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BattleXP G350

The BattleXP G350 is a competitively priced entry-level model with a crisp 3.5-inch IPS screen, solid build quality and surprisingly smooth emulation right up to the PS1. The controls feel good, the battery lasts a long time and, with dual microSD slots, you’ve got plenty of storage space. Personally, I think this is a reliable budget option that simply does what you want, without any fuss. Perfect for getting your retro fix quickly, wherever you are.

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4.5

Based on 2 customer reviews

Simone

Verified customer
5.0/5
It took a bit longer because of Post NL, but I’m having a great time playing with it now

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Rob van Turnhout

Verified customer
4.0/5
It’s a great handheld, but my latest purchase from Retrogear was the Trium Brick, which is absolutely fantastic and exceeds all expectations. It plays all PS1 games without a hitch, and there are hardly any issues with N64 games either. I’d recommend the Trium Brick to everyone, not to mention Retrogear’s brilliant service – they’re always quick to respond when you need help or support.

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About RetroGear

Retro gaming, sustainable and local. A Dutch online store with a love for handhelds.

RetroGear was born from a love for retro gaming, beautiful handhelds and the magic of reliving the past.

We collect, build and select products we genuinely get excited about ourselves: from modded Game Boys to modern emulation handhelds.

For us, RetroGear is not just about playing games, but also about sustainability. By giving old consoles a new life and choosing slow tech, we help good hardware last longer and bring joy all over again.

Jorne, founder of RetroGear