irst impressions of Anbernic’s RG35XX Pro: a budget H700 handheld at $44.99, sleek controls, HDMI out, and solid software, but how does it stack up?
Author: Ban
Ban
Despite what you may think, Ban does not kick people off the server or out of live stream chat, but he does help to make the funny little posts you see on the RH Social Media! Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter (No not X. Twitter) are all his domain to spew information, sales and goofy controller imagery. He also writes articles, reviews, helps with YouTube timestamps, guests on the RH Podcast, runs the Handheld of the Month channel in the RH discord. Additionally he collects handhelds, sets up handhelds, looks at handhelds and does a lot of music! Favorite Game: BurnOut 3 Takedown
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