Snapdragon 8300 Processor Android 14 OS 4.7-inch Touchscreen Handheld Console Supports WiFi/Bluetooth Magnetic Levitation Joystick RGB Backlighting 5500mAh High-Capacity Battery

Great device!What I don’t like:- loud fan noise, but you only hear it with PC or secret console games- had to order stacked triggers from Etsy- low secret console and PC compatibility- have to install GammaOS- clicky sounding shoulder buttonsWhat I love:- amazing screen, despite not Oled- amazing buttons and controls- beautiful color and feel in the hands- plays up to Wii and PS2 flawlesslyBattery life is okay with less demanding consoles.I think this is a better deal than the Ayaneo pocket ace which is a competitor.

Edit: A note that I forgot to touch on, but my initial unit had a hair between the screen and the frame, strangely enough. I'm unsure if it was a random fluke or a QC issue, but it's something of importance to note. Thankfully, I got a replacement in no time.The RG477M is premium is every way possible. To preface the review, I've owned several handhelds of varying power. This one is, without a doubt, the most premium feeling handheld that I've ever used and is absolute worth the purchase.The display is phenomenal. It's very vibrant and clear. It's 4:3 which is perfect for Gamecube/PS2 and below. While it's not an OLED panel, I find myself not really minding. It's a fantastic screen, probably one of the best non-OLED panels I've seen on these handhelds.The performance is incredible. The Mediatek chip in this is easily able to handle 2-3x resolution on PS2 and Gamecube with absolute ease. I was even able to use Gamehub to install some of my Steam games and that worked fantastically. It's been great with everything I've thrown at it so far.Battery life is great. I was able to play an N64 game for over 6 hours straight without issue. More powerful games will probably drop that down to ~3 hours, but thankfully it charges very quickly.The feel itself is beyond measure. The face buttons feel fantastic, the DPAD is wonderfully balanced and not too stiff nor mushy. The sticks feel great and don't stick out too much. I wouldn't recommend putting this in your pocket without a case because of the sticks, but otherwise it's very portable. The heat on it isn't too bad either. You can definitely feel it heat up, but it doesn't get too hot that it bothers me.Overall, while this is an expensive device, it nails everything that it tries to do. It plays pretty much anything you throw at it, the aluminum shell feels amazing in your hands, and the display and feel of the device is incredible. If you want a powerful handheld and don't mind spending the extra cash on a metal shell, this is a no brainer. This is one for the best handhelds Anbernic has released without a doubt and I couldn't recommend it more.

My nephew loved this he's loves retro games. Charged up quickly, was well packaged. And he said the battery life is pretty good considering he'll log at least 4 hours a day on it

Seems to be what was advertised

Purchased as a gift for my six year old. He loves it! It took a bit to help him learn the interface as it’s not immediately super user friendly, but after a quick run thru, he never needs help with it now. Battery life has been decent, easy to charge. He loves the variety of games available. I love that it doesn’t connect to the internet.