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Anbernic RG556 Review

8.3

Good

$184.99

8.3/10 — the best OLED under $200. If you can handle a fiddly setup, the RG556 delivers PS2-era emulation and a display that beats devices costing more.

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screen

5.48" AMOLED 1080p touch

chipset

Unisoc T820 (Mali-G57)

ram

8GB

storage

128GB + microSD

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 5.48" 1080p AMOLED — the best display under $200
  • Unisoc T820 handles most PS2 and GameCube titles
  • Hall-effect sticks and grip ergonomics for long sessions
  • 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, 5,500mAh battery (~8h)
  • USB-C video out works with a compatible adapter

Cons

  • RG Launcher front end is clunky — most owners use plain Android
  • Setup requires configuring each emulator yourself — not beginner-friendly
  • Analogue triggers need an Xbox-mode setting to activate
  • Demanding PS2/GameCube titles still need per-game tuning

Full Specifications

screen5.48" AMOLED 1080p touch
chipsetUnisoc T820 (Mali-G57)
ram8GB
storage128GB + microSD
battery5,500mAh (~8h average use)
osAndroid 13
weight~330g
connectivityWi-Fi, BT, USB-C with DP video out, 3.5mm
8.3

The Verdict: Good

8.3/10 — the best OLED under $200. If you can handle a fiddly setup, the RG556 delivers PS2-era emulation and a display that beats devices costing more.

— GamepadSquire

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