Today we're talking about Anbernic which has just launched the Anbernic RG556, a relatively powerful gaming handheld that competes with the Retroid Pocket 4. Launching with Android 13 for $174.99, the Anbernic RG556 features hall-effect triggers and joysticks, along with a six-axis gyroscope.
Anbernic RG556 Game Handheld
A week after revealing the performance levels of PS2 emulation and Android games, Anbernic has now confirmed full launch details for the RG556. As expected, Anbernic sells the RG556 in multiple color options. However, it chose not to launch the device in the glossy white color that was leaked late last month.
Specification of Anbernic RG556
Feature
Description
Color Options
Black/Blue Translucent
Screen
5.48-inch AMOLED screen, OCA full fit, 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution
Android games (Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, etc.), and other 30+ emulators. Support users to download related format games
Language
Multi-language
Speakers
High fidelity dual speakers
TF card
Support TF card expansion, up to 2TB. Standard Version (no game SD card); Standard Version+128G (compatible with 4423 games); Standard Version+256G (compatible with 8714 games)
Battery
Polymer lithium battery, 5500mAh, battery life 8 hours
Charging
Support 5V/2A charging, approximately 3.5 hours to fully charge
Other Features
Built-in Hall joystick, six-axis gyroscope sensor, Hall trigger, high-speed fan + heat pipe active heat dissipation, support FOTA wireless upgrade, netplay, streaming, wireless screencasting, USB Type-C supports 1080p Display Port output, vibration motor, 3.5mm stereo earphones, energy-saving settings, joystick light control, display brightness, etc.
Accessories
USB charging cable, color box, manual, tempered glass screen protector
Additionally, Anbernic includes Hall Effect triggers, a Hall Effect joystick, and a six-axis gyroscope, all in a package with dimensions of 223 x 90 x 15 mm and a weight of 331 grams. In other words, the RG556 will compete with the Retroid Pocket 4 in many respects. However, the Pocket 4 may be a bit more powerful than Anbernick's portable gaming consoles, despite its smaller size.
Furthermore, the RG556 runs Android 13 natively but has only one USB Type-C port for charging and connecting to external displays using the DisplayPort Alt Mode protocol. The Anbernic RG556 starts at $174.99 and goes up to $204.99 in $15 increments when you add a MicroSD card.
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Today we're talking about Anbernic which has just launched the Anbernic RG556, a relatively powerful gaming handheld that competes with the Retroid Pocket 4. Launching with Android 13 for $174.99, the Anbernic RG556 features hall-effect triggers and joysticks, along with a six-axis gyroscope.
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