# ANBERNIC RG 476H
- **Product Page**: https://chi-fi.top/handhelds/anbernic-rg476h
- **Category**: Retro handhelds
- **Brand**: ANBERNIC
- **Price**: from $194 USD
- **Summary**: Android handheld with a sharp 4:3 screen that plays PS2 and GameCube
- **AliExpress**: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c3PB6G65

## Pros
- Sharp, bright 4.7-inch 1280x960 screen, up to 120 Hz
- Hall-effect sticks and triggers that shouldn't drift
- Plays a good part of the PS2 and GameCube library, and everything lighter
- 8 GB RAM and 128 GB of fast storage, plus microSD

## Cons
- The Unisoc T820 chip is weaker than the RG 477M's: not every GameCube or PS2 game runs well
- The Android software is basic
- The L1/R1 buttons are a bit loud, and the microSD door doesn't sit flush
- The listing price is well above the roughly $150 reviewers cite

## Specifications
- **Chip**: Unisoc T820
- **RAM**: 8 GB
- **Internal storage**: 128 GB
- **Screen size**: 4.7 in
- **Screen resolution**: 1280×960
- **Operating system**: Android
- **Stick sensors**: Hall effect
- **Battery capacity**: 5000 mAh

## Details & Specifications
The RG 476H is a horizontal Android handheld with a standout screen: a bright 4.7-inch 1280x960 4:3 panel that runs up to 120 Hz and scales retro games cleanly. The Hall-effect sticks and triggers shouldn't drift, and 8 GB of RAM with 128 GB of fast storage gives it room to spare. It plays a good part of the PS2 and GameCube library, and everything lighter.

The Unisoc T820 chip is weaker than the RG 477M's, so not every GameCube or PS2 game runs well, and the Android software is basic. The L1/R1 buttons are a bit loud and the microSD door doesn't sit flush. Reviewers put the sweet spot around $130 to $150, and this listing is higher, so it's best when the price drops. If you want more power, see the Retroid Pocket 5.

- 4.7-inch 1280x960 LTPS screen, 4:3, up to 120 Hz
- Unisoc T820 chip, 8 GB RAM
- 128 GB UFS 2.2 storage plus microSD
- Android 13
- Hall-effect sticks and analog triggers
- 5000 mAh battery, about 6 hours (maker's figure)

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