🎮 20+ Gaming Systems - Enjoy classics from PS1, PSP, NDS, GBA, GBC, Sega systems and more.
🖥️ Dual-Screen Gaming - Experience dual-screen classics or multitask with games and apps across both displays.
⚡ Powerful Performance - The RK3568 quad-core processor delivers smooth, responsive retro gaming.
🌐 Wi-Fi + Bluetooth - Play multiplayer, connect accessories, stream, and enjoy more ways to game.
💾 32GB Built-In Storage
📀 Expandable Storage Up to 2TB
🎮 1× TF/MicroSD Card Slot
⚡ 3GB RAM
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The Retrobit™ DS is built for gamers who want the classic dual-screen experience with modern handheld power. Featuring two 4" IPS HD touchscreens, a responsive capacitive stylus, and a familiar clamshell design, it brings your favourite retro systems together in one portable device. With support for 20+ gaming systems including NDS, PlayStation, PSP, GBA, GBC, Sega systems and more, there’s an enormous library of gaming possibilities.*
Powered by Android 14 + Linux, the Retrobit™ DS goes beyond retro gaming. Multitask across both screens, run an app or guide on one display while gaming on the other, enjoy Wi-Fi multiplayer, and expand your storage with a TF card up to 2TB. Dual analog sticks, a six-axis gyroscope, stereo speakers, vibration feedback, and a built-in microphone complete the experience.
For the Retrobit™ DS, I’d make this section accurate to the actual RG DS hardware rather than reuse the Elite 2.0 claims. Anbernic officially lists support for PSP, Dreamcast, Saturn, PS1, NDS, N64, CPS1/2/3, FBA, Neo Geo, GBA/GBC/GB, SNES/SFC, NES/FC, Genesis/Mega Drive, Master System, MSX, PC Engine and WonderSwan formats. Anbernic
The Retrobit™ DS supports 20+ consoles, handhelds and arcade platforms, with its dual-screen design making it especially suited for Nintendo DS gaming. Performance varies by system and title, but here’s what you can expect:
📡 Bluetooth Controller Support
The device features Bluetooth
2.4GHz, allowing you to pair most modern wireless controllers (DualShock, DualSense, Xbox, 8BitDo, etc.).
How to pair:
👥 Multiplayer Setup
📺 TV / External Display Connection
How to connect:
Legal note: Add only games you own (backups), public-domain titles, or homebrew.
Retrobit™ DS
Rediscover generations of gaming with support for NDS, PS1, PSP, N64, Game Boy, Sega, Arcade and more — all on a portable dual-screen device built for retro gaming.
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 68 reviews.
Battery life is very good (it takes 2 hours to charge, though), the IPS displays are excellent, and DS emulation is impeccable. This is one of those devices that makes you think, "I'll buy another one if it ever breaks," rather than looking for other alternatives. The good thing is it's strong, and the hinges are amazing, better than the original DS and 3DS. It has really nice screen brightness, and since it has a touchpad, it's a nifty detail that both screens are touchscreens.
I've been playing cooking mama And haven't stop giggling 🤣 love going back in time and playing all my childhood favs.
This will probably be my new primary GBA/NDS machine.
Was at the laundry mat the other day, perfect time to catch up on some of my DS games. I'm currently playing my way through LOZ phantom hourglass and Spirit Tracks
The quality is pretty solid, it feels pretty good in hands. I do like the hinges better than my DS and 3ds. Software is a bit janky, they could have done better but it’s pretty alright. Multitasking is fine, idk why the game was slowed down when doing so on RGC recent video. Only issues I encountered is with some PSP tiles, DC and mostly 3Ds. 3Ds isn’t playable at all. I’d play RPGs if emulating 3Ds. For DS Is very great, some games like Pokemon White 2 did stutter a bit though when I had 3D rendering enabled. Just in that game
How does it run Pokemon omega ruby? Cutscenes can flutter and dip in framerate from time to time, but actual gameplay stays impressively consistent. Overall, it handles the entire lineup of 3DS Pokémon games quite well, with performance that rarely gets in the way once you’re in control. Great console for retro gaming up to the 3DS, I say!
It's like owning a DSI again, but better! I used to have an R4 and download games onto the card, so this brings back a lot of memories. I will fiddle around to see if 3DS games work, but we will see! So far, loving it.
Digging for ore like it's the 2000s. I played this way too much back then and will be playing too much as an adult as well.
Kirby: Canvas Curse, Nintendogs and even Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword (ventricle game) works well with the stylus and console. Great pickup for any ds fans
It's what I expected: an Android device that lets me scroll, play Android games from the Play Store, and play retro games with upscaled resolution.
GammaOS was super easy to put on; it already feels great. I spent many hours on the OG DS and DSi, and this feels like a perfect way to replay some favourites and ones I missed. If you are not familiar with setting up a retro device definitely get an expansion card but this has been awesome so far
The RG DS emulates most DS titles very well, offering 2× resolution for the vast majority and dropping to 1× only for a small handful of problem games. The 3DS is on the device, but it doesn't have any preloaded 3DS games, and since each game is around 5GB, it takes time to download every single one. It's still a good gaming device that can play games from the NDS and earlier consoles.
The android feature is what takes this console over the top. I wish the switch 2 could download apps like tiktok and youtube. It's pretty cool to have everything in one entertainment device.
Not only does it play DS games, but it can also download and watch videos directly while you play another game on top, and it can play 3DS games! Yes, it doesn't work perfectly, but it's cool that it can. I have Pokémon Sun and Moon running fine on it. I downloaded the ROM online and added a new 3DS folder to the memory card, and it worked!
Pretty straightforward: a new and improved DS. It's like if your ds and phone had a baby. Watching shows on one screen and playing on another is absolutely amazing.
For the Pokémon DS games, it's worth it! The Android and app downloads on the device really make it stand out! I love mine, and I don't regret paying a fortune for it. The expansion card has every possible game I've wanted (all the Nintendo ones for the 512GB)
Looks great and upscaling is amazing with this device, it’s like playing hd remakes of the games!
I really enjoy the device. I have another model from this company, so I just added the memory card to it, and my games transferred over with no problem. The standard version is awesome for anyone who knows how to edit their devices and ROM library. The android part is great, I love doom scrolling on this device. Perfect gaming device, I play this more than my NS2.
I like how many different ways you can use this handheld. Retro games, Android apps, touchscreen controls and dual displays all in one device.
Android is useful for apps and streaming, while Linux gives you another way to organize and launch your retro library.
The second screen changes the whole experience for compatible games. Add the touchscreen and stylus and it feels much closer to the original dual-screen style.
This feels like a great option for people who want classic gaming without giving up modern Android features.
The dual 4-inch displays look sharp and having touch input gives you more control options than most retro handhelds.
Android 14 and Linux together give the system a nice balance between modern features and a dedicated retro experience. Took me a while to understand wtf is LINUX though. Linux is basically the front end program, from my understanding, that lets you play all the retro games. the android part is what lets you play cod mobile and doom scroll on tiktok.
I like being able to keep a game on one screen and use the other display for compatible menus or apps. It makes good use of the hardware.
Dual-screen gaming is the reason I would choose this model. The touchscreen and stylus support make compatible games feel much more natural.
The device feels much more flexible than a basic emulator handheld because Android lets you use compatible apps and streaming services too.
A strong feature set for a compact handheld: Android 14, Linux, dual touchscreens, Wi-Fi and expandable storage.
I was most interested in the two touchscreens and they are definitely the highlight. The layout feels familiar and practical.
A unique handheld concept with modern features. Android 14, Linux and the dual touchscreen layout give you plenty of ways to enjoy the device.
The Linux side is great for organizing retro systems, while Android 14 gives you another entire ecosystem of compatible apps.
The biggest selling point for me is the combination of dual touchscreens and two operating-system options. It feels very versatile. I wish more 3ds games were preloaded on the 128GB card. I had to buy a 2 TB card, just so I can add 100 3ds games and all the other games from the 128 GB card. It took me a whole weekend to get all the roms, and to download them through google and online websites. Customer service was nice enough to help and explain the process but still would have liked a 2 TB or even 1 TB options with all the 3ds games on it as well.
Being able to use Android apps on a retro handheld adds a lot of value. The second touchscreen makes navigation and multitasking even better.
The clamshell design is compact, the two displays are useful, and Android 14 gives the hardware a much broader range of uses.
The clamshell form factor is compact but still gives you two full displays. Great concept for anyone who enjoys dual-screen classics.Some buggy issues when I accidently touch the top screens, but it rarely happens. Just something that would be good to know when you are playing.
This is the kind of handheld that gives you room to customize. Android, Linux and expandable storage provide a lot of flexibility.
Android makes installing compatible apps straightforward, and the dual-screen format gives the device a very unique feel.
The dual-screen design looks fantastic in use. Touchscreen support makes menus and compatible games much easier to interact with.
The dual touchscreen setup is my favorite feature. It gives compatible games the kind of experience a normal single-screen handheld can't provide.
I like that the handheld can handle retro gaming while still offering Android features such as compatible streaming and cloud-gaming apps.
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 68 reviews.
Battery life is very good (it takes 2 hours to charge, though), the IPS displays are excellent, and DS emulation is impeccable. This is one of those devices that makes you think, "I'll buy another one if it ever breaks," rather than looking for other alternatives. The good thing is it's strong, and the hinges are amazing, better than the original DS and 3DS. It has really nice screen brightness, and since it has a touchpad, it's a nifty detail that both screens are touchscreens.
I've been playing cooking mama And haven't stop giggling 🤣 love going back in time and playing all my childhood favs.
This will probably be my new primary GBA/NDS machine.
Was at the laundry mat the other day, perfect time to catch up on some of my DS games. I'm currently playing my way through LOZ phantom hourglass and Spirit Tracks
The quality is pretty solid, it feels pretty good in hands. I do like the hinges better than my DS and 3ds. Software is a bit janky, they could have done better but it’s pretty alright. Multitasking is fine, idk why the game was slowed down when doing so on RGC recent video. Only issues I encountered is with some PSP tiles, DC and mostly 3Ds. 3Ds isn’t playable at all. I’d play RPGs if emulating 3Ds. For DS Is very great, some games like Pokemon White 2 did stutter a bit though when I had 3D rendering enabled. Just in that game
How does it run Pokemon omega ruby? Cutscenes can flutter and dip in framerate from time to time, but actual gameplay stays impressively consistent. Overall, it handles the entire lineup of 3DS Pokémon games quite well, with performance that rarely gets in the way once you’re in control. Great console for retro gaming up to the 3DS, I say!
It's like owning a DSI again, but better! I used to have an R4 and download games onto the card, so this brings back a lot of memories. I will fiddle around to see if 3DS games work, but we will see! So far, loving it.
Digging for ore like it's the 2000s. I played this way too much back then and will be playing too much as an adult as well.
Kirby: Canvas Curse, Nintendogs and even Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword (ventricle game) works well with the stylus and console. Great pickup for any ds fans
It's what I expected: an Android device that lets me scroll, play Android games from the Play Store, and play retro games with upscaled resolution.
GammaOS was super easy to put on; it already feels great. I spent many hours on the OG DS and DSi, and this feels like a perfect way to replay some favourites and ones I missed. If you are not familiar with setting up a retro device definitely get an expansion card but this has been awesome so far
The RG DS emulates most DS titles very well, offering 2× resolution for the vast majority and dropping to 1× only for a small handful of problem games. The 3DS is on the device, but it doesn't have any preloaded 3DS games, and since each game is around 5GB, it takes time to download every single one. It's still a good gaming device that can play games from the NDS and earlier consoles.
The android feature is what takes this console over the top. I wish the switch 2 could download apps like tiktok and youtube. It's pretty cool to have everything in one entertainment device.
Not only does it play DS games, but it can also download and watch videos directly while you play another game on top, and it can play 3DS games! Yes, it doesn't work perfectly, but it's cool that it can. I have Pokémon Sun and Moon running fine on it. I downloaded the ROM online and added a new 3DS folder to the memory card, and it worked!
Pretty straightforward: a new and improved DS. It's like if your ds and phone had a baby. Watching shows on one screen and playing on another is absolutely amazing.
For the Pokémon DS games, it's worth it! The Android and app downloads on the device really make it stand out! I love mine, and I don't regret paying a fortune for it. The expansion card has every possible game I've wanted (all the Nintendo ones for the 512GB)
Looks great and upscaling is amazing with this device, it’s like playing hd remakes of the games!
I really enjoy the device. I have another model from this company, so I just added the memory card to it, and my games transferred over with no problem. The standard version is awesome for anyone who knows how to edit their devices and ROM library. The android part is great, I love doom scrolling on this device. Perfect gaming device, I play this more than my NS2.
I like how many different ways you can use this handheld. Retro games, Android apps, touchscreen controls and dual displays all in one device.
Android is useful for apps and streaming, while Linux gives you another way to organize and launch your retro library.
The second screen changes the whole experience for compatible games. Add the touchscreen and stylus and it feels much closer to the original dual-screen style.
This feels like a great option for people who want classic gaming without giving up modern Android features.
The dual 4-inch displays look sharp and having touch input gives you more control options than most retro handhelds.
Android 14 and Linux together give the system a nice balance between modern features and a dedicated retro experience. Took me a while to understand wtf is LINUX though. Linux is basically the front end program, from my understanding, that lets you play all the retro games. the android part is what lets you play cod mobile and doom scroll on tiktok.
I like being able to keep a game on one screen and use the other display for compatible menus or apps. It makes good use of the hardware.
Dual-screen gaming is the reason I would choose this model. The touchscreen and stylus support make compatible games feel much more natural.
The device feels much more flexible than a basic emulator handheld because Android lets you use compatible apps and streaming services too.
A strong feature set for a compact handheld: Android 14, Linux, dual touchscreens, Wi-Fi and expandable storage.
I was most interested in the two touchscreens and they are definitely the highlight. The layout feels familiar and practical.
A unique handheld concept with modern features. Android 14, Linux and the dual touchscreen layout give you plenty of ways to enjoy the device.
The Linux side is great for organizing retro systems, while Android 14 gives you another entire ecosystem of compatible apps.
The biggest selling point for me is the combination of dual touchscreens and two operating-system options. It feels very versatile. I wish more 3ds games were preloaded on the 128GB card. I had to buy a 2 TB card, just so I can add 100 3ds games and all the other games from the 128 GB card. It took me a whole weekend to get all the roms, and to download them through google and online websites. Customer service was nice enough to help and explain the process but still would have liked a 2 TB or even 1 TB options with all the 3ds games on it as well.
Being able to use Android apps on a retro handheld adds a lot of value. The second touchscreen makes navigation and multitasking even better.
The clamshell design is compact, the two displays are useful, and Android 14 gives the hardware a much broader range of uses.
The clamshell form factor is compact but still gives you two full displays. Great concept for anyone who enjoys dual-screen classics.Some buggy issues when I accidently touch the top screens, but it rarely happens. Just something that would be good to know when you are playing.
This is the kind of handheld that gives you room to customize. Android, Linux and expandable storage provide a lot of flexibility.
Android makes installing compatible apps straightforward, and the dual-screen format gives the device a very unique feel.
The dual-screen design looks fantastic in use. Touchscreen support makes menus and compatible games much easier to interact with.
The dual touchscreen setup is my favorite feature. It gives compatible games the kind of experience a normal single-screen handheld can't provide.
I like that the handheld can handle retro gaming while still offering Android features such as compatible streaming and cloud-gaming apps.
