That is great news and the way things should be done. Heck yeah. I have an RG35XX H and am glad to see all sorts of stuff available for it: Shell, Screen, Conductive Rubber Pad, Joystick, Battery,...
That is great news and the way things should be done. Heck yeah. I have an RG35XX H and am glad to see all sorts of stuff available for it: Shell, Screen, Conductive Rubber Pad, Joystick, Battery, Motherboard
This is interesting. For all Anbernics issues, their handhelds (I've owned three of theirs in particular) are my favorite, because it feels like they're trying to do something different with them....
This is interesting.
For all Anbernics issues, their handhelds (I've owned three of theirs in particular) are my favorite, because it feels like they're trying to do something different with them.
I also just threw my RG405m up for sale today and now I see I can get a new screen for it for $40. Mine has pressure spots, which aren't a huge deal, but kind of annoy me a little bit. That said, I'm not sure I actually have the skills to fix it without destroying both the old and new screen, so maybe I'll just stick with trying to sell it and keep using my RG Slide.
Really love the 405m though, it's been a favorite of mine.
That is great news and the way things should be done. Heck yeah. I have an RG35XX H and am glad to see all sorts of stuff available for it: Shell, Screen, Conductive Rubber Pad, Joystick, Battery, Motherboard
This is interesting.
For all Anbernics issues, their handhelds (I've owned three of theirs in particular) are my favorite, because it feels like they're trying to do something different with them.
I also just threw my RG405m up for sale today and now I see I can get a new screen for it for $40. Mine has pressure spots, which aren't a huge deal, but kind of annoy me a little bit. That said, I'm not sure I actually have the skills to fix it without destroying both the old and new screen, so maybe I'll just stick with trying to sell it and keep using my RG Slide.
Really love the 405m though, it's been a favorite of mine.
I'm a big fan of my ARC. It's an older unit, but it feels like a handheld from the era rather than a glorified phone like my Retroid Pocket 5.