Powkiddy
RGB20SX

75
HR Rating
94
User Rating
RGB20SX has the strongest overall profile in this RGB20SX vs RG-40XXV comparison. RGB20SX leads the summary view with HR rating 75 and user rating 94. Its clearest measurable advantages are price (89 vs 96). RGB20SX is the lower-priced option at $89, while RG-40XXV comes in at $96. For emulation, travel, and daily handheld use, weigh the score gap against price, library fit, ergonomics, and owner feedback.
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It's just misunderstood. The Powkiddy RGB20SX is a fun niche retro handheld, mainly because its 4-inch 720×720 square screen is excellent for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Pico-8, and other 1:1-friendly games. Its RK3566 chip and 1GB RAM are fine for older systems, but it is not a great choice for heavier emulation, and the tall vertical body plus 4:3 black borders can feel awkward. Overall, it is a charming budget device around the ~$70–$90 range, but only worth picking over alternatives like the RGB30 if you specifically want the vertical form factor.