BattleXP G350

BattleXP G350: premium quality at a budget price

Step into the world of classic games with the BattleXP G350. This retro handheld plays your favourite titles smoothly. The 3.5-inch IPS screen is bright and emulator support is broad. This is a strong choice for anyone who loves retro gaming.

The BattleXP is closely related to the well-known Anbernic line. You get the familiar build quality at an accessible price.

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Who is the G350 for?

Suitable for short gaming sessions on the go and long evenings on the couch. The G350 is compact, feels solid and performs with surprising maturity.

Display and construction

• 3.5-inch IPS (640×480) with OCA full lamination
• Plastic housing in grey, transparent black or transparent pink
• Tempered glass as additional protection

Hardware and emulation

• RK3326 quad-core 1.5GHz and Mali-G31 MP2
• 1 GB RAM and Linux 64-bit
• Support for PS1, PSP, NDS, N64, Dreamcast, GBA, SNES and Arcade
• Heavier PSP and Dreamcast games may require lower settings

Storage and expansion

• Choose from a 32, 64, 128 or 256 GB sd card.
• Two microSD slots with support for up to 2 × 256 GB

Note that a Linux handheld always requires an sd card.

Play experience

• Responsive buttons, comfortable D-pad and analogue sticks
• Rumble for extra experience
• Stereo speaker and 3,5 mm jack
• Support for wired controllers
• External Wi-Fi module possible for online functions (optional)

Battery and charging

• 3200 mAh Li polymer, up to about 7 hours playing time
• USB-C for fast and reliable charging

Size and weight

• Dimensions: 15 × 7.5 × 2 cm
• Weight: approximately 190 grams

In the box

• BattleXP G350
• USB-C charging cable
• User manual
• Packing in colour box

Specifications (brief)

• Screen: 3.5-inch IPS, 640×480, OCA full lamination
• CPU/GPU: RK3326 and Mali-G31 MP2
• RAM/OS: 1 GB and Linux 64-bit
• Storage: dual microSD
• Audio: stereo speaker and 3,5 mm jack
• Connectivity: wired, external Wi-Fi module optional
• Battery: 3200 mAh
• Housing: plastic with toughened glass

Personal impression

This is a fine budget hero. No frills, just a good screen, solid controls and broad system support. The G350 starts up quickly and remains stable. At this price, you get a lot of handheld for your money.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a good entry for retro emulation?
Yes. The G350 is uncluttered, stable and strong on 8- and 16-bit and early 3D platforms.

Can I play heavier 3D systems?
Up to a point. PS1 is smooth. PSP and Dreamcast vary from game to game. Sometimes lower settings are needed.

How do I expand storage?
Use a 32, 64, 128 or 256 GB microSD. The second slot makes it easy to add extra space.

Has the G350 wifi?
Not standard. You can add an external wifi module for online functions or easy file transfer.

Why buy from RetroGear?
Fast shipping, clear setup options and support from people who use these handhelds every day. So you're off to a great start straight away.