Retroid teases a few details about the Retroid Pocket Nova, a new handheld with a 4:3 aspect ratio and a modern OLED screen that is coming soon.
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The 12GB Retroid Pocket 6 is available again, though this specific model downgrade relies on 128GB of UFS 3.1 storage and offers fewer color selections.
Retroid could be close to announcing its next handheld, and the timing has fans hoping for a refreshed Pocket Mini or new Flip model.
Retroid has added Yellow and Turquoise Pocket 5 colorways, giving fans a new way to grab the former Pocket G2’s Switch Lite-inspired look.
Packed in with the original Nintendo Game Boy, Tetris has come to be a symbol of handheld gaming. At the time of its Game Boy port, it was proof that compelling gameplay and design could be had in a portable experience.
Retroid may be phasing out the four-button Pocket Classic, leaving only the six-button models as RAM shortages keep reshaping the handheld market.
Retroid just pulled the Pocket G2 and raised the Pocket Classic price, delivering another surprise twist for handheld buyers in 2026.
Another handheld price squeeze hits: Retroid discontinues the RP6 12GB model, and the 8GB version gets a $15 price increase starting March 2.
The Retroid Pocket G2 is one of Retroid’s latest handhelds. With an old body and new chip, it’s a mashup of ideas. But is it worth it at the odd asking price?
Waiting on a Retroid Pocket 6? Retroid says OLED screen calibration bottlenecks slowed output, but a new system should ramp production. Expect Black units first and dashboard updates soon.