128 × 81 mm · 190 g
A small vertical console you reach for at night, in bed or on the couch. Published testers describe its buttons as quiet. The 3.5-inch 4:3 screen lets classic home console games fill the display with no black bars.
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Cortex-A35 · 1.5 GHz
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128 × 81 × 22 mm
128 × 81 × 22 mm and about 190 g. The G350 slips into a jacket pocket or a small bag, and its generously rounded bottom-right corner doesn't get in the way. To give you an accurate sense of size, the drawing places it next to a credit card and the R36 Max, all at the same scale. Every pocket is different, so compare these measurements with your own before you choose.
Scale drawing, not a photo Outlines based on published dimensions, drawn to the same scale. The R36 Max has a larger square screen and a bigger battery.
3.5 inches · 640 × 480
The 3.5-inch IPS screen shows 640 × 480 pixels in 4:3, the shape of old TVs. Games made for that format use the whole display: no black bars on the sides, no stretched picture. At about 228 pixels per inch, by our calculation, pixel art stays sharp and every outline keeps its shape.
2 sticks · 4 triggers
On the front: a D-pad, four ABXY buttons in a diamond and, between them, a dedicated M button for the menu. Select and Start sit at an angle, and two analog sticks (not Hall-effect) take up the lower half. On the back, four triggers, L1, L2, R2 and R1, line up side by side, and a rumble motor is built in according to the manufacturer. Testers at Retro Handhelds, Joey's Retro Handhelds and Something New Reviews found the D-pad more precise, the buttons quieter and the sloped triggers more comfortable than on the R36S. That's their published opinion, not our own testing.
About 190 g
No big gaming session planned, no TV to turn on. The G350 fits into the quiet gaps in your day: an evening next to someone reading, or a few minutes on the ride home.
Plug wired headphones into the 3.5 mm jack on the top edge: the stereo sound stays with you, and the cable runs upward, away from your hands. Published reviews describe buttons that make little clicking noise. Without headphones, the single speaker sits on the bottom edge and points down.
Light and compact, it goes into a bag or pocket and comes along without a second thought. No built-in Wi-Fi means no forced updates, no account to create, no connection to wait for. Turn it on, play for a few minutes, turn it off.
3,200 mAh · 5 V
The 3,200 mAh Li-Po battery is listed on the back of the console. The manufacturer states up to 6 h of play. In practice, it all depends on brightness, volume, emulator and game. For charging, the USB-C port is on the top edge: plugged in at your nightstand, the cable runs upward, clear of your hands. You'll need a 5 V adapter rated at least 1.3 A, not included.
2 × microSD
The G350 has no internal storage: everything runs from two cards. TF1/INT, on the left side, holds the system. TF2/EXT, on the right side, holds your games. A bigger card changes the size of your library, not performance. Once formatted, a card shows a little less than its rated capacity. According to the manufacturer, cards up to 256 GB are supported.
Suited to 8-bit and 16-bit games, arcade and handheld systems. This is the card listed by our supplier.
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3 shells
Same console, same controls, same screen: only the shell changes. Take your time with the photos, then pick the one you'll want to reach for every evening.
Opaque Gray keeps it understated. Clear Black and Clear Pink show the circuit board inside, for those who like to see what's under the hood. Shell tint can vary slightly between production batches.
RK3326 · 1 GB
All three consoles use the same RK3326 chip, and the G350 and R36S also share 1 GB of RAM. The differences show up elsewhere: size, screen, controls and ports. Here are the facts, with no ranking.
| Spec | G350 | R36S | R36 Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chip | RK3326 | RK3326 | RK3326 |
| Screen | 3.5 inches, 640 × 480, 4:3 | 3.5 inches, 640 × 480 | 4 inches, square 1:1 |
| Dimensions | 128 × 81 × 22 mm | Not documented | 83 × 153 × 35 mm |
| Weight measured by Retro Handhelds | 192 g | 179 g | Not documented |
| Battery | 3,200 mAh | 3,200 mAh | 4,000 mAh |
| USB-C ports | 1 | 2 | Not documented |
| Rumble | Yes, according to the manufacturer | Not documented | Not documented |
Sources: manufacturer diagrams, supplier listings and published reviews (weights measured by Retro Handhelds), checked on September 23, 2026. Not documented: data missing from our sources. Performance depends on the game and the system. See its real size
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FAQ
It depends on what matters to you, because the two are very close: same RK3326 chip, 1 GB of RAM, a 3.5-inch 640 × 480 screen and the same 3,200 mAh battery capacity. The difference is in the controls, which published testers found more precise and quieter on the G350. It also adds four side-by-side rear triggers, a rumble motor and a dedicated M button. The R36S has two USB-C ports, the G350 has one. Retro Handhelds weighed the R36S at 179 g and the G350 at 192 g.
No, the G350 has no built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The manufacturer says a USB Wi-Fi module can be plugged into the USB-C port. It's sold separately, takes up the charging port while connected, and whether it works depends on the installed system. So we don't promise any online play. The everyday upside: no account, no forced updates. Turn it on and play.
The RK3326 chip runs 8-bit and 16-bit consoles, classic arcade and handheld systems, including GBA, very well, along with a large share of the PS1 library. On N64, PSP, Dreamcast and DS, results depend heavily on the game and the settings. PS2 is not supported. The console itself is legal; only play games you own the rights to. We don't provide games or links. This isn't legal advice.
Your games go on the TF2/EXT card, the one in the right-side slot, formatted as FAT32 according to the manual. Put it in a computer, copy each file into the folder for the matching system, then reinsert the card and refresh the game list from the menu. Our getting-started guide walks through every step, from formatting to your first launch.
The battery is 3,200 mAh. The manufacturer states up to 6 h; real-world battery life varies with brightness, volume, emulator and game. Charge it through the USB-C port on the top edge, using the included USB-A to USB-C cable. A wall adapter isn't included: choose a 5 V model rated at least 1.3 A.
The G350 shop is an independent reseller of this console: we are not the manufacturer and not an official store. The G350 was released in February 2025. Our descriptions are based on public documentation and published reviews, never on promises. If the label or the box of your console differs from what we describe, email us and we will sort it out.
The 64 GB card is the one our supplier lists. More space doesn't make the console faster; it just lets you store more games. You can use your own card, up to 256 GB according to the manufacturer. Before making any changes, back up both cards to a computer.
Yes, orders are open. You pay securely on Stripe, with your total shown before you confirm, and a confirmation email follows your order. Shipping is free: we dispatch within 24 to 72 business hours, then delivery takes 5 to 10 business days, with tracking sent by email. Prices include taxes and customs duties. You have 30 days from receipt to return the console, satisfied or refunded. Your legal rights apply in every case.
Guides
Getting started, adding games, microSD cards, charging: step-by-step help, written from public documentation and published reviews.
G350 setup guide: charging, the two microSD slots, backing up your cards, copying your games to the TF2 card, and using the M button.
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G350, R36S or R36 Max: same RK3326 chip, but different sizes, screens, controls and batteries. A clear comparison to help you pick the right handheld.
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Stock firmware, ArkOS, dArkOS, ROCKNIX: why you might switch systems on the G350, why you might not, and how to try one without risking the original card.
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Choose your shell, Gray, Black or Pink, and the card that suits you. A 4:3 screen, quiet controls, nothing to connect: the G350 simply waits on your nightstand.
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G350Clear Pink · 64 GB
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