Allwinner H700 handhelds

12 handhelds built on the Allwinner H700, the chip inside many recent budget Linux handhelds. The table below counts how many of them run each system well, from the reviews we cite for each model.

  • Anbernic RG28XX handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG28XX

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 2.83″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$33.72 1 shop
  • Anbernic RG 35XXPro handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG 35XXPro

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    from$52.31 1 shop
  • Anbernic RG CubeXX handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG CubeXX

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.95″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$61.91 1 shop
  • Anbernic RG SP handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG SP

    PS1 Plays up to PS1

    • 3.4″ IPS
    • Clamshell
    • Linux
    from$62.94 1 shop
  • RG 34XX handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG 34XX

    PS1 Plays up to PS1

    • 3.4″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$57.11 1 shop
  • RG 34XXSP handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG 34XXSP

    PS1 Plays up to PS1

    • 3.4″ IPS
    • Clamshell
    • Linux
    from$64.79 1 shop
  • RG 40XXV handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG 40XXV

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 4″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    from$62.66 1 shop
  • RG35XX (2024) handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG35XX (2024)

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$43.99 1 shop
  • RG35XX H handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG35XX H

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$53.32 1 shop
  • RG35XX Plus handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG35XX Plus

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    No current price 1 shop
  • RG35XXSP handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG35XXSP

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Clamshell
    • Linux
    from$55.19 1 shop
  • RG40XX H handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG40XX H

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 4″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$62.66 1 shop

What these handhelds run well

Each count is the number of handhelds with this chip rated as running that system well in the reviews we cite. A handheld without a review rating for a system is not counted, so low numbers for older systems usually mean untested, not unplayable. The chip alone does not decide it: software and cooling differ between models.

SystemHandhelds
Handhelds we track12
Game Boy5 of 12
Game Boy Color2 of 12
GBA9 of 12
NES4 of 12
SNES5 of 12
Genesis7 of 12
PS19 of 12
N646 of 12
DS4 of 12
PSP2 of 12
Dreamcast9 of 12
Saturn1 of 12

The chip

MakerAllwinner
CPU4x Arm Cortex-A53 @ 1.5 GHz
GPUArm Mali-G31 MP2

Sources: Anbernic RG35XXSP (Wikipedia), ANBERNIC RG35XXSP specifications

How to choose

With the same chip inside, choose by form factor, screen and price. Each model's page lists its own emulation ratings with sources.