Anbernic RG35XX H

The horizontal H700 Anbernic with analog sticks. Everything through PS1 is effortless; Dreamcast is where it tops out.

Practical ceiling in the tested data: Sega Dreamcast.

Hardware

SoC
Allwinner H700 (quad-core Cortex-A53)
RAM
1 GB
Screen
3.5" IPS, 640x480
OS
Linux
Released
2023
Approx. price
$65

What the Anbernic RG35XX H runs

10 systems with published testing, ordered from least to most demanding. Systems missing from this list have no testing found, which is not the same as a confirmed failure.

MAME runs well on the H700 Anbernics, with several arcade cores supported out of the box.

  • MAME 2003-Plus, FinalBurn Neo, Atomiswave and Naomi cores are all available on this family.
  • Some 3D arcade titles need a specific MAME core version to behave; the classic 2D boards do not.

Nintendo 64

Hit and miss

Highly playable in places, but demanding titles struggle.

  • Super Mario 64 runs well most of the time.
  • Running at native resolution rather than upscaled recovers performance on heavier titles.

Where the device maxes out, and it gets there in good shape.

  • The 640x480 panel matches the Dreamcast native resolution for a clean integer scale.

Light and mid-weight titles run. Demanding 3D is playable but not clean.

  • God of War and Tekken 6 are playable with occasional slowdown in heavier scenes.
Tested by:Retro Dodo

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