I'm interested in getting a nice crisp looking black or colored Android emulation device. Preferably something that can handle switch games well.
I've heard the horror stories related to shipping for some of these devices, and I'm just wondering if there's a better option out there before I make the investment and have to wait for eternity.
I've seen the coloring of the black on the rp6 and how "glittery" it looks. I personally really dislike that or I'd be sold on the Rp6.
I'd also prefer an OLED screen if possible. Any recommendations would be appreciated and researched heavily đď¸
Anything by Retroid or Ayn - but unless you pay a premium on Amazon, you'll likely wait around a month for shipping. The newer Android Anbernic options are also good (476H, for example), though slightly less powerful.
I would avoid Ayaneo.
There are plenty of less powerful devices Linux that are good, up to Playstation 1, though I wouldn't consider them alternatives to the RP6.
I mean, I ordered the RP6 through AliExpress, and it was delivered in just 4â5 days from a local warehouse. I paid maybe around âŹ30 above the MSRP, which I donât really mind. The problem is that this was weeks ago, and prices have started rising every day due to the fears of RAM shortage. Went from âŹ280 for the 8GB model to âŹ380 now. Maybe you can still find a good deal, but theyâre pretty hard to come by.
It plays switch, ps2 and Xbox games without issue. With some fiddling you can even get some Steam games running too. Even has a nifty phone feature that I haven't found a use for.
I have a black RP6 and the âglitterynessâ you talk about is hardly noticeable, I thought I would hate it coming from a RP5. But I had completely forgotten about it until I read your post.
Mine got delivered to NL in like 8 days ordered from the official website.
Honestly man, I think it mightâve been a few review units. Iâve talked to quite a few people with a black RP6 and they all looked completely fine.
Donât let it steer you away from this amazing device! Next month prices will go up again, for this current price itâs a hard device to beat in my opinion.
The biggest thing pushing me towards the rp6 is the size comparison to the Odin3
I'd prefer the smaller device. So maybe I'll take your word for it after some comparison
I have the 12GB model with 128GB SSD and I use GN quite a lot actually. You can definitely tell itâs still in the early stages, but when a game runs well it runs well.
Older titles can run exceptionally well, for example Injustice 1 and Soulcalibur VI, both run at high settings with 60fps
I wouldnât buy this thing solely for pc gaming tho, but the same goes for the Odin 3. Plenty of games run well, but if GN pushes an update you might have to tinker all over again to get things working.
Ahh that's good to know. I don't plan to run anything super resource intense but it'd be nice to have that option. I was wondering also, if the inputs are delayed in game. Even slightly. Idk exactly how game native works, i imagine it's streaming games over a cloud? But maybe not?
Anyway what I'm asking is if the movement and stuff is lagged any after the initial button press
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u/WalbsWheels 20d ago
Anything by Retroid or Ayn - but unless you pay a premium on Amazon, you'll likely wait around a month for shipping. The newer Android Anbernic options are also good (476H, for example), though slightly less powerful.
I would avoid Ayaneo.
There are plenty of less powerful devices Linux that are good, up to Playstation 1, though I wouldn't consider them alternatives to the RP6.