Best handhelds for DS emulation
31 handhelds rated for Nintendo DS emulation in the reviews we cite. DS games use two screens, so the question is less about power and more about how the device shows both: two physical screens, a split single screen, or swapping between them.
31 handhelds
- Full speed
- Most games
- Some games
- Not playable
- Not tested yet
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Retroid, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Retroid, product page
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Photo: Retroid, product page
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Photo: Retroid, product page
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Photo: AYN, product page
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Photo: AYANEO, product page
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Photo: KONKR, product page
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Photo: AYANEO, product page
- 5.98″ 16:9 IPS screen, drawn to scale
- 5.98″ 16:9 IPS screen, drawn to scale
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Photo: Powkiddy, product page
- 4.7″ 16:9 IPS screen, drawn to scale
- 4.7″ 16:9 IPS screen, drawn to scale
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Photo: Powkiddy, product page
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Photo: Powkiddy, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Powkiddy, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: AYANEO, product page
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Photo: Powkiddy, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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Photo: Anbernic, product page
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How to choose
Dual-screen handhelds show DS games the way they were designed. On a single screen, a taller 4:3 or larger display leaves more room to stack both screens. Touch input matters for many DS games, so check that the screen is a touchscreen.
