Pocket 4/4Pro

I own the Retroid Pocket 4 pro. The hardware is very nice and it really feels like it's meant to used on the go, The buttons and triggers is also nice. The processor though is not suitable for Switch emulation and it might not be the best for PS2. Ps2 emulation is not very optimized. So you will nee

The Retroid Pocket 4 Pro and the Retroid Pocket 5 are pretty much on par in terms of specs, drivers was the main reason the RP5 outperformed the RP4P (Which disproportionately affects Winlator and Switch Emulation), so if this new drivers business keeps improving the RP4P starting to close the gap I

The Retroid Pocket 4 Pro is for sure the one for your use case and still worth it. I have the red RP4 Pro. It is awesome and that's coming from a person that prefers dpad on the bottom. It plays up to PS2 very well. The design is better for your pocket but you should definitely get a 2 in 1 Case and

Retroid Pocket 4 Pro is a great size, I play a lot of PS2 and some Gamecube on it, Dreamcast, PSP, a ton of PS1 (my fav system) and SNES.It plays a ton of systems, if you have a robust library of roms, it is great because the RP4+ is pocketable yet still has a great screen size imo.Steam Deck is a w

What is ur budget? Also why is the rp4 a no? Cause it doesn't look like a psp? The cheapest choices would be: Retroid Pocket 4 Pro (i love mine its a beauty) Mangmi Air X Trimui Smart Pro S Rp4p is probably the best pick. But if dont mind the money u can go to higher end devices like rp5,6 g2 etc. U

I do. Well, Deck and Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. If I have a retro game I can easy emulate on RP4 Pro, I do it, because it’s more compact and I can take it with myself everywhere. Deck is mainly for JRPGs on Steam and for emulating a few Switch games I care about (Xenoblade series and not much else, to be

Thank you for your reply and insight on how you have decided to manage the emulators versus the ROMs. I currently do have A retro Pocket 4 Pro which I love, but the overall size is getting to be a problem with my aging eyes. I was quite tempted with the RP5 and obviously now with the launch of the n

If you're mainly interested in Gamecube games, I've honestly had no issues playing GC stuff with my Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. $150 new right now. If you're cool with waiting until the RP6 comes out, I imagine they'd be quite cheap used as people upgrade. I suppose it depends on what "well" means for you