
Window seat, coffee, one more level.
The R36S stands upright in one hand, the way the old vertical handhelds did. Thumbsticks under your thumbs, a 3.5-inch screen at eye level, 179 g in the bag.
Weight as measured by Retro Handhelds.
The R36S retro handheld: 3.5-inch IPS screen, two microSD slots, five colors. Build yours in two picks.



The R36S stands upright in one hand, the way the old vertical handhelds did. Thumbsticks under your thumbs, a 3.5-inch screen at eye level, 179 g in the bag.
Weight as measured by Retro Handhelds.

Vertical body, 3,200 mAh battery, and two USB-C ports on the bottom edge: it charges from the same kind of cable as your phone.
Two microSD slots sit on the side, so the storage you pick today is not the storage you are stuck with.

Once for the box, once for the color. Black, orange, red and purple are clear shells; white is solid. Same console inside, whichever you wrap.
Black, white, orange, red, purple. Pick yours in the builder above; the photo follows your choice.
Same RK3326 chip in every model. What changes is the screen, the shape and the slots. Each one has its own page.








Three guides from the FunGrip blog, written from the spec sheets.



Not as a built-in feature. It varies by revision, and the usual route is a USB OTG Wi-Fi dongle. If you want Wi-Fi in the console itself, the R36S Plus has it built in.
The R36S has two microSD slots. Pick 64 GB or 128 GB in the builder; the second slot takes a card of your own, so you can add room later.
3.5 inches across the diagonal, IPS, 640 x 480 pixels. That is a 4:3 picture, the same shape as the games most people buy this console for.
An RK3326 chip with 1 GB of RAM, a 3,200 mAh battery, two microSD slots and two USB-C ports. The console weighs 179 g, as weighed by Retro Handhelds.
Black, white, orange, red and purple. Black, orange, red and purple are clear shells that show the board through the back; white is a solid shell.