Device Profile
Anbernic

RG ARC-D

B-TierAndroid 11HorizontalCortex-A55
65
HR Rating
Critic-weighted composite
74
User Rating
From 10 community votes
MSRP
$98
B-Tier
RG ARC-D
4"2 GB3500 mAh
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The RG ARC-D from Anbernic refers to a pair of compact retro handhelds in the company’s “ARC” lineup that blend classic emulation with a focus on portability and modern design. These devices typically run a 64-bit Linux-based system with broad emulator support for older consoles from 8-bit platforms through DS-era titles, and they feature ergonomic controls, bright IPS displays, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, microSD expansion, USB-C charging, and video output for larger screens. The ARC series is designed to deliver smooth performance and flexibility for nostalgic gaming on the go, with strong community software support and build quality that appeals to enthusiasts who want a capable retro handheld without targeting modern 3D gaming.

Specs
Display
IPS
Screen
4
Processor
RockChip RK3566
RAM
2 GB
Storage
Internal 32 GB MicroSD, Dual External MicroSD
Battery
3500 mAh
OS
Android 11
Hardware Breakdown

The Stat Sheet

15 categories
Battery LifeBest
7.2
Brightness / Outdoor Visibility
6.1
Controls
6.7
Durability
7.0
Ease of Use
6.2
Ergonomics
6.7
Haptics FeedbackWORST
4.5
Hardware Quality
6.1
OS Support
5.8
Performance
4.8
Portability
6.7
Screen Quality
5.3
Software
6.2
Speaker Quality
5.2
Value
6.1