【30000 in 1】 R40S Pro Retro Handheld Game Console, Video Game Console, 3.5 inch IPS Screen, More Than 20 Emulator, 256G TF Card (White)
$79.99
Price: $79.99
(as of Jan 12, 2025 11:59:29 UTC – Details)
Product Description
New System
1.5GHz 64-bit RK3326 processor, Mali-G31MP dual-core GPU, and 8GB RAM; the new operating system offers a smoother and more responsive experience.
High Resolution
Equipped with a 3.5-inch IPS full-view screen with a 640×480 high resolution, ensuring clear RGB color display from all angles.
Extensive game library
Pre-installed with over 15,000 games, it supports more than 12 mainstream emulators, and the 256GB expandable memory allows for adding even more games.
Long Battery Life
The built-in 3800mAh high-capacity rechargeable battery provides up to 10 hours of battery life and comes with a Type-C charging cable.
Save Game
PSP Emulator: Press the right analog stick to enter the save game interface.
Other Emulators: Press “FN + X” simultaneously, select “Save States” to enter the save related page, and then choose “Save State.”
Note: To return to the saved state, after entering the game, press “FN + X” simultaneously, select “Save States” to enter the save related page, and then choose “Load State” to go back to the saved state.
Exit Game
Most Games: Press “FN + START” twice simultaneously to exit.
Some Games: Press “FN + SELECT” simultaneously to exit.
A Few Games: Press the left analog stick once to exit.
【Powerful Performance】 1.5GHz 64-bit RK3326 processor, Mali-G31MP dual-core GPU, and 8GB RAM; the new operating system offers a smoother and more responsive experience. Pre-installed with over 15,000 games, it supports more than 12 mainstream emulators, and the 256GB expandable memory allows for adding even more games.
【HD Display】 Equipped with a 3.5-inch IPS full-view screen with a 640×480 high resolution, ensuring clear RGB color display from all angles.
【Long Battery Life】 The built-in 3800mAh high-capacity rechargeable battery provides up to 10 hours of battery life and comes with a Type-C charging cable.
【Portable and Multifunctional】 The compact body is easy to carry, making it perfect for outdoor use. It features a built-in speaker and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
【Customizable Options】 Supports Wi-Fi connection via a Wi-Fi adapter for two-player co-op gaming (requires a Type-C Wi-Fi receiver, not included).
8 reviews for 【30000 in 1】 R40S Pro Retro Handheld Game Console, Video Game Console, 3.5 inch IPS Screen, More Than 20 Emulator, 256G TF Card (White)
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Amber –
So many games!
Canât believe how many games are on here with all the various gaming systems. My husband loves it for in the go.
Harlee –
Very happy!
My husband received this as a gift. He LOVES the amount of games he can play. I brought back his childhood!
Jeremy Schulte –
Sound corruption and damaged screen
Right out of the box I noticed some lines on the screen that are discolored from damage or cheap quality screen. There is sound corruption that plays even when in menus and some games do not run well.
Danté –
Super cool
I’m still up in the air on the longevity of this game system, but it has hundreds of games across several systems at a great price. The only drawback is that it tends to freeze and display a black screen with just music. I had to return the first one I got because it wouldn’t charge.
nancy deruse –
Recommend
Highly pleased with this product. Brings me back to my childhood. Recommend as a gift!
S. Marr –
I’m nostalgic, so it works for me
So, I will likely never get to play all 15000 games that are supposedly available on this handheld device, but the ones I’ve tried are cool. They’ve tried to accommodate various the controls found on different systems with joysticks (at left and right), D-pad, triggers (L1, L2, R1, R2), action buttons (A, B, X, Y), and option buttons (start, select, function). The black buttons make it difficult to see the letters stamped into them. Backlit buttons would be helpful. Some games are mapped well to the controls, and others not so much. Each game’s emulator and setup options are different, so it can be confusing is trying to figure out how the controls work from one to another, especially for triggers and buttons. The D-Pad and joysticks are primarily for directional movements. Though for Nintendo DS games, the right joystick controls a virtual stylus for virtually tapping and dragging items on the screen in place of using a physical stylus. Also, since the DS handhelds had two screens, the trigger buttons and FN button help you toggle between the two screen views and even lay them out side by side.Growing up in the 70s and 80s, there is a lot of nostalgia to playing the older classic arcade games. Back then, it was one game per huge stand-up machine, though there were tabletop versions of some games where two players could sit at each end to compete. It makes me appreciate how far gaming has come and to have experienced the progression.Some of the games, or maybe the emulators, I tried glitched and wouldn’t load properly. Sometimes I got locked into games without a way back to home. The left side of the device has a reset button and power button for those instances.There may be a possibility of using the OTG port to connect to HDMI on an external monitor, but I haven’t been successful yet. Also, I’m looking into adding a WiFi adapter and connecting a playstation style controller.The battery is charged with the included USB-C cable, though the battery compartment is accessible. The wiring and connectors are readily accessible for replacement as well.The online community says that the R40S Pro is stamped with R36S internally on the board. The hardware may be the same, I don’t really know. Maybe the upgrade is in the software, graphics, or just in the marketing. I can’t really speculate.Even with some glitches here and there, I’m focused on what it can do rather than what it can’t. There are hours to explore the wide range of games that span multiple decades. For me the screen is small for my eyes, and sometimes the graphics too dim; so I’ll wear a pair of higher magnification reading glasses and dim the lights in the room to make the best of the experience.
Operational Necessity –
I would rate it 4 stars
I would rate this 4 stars. I’d knock off one star because the Mr. Do version on this is the least desirable one to have. Every old-school game I could think of to look up – I found. Some games are the Chinese version. Games you probably won’t play anyway. I knock off one more star on mine because the controls don’t seem to work reliably. Maybe they need to be worked more? Seems like half the time when you try and change direction – the controls just don’t pick it up. I rock it around and it makes connection, and it eventually works. This goes for either set of controls. Also, sometimes it seems to move in ways I wasn’t trying to go. I’ll keep playing with it and see if it gets any better. Maybe it’s me. You can fast forward during a game but you’re frozen during this time – so you are fast forwarding to your demise. Lots of features. Too many to list. Lots of good games. I’m used to controls that are wider apart. Screen resolution and refresh rate are good enough to not be an issue to my eyes. It’s worth the money – especially if you have one particular old-school game that you love to play.
Harold G. Meeks Jr. –
Packed with Games and Fun to Play
This is a neat game system at a very nice price. You get a lot for the money – many, many games to play. The games are organized through a well designed menu system that makes it easier to find a particular game. Making a game a favorite pushes it to the top of the list – a thoughtful feature. The screen is bright and colorful with rich blacks and colors that are spot on – neither super saturated or faded. Controls are decent – the joypad is rubber membrane, with a slightly stiff feel. Joysticks on the bottom are easy to reach with the thumb. Buttons have a nice feel as well. The back shoulder buttons are clicky. The speaker is OK – good enough for reproducing game music, and it is plenty loud. The game system is ready to go out of the box – no adjustments needed for a good game play experience. Battery life is very decent, and there is a battery door on back. The included information sheet has small print – it’s necessary to learn the various button combinations to quit a game or save a state. The game system charges via USB-C. This game system is a good deal and a lot of fun to play.