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I got the rg34xxsp a couple days ago and I live it. I've been playing some Pokémon ROM hacks and I 100% recommend it. The fact the screen is 2:3 doesn't bother me and the size is fine :)
I have no experience with other handhelds of this ilk, so can’t compare, but I love this thing. LITNXT was also a great place to buy it from. Am happy with my purchase. About to finish Final Fantasy VII on it and have had no issues playing it so far. The supplied card was definitely worth the money for me. It’s nice to just be able to start playing with a great interface right away, and it looks like just about everything I want to play is already on there!
One note: I did notice one of the pixels is “dead” on the screen now. Not sure if this was my doing or a defect, but it’s barely noticeable and only on black screens.
The Miyoo Mini Plus is a great machine. It came perfectly packaged from lit NXT the onion OS is unbelievably great! It came set up and ready to go right out of the box the time and care that was put into the organization of the ROMs and the scraped box art is superb. I would buy from lit NXT again and if you’re looking for a device like the Miyoo Mini plus or any retro console then I would recommend you ordering from Litnxt.
I wanted to share my thoughts on the Pocket DMG since there don’t seem to be any reviews yet. In a nutshell, this is a fantastic option if you’re looking for top-notch emulation without cutting corners. I went with the 12GB RAM version, and it runs just about any sixth-generation console game flawlessly. It can even handle some seventh-gen games, though the vertical design can make wider aspect ratios a bit awkward.
Playing old-school SNES or GBC games on the gorgeous OLED screen is a real treat. Plus, if you hook it up to a monitor or TV and pair it with a Bluetooth controller, you can even stream games through services like Game Pass without a hitch.
The only real downside I’ve noticed is the plastic on the black and white models of the non-Retro version. It’s super prone to smudges, which might bug you if you have sweaty hands or hate seeing fingerprints everywhere. That said, keeping a microfiber cloth around or just not caring too much fixes that pretty easily—it’s not a deal-breaker by any means.
Now, to be fair, there are cheaper devices out there that can give you similar performance for way less money. But that’s not who this device is for. The Pocket DMG is all about that premium, no-compromises experience Ayaneo is known for. If that’s what you’re after, it’s absolutely worth it.
