Anbernic may be preparing a rotating-screen handheld that mixes smartphone nostalgia with a bold new design and a fresh twist on Android gaming.
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I have recently written about three different devices all clearly aiming at the same mid-budget PSP minded customer. I have thoughts.
Anbernic’s RG Vita Pro teaser focuses on dual-boot flexibility, showing Linux and Android workflows and a range of game tests.
Anbernic is bringing back a 2023 classic with the RG Vita. Powered by the Unisoc T618, the Vita is a classic-looking device with somewhat modern internals.
Anbernic’s second controller brings a lot more to the table. But a lot more can go wrong now. At $40 is the RG G01 worth it? Or are there better options.
Stubbs hangs with Russ from Retro Game Corps, and Rob the Retro Tech Dad, as we explore the Anbernic RG Vita, a perhaps poor excuse for a Vita, but a heck of a PSP in 2026.
RG Vita feels like a decent, Vita-shaped T618 handheld with okay screen and controls, but unknown pricing makes its value and purpose impossible to judge.
Anbernic’s RG Vita handhelds have a date and a spec sheet. Here’s what’s we’ve confirmed for RG Vita and Vita Pro before the official launch.
The weirdest Anbernic accessory yet is here. RG G01 pre-orders are open with a discount through Feb 10, plus a built-in screen, heart rate sensors, and more.
The first unboxing video for the Anbernic RG G01 is here, giving us a better idea of what to expect once this new controller is finally released.