RK3566 handhelds

14 handhelds built on the Rockchip RK3566. Many makers use the same chip, so these devices differ mostly in screen, controls, software and price. The table below counts how many of them run each system well, from the reviews we cite for each model.

  • Miyoo Flip handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Miyoo, product page

    Miyoo Flip

    PS1 Plays up to PS1

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Clamshell
    • Linux
    from$64.99 2 shops
  • Anbernic RG ARC-D handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG ARC-D

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 4″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Android
    from$87.99 1 shop
  • Anbernic RG ARC-S handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    Anbernic RG ARC-S

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 4″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    from$67.99 1 shop
  • 3.5″ 3.5″ 4:3 IPS screen, drawn to scale

    GKD Mini Plus

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    No current price
  • Powkiddy RGB20 Pro handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Powkiddy, product page

    Powkiddy RGB20 Pro

    DS Plays up to DS

    • 3.2″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$69.99 1 shop
  • Powkiddy RGB20SX handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Powkiddy, product page

    Powkiddy RGB20SX

    DS Plays up to DS

    • 4″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    from$69.99 1 shop
  • Powkiddy RGB30 handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Powkiddy, product page

    Powkiddy RGB30

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 4″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    No current price 1 shop
  • Powkiddy X55 handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Powkiddy, product page

    Powkiddy X55

    DS Plays up to DS

    • 5.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$79.99 1 shop
  • RG353M handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG353M

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Android
    from$107.59 1 shop
  • RG353P handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG353P

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Android
    from$79.99 1 shop
  • RG353PS handheld, cut out from the manufacturer's product photo Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG353PS

    SAT Plays up to Saturn

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    from$69.99 1 shop
  • RG353V handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG353V

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Android
    from$93.59 1 shop
  • RG353VS handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG353VS

    DC Plays up to Dreamcast

    • 3.5″ IPS
    • Vertical
    • Linux
    from$74.39 1 shop
  • RG503 handheld, product photo from the manufacturer Photo: Anbernic, product page

    RG503

    PS1 Plays up to PS1

    • 4.95″ OLED
    • Horizontal
    • Linux
    No current price 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 track14
Game Boy3 of 14
Game Boy Color1 of 14
GBA7 of 14
NES3 of 14
SNES10 of 14
Genesis9 of 14
PS112 of 14
N647 of 14
DS6 of 14
PSP4 of 14
Dreamcast7 of 14
Saturn5 of 14

The chip

MakerRockchip
CPU4x ARM Cortex-A55
GPUARM Mali-G52

Sources: Wikipedia: Rockchip

How to choose

With the same chip inside, pick by screen shape and size, by Linux or Android, and by price. Each model's page lists its own emulation ratings with sources.