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Suits players who want a clamshell Android handheld with a 5.5-inch 1080p AMOLED screen that folds shut.
Android Authority's reviewer found PS2 games generally run at 2x resolution on the Snapdragon 865 model without slowdowns.
Android Authority had mixed results with Switch emulation and found the controls cramped for twin-stick games.
It has a fan, Hall sticks, analog triggers and video out over USB-C.
At a glance
Screen
3.5″Analogue Pocket1600 x 14405.5″Retroid Pocket Flip 21920 x 10806″AYN Thor1920 x 1080
5.5″ AMOLED, 1920 x 1080, 16:9, touch. Screens drawn at the same scale.
Chip
Qualcomm Snapdragon 865
Memory
12 GB RAM
128 GB storage, plus microSD
Battery
5,000 mAh
800 mAhcatalog range10,000 mAh
Weight
306 g
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1Anbernic RG Nano: 75 g
2Analogue Pocket: 275 g
3Retroid Pocket Flip 2: 306 g
4AYN Thor: 380 g
5AYANEO Pocket DS: 540 g
Scale runs 75 g to 540 g across the handhelds we list.
Controls
Two Hall effect sticks
Analog triggers
4 shoulder buttons
Cross D-pad
System
Android
Android 13
Video out
USB-C DisplayPort
Plays on a TV
Wireless
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
Cooling
Active, with a fan
What it plays
Every rating links to the review or table it comes from. A system with no rating has not been tested by a source we use, which is not the same as not playable.
Most of them. Android Authority says PS2 games should generally run at 2x upscaling on the Snapdragon 865 model without slowdowns; Retro Game Corps found a few games, such as Jak 3, still slow down at 2x.
Can the Retroid Pocket Flip 2 play Switch games?
Only some. Android Authority reported freezing, graphical glitches and crashes with Switch emulators.
How does the hinge work?
Android Authority found the hinge feels durable; it opens to about 180 degrees but holds at a single 150-degree position.