart. Whether you want to play quickly on the train or dream away with classics at night, the RG34XX brings back nostalgia in a handy, modern package. It feels like coming home, but with today's reliability and speed.

What systems can you play?

Support for a wide mix of retro platforms - both homebrew and your own bought titles:

• Nintendo: NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, GameBoy Advance
• Sega: Mega Drive (Genesis), Game Gear
• Sony: PlayStation 1

Smooth performance, true-to-life display and quick switching between systems.

What makes MuOS so good?

MuOS takes the RG34XX to the next level:

• Better performance: fast loading times and smoother gameplay
• User-friendly interface: get to your favourite titles faster
• Automatic save-states: immediately continue where you were
• Regular updates: new features and optimisations

In short: plug-and-play with no fuss.

Why choose the RG34XX?

• Powerful hardware in an iconic retro jacket (GBA-style)
• Support for a wide range of retro consoles
• Bright 3.4-inch IPS display with 720×480 resolution (3:2)
• Dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2
• HD output to TV/monitor, dual microSD slots, USB-C charging
• 3500mAhbattery for long gaming sessions
• Colours: indigo, black, transparent green, transparent red

Available configurations at RetroGear:

• 32GB Anbernic SD card
• 64GB SanDisk SD card with MuOS preset

Core specifications (brief)

• Screen: 3.4″ IPS, 720×480, 3:2
• SoC: Allwinner H700, quad-core Cortex-A53 @ 1.5 GHz + Mali-G31 GPU
• RAM: 1GB LPDDR4
• Storage: ** dual microSD (up to 512GB or more)
• OS: Linux/Anbernic (compatible with MuOS)
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz, Bluetooth 4.2, HD output, USB-C
• Battery: ** 3500mAh, up to ~7 hours of playing time
• Colours: indigo, black, transparent green, transparent red

💬 Personal impression

Honestly? This is the sweet spot in the mid-range.
The RG34XX feels familiar, starts up quickly and does exactly what you want without friction. The 3:2 screen works surprisingly well for handheld classics, and with MuOS next to it, you notice that everything runs just that little bit tighter and smoother. If you're looking for a no-nonsense retro handheld that does feel modern, this is it.

❓ Frequently asked questions about the RG34XX

**Is MuOS necessary or can I also get by with the standard system?
Both work fine. The standard system is immediately usable; MuOS mainly gives you faster navigation, better organisation and fine quality-of-life features like automatic save-states.

To which system does the performance run smoothly?
Anything up to PS1 is comfortably playable. For older 2D systems, it's even overkill; there you mainly benefit from the tight scaling and sharp screen.

Does the 3:2 screen work for all systems?
For handheld classics, 3:2 is ideal. For 4:3 systems, you can choose between pixel-perfect display (with small bars) or full-screen with minimal stretching.

What about storage and expansion?
You have dual microSD slots. The 64GB option with MuOS is plug-and-play; if you want to expand later, simply swap or add a second card.

**Can I connect it to a TV or monitor?
Yes, there is HD output available. Ideal if you occasionally want to play on big screen.

How long does the battery last?
around 6-7 hours, depending on brightness and system.

**Why should I buy it from RetroGear?
You get fast shipping, clear setup options and support that knows how this handheld is used in practice. If you want to get started right away, our MuOS configuration is the most hassle-free start.