Arrived very quickly posted on the 26/07 received in Brazil on the 04/08 and delivered to my address on the 09/08 Video Game topzera too much, loved the smooth games, focused very impressed, Ps1 runs perfectly PSP depending on the game wheel 100% N64 at least the games that already come installed run almost perfect, the battery arrived 100% charged, this shows the quality of the components used and that in the course of the route it did not discharge itself, as with many devices, was worth every penny

chegou muito rápido postado dia 26/07 recebido no Brasil dia 04/08 e entregue no meu endereço dia 09/08, Vídeo Game topzera de mais, adorei roda os games lisinho, foquei muito impressionado, Ps1 roda perfeitamente PSP dependendo do jogo roda 100% N64 pelo menos os jogos que já vem instalados rodam quase perfeitos, a bateria chegou 100% carregada, isso mostra a qualidade dos componentes utilizados e que no decorrer do trajeto ela não descarregou sozinha, como acontece com muitos aparelhos, valeu cada centavo

Arrived very quickly posted on the 26/07 received in Brazil on the 04/08 and delivered to my address on the 09/08 Video Game topzera too much, loved the smooth games, focused very impressed, Ps1 runs perfectly PSP depending on the game wheel 100% N64 at least the games that already come installed run almost perfect, the battery arrived 100% charged, this shows the quality of the components used and that in the course of the route it did not discharge itself, as with many devices, was worth every penny

ENG.: Amazing device. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that it loses some analog stick quality. Compared to the RG350, the analog sticks are less smother than it's predecessor. So, it is strange when you buy a successor and you end up missing the old one. People on videos says that the analog reminds of the Nintendo Switch analog, but it its only in appearance. I also had to flash another operational system (like ArkOS or 351Elec). The stock firmware came with some bugs and confunsing things. It is not optimized for a smooth gameplay due to the resolution for some games and etc. But, once you get to reflash a new operating system (I'm using ArkOS recently) and get little bit of knowlegde about RetroArch configuration you will have in your hands a fine piece of handheld capable of so many things. For example, PSP games like Castlevania X, Megaman X Marverick Hunter, PES 2011 or Patapon (not a stock game) runs nicely enough. I was not encouraged to play N64 or Dreamcast games. They put the RG351P on the edge of it's capability, so I don't want to be frustrated by it. I'm happy to play 100% games that are in the safe zone for it's device. The other thing that still annoyed me is the WiFi access. The first releasese of the RG351p has a internal WiFi chip, but they took that off because of a sound bug. It didn't come with a WiFi adapator and I had a pretty bad time trying to using many OTG and WiFi adaptors. None of them worked. A few days further I was told that there are just a few WiFi adaptors that makes your RG351p connect with WiFi. I bought a TP LINK TL-WN725N, and I'm still waiting to arrive and hope that works. Overall, you need to put in mind that, if you are a perfeccionist like me, you will need three things: 1. Retroarch Know-How 2. How to flash a new OS, in case that you want to try a different aproach. 3. Tolerance. Nothing will be perfect.

ENG.: Amazing device. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that it loses some analog stick quality. Compared to the RG350, the analog sticks are less smother than it's predecessor. So, it is strange when you buy a successor and you end up missing the old one. People on videos says that the analog reminds of the Nintendo Switch analog, but it its only in appearance. I also had to flash another operational system (like ArkOS or 351Elec). The stock firmware came with some bugs and confunsing things. It is not optimized for a smooth gameplay due to the resolution for some games and etc. But, once you get to reflash a new operating system (I'm using ArkOS recently) and get little bit of knowlegde about RetroArch configuration you will have in your hands a fine piece of handheld capable of so many things. For example, PSP games like Castlevania X, Megaman X Marverick Hunter, PES 2011 or Patapon (not a stock game) runs nicely enough. I was not encouraged to play N64 or Dreamcast games. They put the RG351P on the edge of it's capability, so I don't want to be frustrated by it. I'm happy to play 100% games that are in the safe zone for it's device. The other thing that still annoyed me is the WiFi access. The first releasese of the RG351p has a internal WiFi chip, but they took that off because of a sound bug. It didn't come with a WiFi adapator and I had a pretty bad time trying to using many OTG and WiFi adaptors. None of them worked. A few days further I was told that there are just a few WiFi adaptors that makes your RG351p connect with WiFi. I bought a TP LINK TL-WN725N, and I'm still waiting to arrive and hope that works. Overall, you need to put in mind that, if you are a perfeccionist like me, you will need three things: 1. Retroarch Know-How 2. How to flash a new OS, in case that you want to try a different aproach. 3. Tolerance. Nothing will be perfect.

ENG.: Amazing device. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that it loses some analog stick quality. Compared to the RG350, the analog sticks are less smother than it's predecessor. So, it is strange when you buy a successor and you end up missing the old one. People on videos says that the analog reminds of the Nintendo Switch analog, but it its only in appearance. I also had to flash another operational system (like ArkOS or 351Elec). The stock firmware came with some bugs and confunsing things. It is not optimized for a smooth gameplay due to the resolution for some games and etc. But, once you get to reflash a new operating system (I'm using ArkOS recently) and get little bit of knowlegde about RetroArch configuration you will have in your hands a fine piece of handheld capable of so many things. For example, PSP games like Castlevania X, Megaman X Marverick Hunter, PES 2011 or Patapon (not a stock game) runs nicely enough. I was not encouraged to play N64 or Dreamcast games. They put the RG351P on the edge of it's capability, so I don't want to be frustrated by it. I'm happy to play 100% games that are in the safe zone for it's device. The other thing that still annoyed me is the WiFi access. The first releasese of the RG351p has a internal WiFi chip, but they took that off because of a sound bug. It didn't come with a WiFi adapator and I had a pretty bad time trying to using many OTG and WiFi adaptors. None of them worked. A few days further I was told that there are just a few WiFi adaptors that makes your RG351p connect with WiFi. I bought a TP LINK TL-WN725N, and I'm still waiting to arrive and hope that works. Overall, you need to put in mind that, if you are a perfeccionist like me, you will need three things: 1. Retroarch Know-How 2. How to flash a new OS, in case that you want to try a different aproach. 3. Tolerance. Nothing will be perfect.