Finally got my SF2000! Very very impressed by this unit, for it's price. The D-pad is very decent, like that of a standard ANBERNIC D-Pad (RG353P). The handheld has a bit of weight, hard shell doesn't feel cheap by any means. The display is quite clear and vibrant, like high resolution. What stands out the most with this unit is the XYBA and start/select buttons which are just as large as that of an actual SNES joypad and I like that! I had no issues with the XYBA buttons getting stuck in the face of the handheld, though the buttons are quite low compared to those of the RG353P. All the buttons of the SF2000 look well and work well! Battery life remained at full after playing for an hour or so, so battery life is on point. The A/V out port is not a standard sized headphone jack port it's the mini headphone jack port. Adding roms is fairly simple. When you connect it's micro sd to a PC you will notice a folder among other folders named ROMS. You just add your own roms in that folder, all consoles go into that one folder. The remaining folders like the MD, SF, FC, GBA folders that are already on the micro sd you cannot add roms to those. They won't show up if you do add roms to them. I also noticed this unit comes with the majority of the roms library preinstalled so it comes with a great deal of roms. The roms that come with the unit on the micro sd have a "z" in the extensions. For an example the .gb rom extension is .zgb . Most games work on the SF2000. Some SNES and GBA games don't load or when they do load there is mad glitches. These are the SNES games that are more complicated to emulate like F-Zero, Top Gear 3000, Top Gear 2, Super Metroid, Yoshi's Island. Hardcore Pool, Killer 3D Pool and Multicarts don't run or don't run well with GBA emulator on the SF2000. The games that didn't run at all or don't run well on the SF2000 is what I pretty much expected before purchasing the unit so no issue for me. All NES, GB, GBC and GENESIS games seem to work very well on the SF2000! The main games I wanted the SF2000 for, work with no issues! Those casual games being Minnesota Fats: Pool Legend (GENESIS), Scrabble (Game Boy Color), Wheel Of Fortune (GENESIS, NES, SNES, Game Boy Color) and Wheel Of Fortune Deluxe (SNES). It is a big win that Minnesota Fat: Pool Legend (GENESIS) works well on this unit because I have ran into countless issues with many cheap emulation devices not running this game properly. Either no music, music and game lag or the game just wouldn't load at all. The music is missing a few piano key notes when running it on the SF2000 but the music is playing at normal speed sounding like a more simplistic revised version of the actual soundtrack! The music sounds pretty good on the single speaker system of the SF2000 and it's quite loud enough. Other things I like about this SF2000. It comes with a micro A/V cable for hook up to TV and also a USB type C charge cable. I also like the fact that the unit has a battery compartment door and I plan to search online for an even higher compacity lithium battery to install in my SF2000 console. The save/load game function on this unit works very well (Press Start + Select during gameplay to bring up the Save / Load and quit menu options). The micro sd card is kind of sunken in the slot so I have to use a small flat head screwdriver to tap down on the micro sd card to eject and inject it. Would have been nice if the console came with a hard carrying case but I'll just have to go online and search for one. I wish the SF2000 had a normal headphone jack but it has the mini instead. I suppose you can get an adaptor. Overall, I'm very glad I purchased this SF2000 handheld console from Aliexpress for $24! I got this SF2000 as sort of a backup or extra mini handheld to my ANBERNIC RG300X which is about an inch shorter in length than the SF2000. Both handhelds have the same display size and are the same height. The SF2000 is thicker by about 1/4 of an inch due to it's protruding battery compartment. Based on the measurements of my SF2000 handheld console, I believe I may have found the best fitting hard carrying case for it on Amazon! I just ordered the violet one to match the AB buttons of the handheld (it comes available in many colors). The brand is iMangoo. I went to Amazon and found the hard case with the following item description: iMangoo Shockproof Carrying Case Hard Protective EVA Case Impact Resistant Travel 12000mAh Bank Pouch Bag USB Cable Organizer Earbuds Sleeve Pocket Accessory Smooth Coating Zipper Wallet *The type of rechargeable battery the SF2000 uses is the 18650 3.7V Li-ion (one end is flat, the other end has a tip) By default, the SF2000 comes with an "HC" brand 15000mAh 18650 3.7V Li-ion battery. Amazon and other places have this battery type in higher capacities up to around 30000mAh. *The SF2000 by default comes with an off-brand generic 16GB micro sd card. Before purchasing my SF2000, I purchased a 32GB Sandisk micro sd card from Amazon for about $10. I used Mini Tool Partition Software to copy the original 16GB micro sd card to my 32GB Sandisk micro sd card. This copies over all the folders, bios and other files over to the new card. Then I just simply placed the new sd card into the SF2000 unit and it works with no issues! I took the original micro sd card, placed it into a Samsung micro to standard sd card adapter, then wrote "SF2000" on the outside of the adapter. Afterwards, I just placed it in storage in case I may need it later. After running my SF2000 for a few hours, I've come to the assumption that this handheld is primarily a Mega Drive / Game Boy Color / Game Boy / NES retro handheld. While being able to decently run about 70% of the SNES library and about 70% of the GBA library (the program aboard the SF2000 is the equivalent of Open Dingux firmware). That's pretty darn good for a $24 retro handheld! Consoles such as the Powkiddy X16 can only run GBA, GBC and GB. While a majority of cheap emulation devices glitch out at any rom you throw at it. The V90 is a tad bit more powerful than this SF2000 when Adam Image custom firmware is installed onto it.
Nice 'short' summary😁☺️ Again for the price, its quite good. To bad on the snes front, but yeah, many cheap handhelds dont run them at all and many cther cheap handhelds that cost even more that this one are far worse. Nice that your buttons dont sink in, Creative Gaming has a vid on it and his buttons sink in like Sonics.
It’s a definitely a mix bag of sorts with emulation sadly but the screen is so good for that price…and I have had a few people saying that there SF2000 is fine button wise, but some are having the same issue..shame really but I think with that price it’s inevitable
@@SonicLoveEmulation I agree! It does run most games and that's a winner in itself for the low price you're paying. By the way, the iMangoo hard carrying case I purchased from Amazon for my SF2000 console fits perfectly!
Congratulations, the hole handheld community was waiting for this, I think you're the first to get a video of this console , and it's amazing, a 40 minutes video.
The fact that these take bare 18650s is an insane bonus, I wish they all took them, even one that took two, or maybe two 21700s would be hella sweet. Thanks for the review, cheers m8
@@reesemartin3285 the are lithium cell designations (batteries, the GOOD ones, Tesla's literally have a plate of about 1200 21700s under them) it's just their size 18mm diameter 65mm length 0 just means it's round, 18650. 21mm Diameter, 70mm length, 0 means it's round. 21700. There's also LiPo, or lithium polymer cells, those are the squishy-ish square flat ones that phones, etc. Use. Power tools and most older laptops use several 18650s, the best flashlights use 18650s, and generally speaking 21700s are considered to be the best size to power storage ratio
What i really love about it is that they finally use 18650 batteries. There's good brand batteries available at an affordable price like f.e. the LG INR18650-MJ1 (3400mAh), costs about six or seven bucks.Those will last WAY longer then the ones that come with the handheld.
@@SonicLoveEmulation i'm gonna give it a try, just ordered one.. for 20,-€ after coupon including shipping costs it's a no-brainer, if i don't want to keep it i still could gift it to someone.. did that with my Powkiddy V90 which actually did cost twice as much, made a good friend really happy with it ^^,
It taking 18650s is a big ass game changer for me tbh, if this thing didn't suck id buy two just to support the idea! I've got dozens of 18650s, would love to pop and swap my steam deck/other handhelds instead of lugging around some kind of over priced, over powered, heavy af portable charger... Block ... Thing
@@Yixdy exactly, same here. I#ve got quite some 18650 batteries, left over from vaping. But as most of them are flat tops except of two which came with a flashlight, it depends on how they realized the battery compartment, if they thought about to make it compatible with button top AND flat top 18650s ... to find out about that was actually the main reason for me to order one of those handhelds, just to check p and play around with different 18650s. It makes so much more sense to use widely available good quality round cells instead of those crappy stone age Nokia BL-5c batteries that many chinese cheapo retro handhelds come with, usually these are even below 1000mah - if authentic Nokia. And over here those BL-5C cost about 6,- what is the same price as a new button top round cell from a major brand. If this 20-bucks-handheld even can take flat tops, i'd get two Samsung 30Q for the price of one crappy BL-5C
I ordered one a few days ago, looks like a pretty slick little handheld for how cheap it is. I bet if it happened to be popular enough to get dev support and a custom ROM, a lot of the performance and refresh rate issues could be fixed.
At last an interesting review on the SF2000 laptop, I bought mine two days ago from the same seller as the link you left in the video description I'm even going to buy one more. I loved your video about the laptop. Congratulations. 
My Silver ANBERNIC RG280V just came in today. I usually dislike smaller display handhelds, but this one is quite a gem! Love the craftsmanship, love the button layout, overall compact design. I realize Adam Image is a good firmware option but I really like the Open Dingux stock firmware. Just discovered the stock firmware includes a pretty impressive video media player called FFPlay! I can actually load movies on this compact retro handheld and play them along with music files. Had I known this, I would have gotten a 1TB micro sd instead of a 256GB sd. I can do the same things with my ANBERNIC 300X, which has the same Open Dingux stock firmware. You know, people often complain about ANBERNIC charging a higher price over other handhelds, but I think they have to because of the quality you get from their handhelds. This Data Frog with the buttons getting hung under the face of the handheld is an example of what I'm talking about when it comes to quality. I've never had any buttons getting hung on any of my ANBERNICs, the buttons are always raised up quite a bit. So, the ANBERNICs are worth the price!
I think with a light mod you can sort the buttons plus there are plenty of sellers out there for buttons that would also work on it but you are right Anbernic have good quality and that’s what you pay the extra buck for man. I do the love the 35XX and the mini plus but the rg280v is so unique love it
@@SonicLoveEmulation Currently adding more roms and movies to the 280V. Especially, Sega CD Wheel Of Fortune and GBC Scrabble. I gave my Miyoo Mini to my brother, he has no issues with using it as far as hand cramps. My 280V is the console that has replaced the Miyoo Mini that I had.
For the slow snes emulation: instead of using built-in compressed snes rom files, use your own snes uncompressed rom file and emulation will go smoothly
I ordered one last Wenesday. The handheld is modelled after my most favorite video game console joypad, the SNES. Noticed you was playing Panic Bomber, it's quite a nice game like playing Dr. Robotnik Mean Bean Machine and Tetris!
They say you have to launch the SNES and GBA games twice in order to fix all its issues. Sooner or later this will get an update and it will be a fantastic little device.
'Pilotwings' and 'Super Mario World' seem to run much more smoothly for you than for me. I have a new version of the console (and the operating system), but 'Pilotwings' doesn't work for me at all, which means that complete graphics (like the landing field for a parachute jump) aren't displayed at all, I just see blue sky. Does anyone have any idea why this could be?
@@SonicLoveEmulation Just ordered one. Free shipping was the deal breaker. I've spent $20 on worse lol. It says it'll take a month to get here but maybe I'll get lucky and it'll be a lot sooner.
Alright, you intrigued me. I hope they are giving you commissions. Great video, we will see if I like the device. :) I also like the idea of the 18650, and price.
I can play all these games on my Android smartphones and modded PSP and Vita. Yet, I still dig it! SNES had my favorite controller ever. It's why I got an 8BitDo SN30 Pro. I just love the idea playing games on an SNES controller. I don't mind the glitches here and there if it's only $23. This really isn't bad for $23 USD. It's definitely cheap enough for me to give my different nephews. Thanks, man. I'm already subbed to ETA Prime, Taki Udon, and RetroCorp who covers all this. But you seem underrated. Subbed.
I love you videos. One suggestion, your audio seems to have a lot of reverb. I recommend trying to reduce that. I think that could add a ton to the production quality. Keep it up though.
@@SonicLoveEmulation Alan Ross Reviews is a perfect example of how lofi a studio can be while still providing great reviews. It's the content that matters and yours is good. That being said as a tinkerer (but not a content creator) I'd probably try trashy things like lining my wall with blankets or something. I'm the same way about not spending good money on something that is far from guaranteed to be a success. Sorry if any of this sounds condescending, it's not intended to be at all.
@@SonicLoveEmulation for the price I'm impressed there's still 100ds of hours of fun to be had 🙏🏽I've got most of the Anbernic and powkiddy handheld devices so this one will be a good little time killer out and about 🙏🏽
NGL I'd be happy if Data Frog and Cool Baby enter the serious Handheld space. Also if JXD, Dingoo, and Game Park Holdings would return that would be great too!
If you're worried that this $20 price point is all you can afford, don't be. In my 4 years of collecting hand helds, this is the best value I've seen by far. Now a $100 dollar hand held should be moderatly better but not by an enormous margin. The construction is better than almost all my handhelds and it's the most comfortable one i own. Now there is a little screen taring in some games but not a big amount. The thing to remember is that most SNES games will play very slow Unless you restart them by going to the first entry in history and restart the game,which is not a big deal to me. Also the search and history are great features to find the games you like which are not available on many other handhelds 5-13 x the price. Yes you can buy better with a bigger screen and processor but it will cost much more. I find this pretty adequate for these lower end games.
@@SonicLoveEmulation Oh I see, I thought that this device is great for the price but I will give it a pass, good for a cheap prezzy maybe? Though kids these days expect everything
It's getting a lot of developer attention but I don't think cfw is likely. But building your own rom lists with your own thumbnail images is already possible
@Tiago yeah...its just the fact it looks like a snes controller, you would think they would get that right. Better to pay a little more and make it work.
a trick for if the games dont run fast. close out of the game with select+start and then reopen the game. for some reason they play 200% faster if u do this. i really like aerofighter for snes with this handheld
Cool trick I will have to try it, thanks man. And yes it be great to see what they do next as I think it’s sold very well so might get a V2 model with a bit more power
It may not have the same level of horsepower but this seems absolutely perfect for temporarily replacing my broken PocketGo S30 while I figure out what the fault is so I can repair it. It's shockingly decent for the asking price, and begging for community-made CFW.
I have a feeling this device is a welcome made device and Data Frog has just repackaged it. Welcome are well known for making very cheap devices and they all display the word "welcome" when it's turned on (no matter if it's a phone, camera or MP3 player) and I suspect this might also be a welcome device
@@SonicLoveEmulation I'll be very surprised if it does get custom firmware because it would be the first welcome device to get custom firmware, that's if it is a welcome device of course. I cannot think of any reason why it would boot up and say welcome first if it wasn't a welcome device. If it is a welcome device, this is their best handheld yet and I welcome it lol (Pun intended)
Ha ha very good, well if they do get huge sales from this device and I think that’s definitely going to happen to be honest the site I got mine from has over 900 sales now since my video lol let’s hope they make a same shell but with a better screen and buttons and a bit more power with only 10-20 pound more then it will definitely be a winner! But I think you are right this is definitely the best handheld from them so far
Welcome screens are specific to stock firmware on Actions Semi SoCs, and not a characteristic of any manufacturer at all. True that they never got any CFW (the platform is closed as hell with binary blobs everywhere, heavily encrypted firmware and Windows only tools), but there's actually a way to get custom software running discovered around Christmas 2012 by ULi (look up JXD A3300 Spectrum emulator). Aand this one can't be Actions' based, those use specific closed-source (while some originally GPL licensed!) emulation libraries mandated by the platform which have quite specific observable quirks not present in this video. GBA, for one, usually runs very smooth likely because it's a heavily optimised custom job, not a stolen open-source one featured here.
Any luck on the 2 controller version? I see it has it listed on your box, but I don’t see any listed on their Ali site (seems like it would be an excellent portable-budget-retro-multiplayer device).
@@peejae082004 got mine meanwhile and can report that flat top 18650 batteries also work fine in it. There's a spring on the " - " side and the " + " - connector just sticks out wide enough to make good contact.
@@nopadelik9286 that's awesome news. it makes it easier to upgrade it to a bigger capacity battery. i wish a developer picks it up and makes the snes + gba emulation perfect on it
Thanks for the video. It looks like a modern FC3000 which I still play now for nes and mega drive and game boy colour games. I do like that form factor though. I would have to fix the buttons though.
this actually doesnt look that shitty! Honestly you could prob mod upgrade the button and the dpad but the speakers sound good and it handles the emulation well
Just dropping back to say, it looks like you got an unfortunate sticky button there. Mine just arrived today and first thing I did was repeatedly press those action buttons, mine luckily all ok. So hopefully you were able to open and sort that out
So my only complaint so far is with Megadrive, it seems that what would be Button C is mapped to the R trigger button on this. Sonic and Wonderboy are ok as just use jump and jump with attack. So on an MD controller B and C would be same actions and work ok on this. But games like Altered Beast, the Jump action is mapped to R button, what would be MD controller C button, and not easy to do. Same issue with other games which uses the A, B and C buttons. So some of my favourite MD games which use 3 buttons I'll not play on this. But Strider, only uses 2 buttons, so happy can play that on it 👍
Would be cool to see a handheld of this form factor that could play Dreamcast, still I ordered it and looks like it'll be fun to tinker with, hopefully I can get 80's Atari arcade games like Roadblasters to work on it.
FC3000 has AllWinner F1C100S with 64 MBytes integrated SDRAM (SiP), SF2000 is confirmed to have hynix HY5PS1G1631C (128 MBytes) external, thus the chips are definitely different.
Not bad, for what it's worth it's pretty cool, sadly I was hoping for at least PS1 games but then again I shouldn't have my hopes up too high Nice review man, but I hope I find one with PS1 games for about the same price
@@SonicLoveEmulation I'm in a third world country so the best I can do is 25€, and thanks again man, I'll be looking too and I'll let you know if I find anything
The best one I use is the RG353V, RG35XX for more high end then the oden lite or oden pro the new Retroid pocket flip also and I think the KT-R1 has hdmi I think a new batch is out on the 10th so tomorrow
Interesting. Is it a great handheld, no. But take into account the price and what it can do its defo worth considering, if you like these sorts of small handhelds. To be honest, I expected worse emulation and there are plenty other cheap handhelds that are far worse, and plenty cheap ones that still cost a little more than this are and worse even. Screen looks good and while sound quality isnt 100% perfect it seems to go plenty loud and still good. Also nice its using this diff battery. What I wonder is how adding your own games works via sd card, the folder structure, can you add your own box images etc.
Totally agree with you, the pice is so cheep and to have some games playing really well, is a bonus at that price point! Not sure if it will happen but some custom firmware would sort out a lot of the issues, the buttons I think it can be sorted with some lite modding and the battery is definitely a good thing as long as you keep the voltage you should be able to get a huge battery for it, am actually thinking of trying to mod it with a pi4 lol and I will be doing another video on adding games…well if that’s actually possible
I'm currently able to play any episode of 24TH Century Star Trek and etc. on my ANBERNIC 280V! Star Trek: Enterprise, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: DS9.
@@SonicLoveEmulation Lol! I don't have Picard on it but I have the 1994 Spiderman Animated series, 1992 X-Men series, River Monsters, Sanford & Son and the Cosby Show on it. I've also discovered that you can boost up the volume by quite a bit when you go into the audio settings.
Maybe you can work with a developer to bring custom firmware to this device the way Russ from Retro Game Corp got custom firmware made for the PocketGo S30.
I noticed it mentioned, came with a 2.4 ghz controller yet I didn't see one included? Great find though, already have an Odin pro, steam deck, rg35xx, 3ds,vita, psp, unpatched switch, gb pocket, ds, nds. What's one more & who is counting at £16.22 with a coupon ha haa.
I think you gave this the fairest review. Others acted as if super and advanced wouldn't play at all, which isn't true. Maybe reviews need to take into account that people are first-timers on this one. We haven't played the 5 star systems. This is a good beginner. In the US, I got mine with one controller off ali, with discount and shipping for 10 dollars, in a week. I'm thinking of ordering a couple more.
@SonicLoveEmulation Do you mean the most recent model has a firmware update, that they have already upgraded and that's why it works even better? I'm not knowledgeable about this stuff.
Not going to be the best handheld in my collection clearly, but £20 is a couple hours in the pub eh. I'll leave it in the car, take places I don't want to take the Vita. Nice to see that didn't seem loads of duplicate games in the lists, I was tempted to order one anyway 👍
Why should they have bothered devising duplicates? with the 16G card they are shipping, whole romsets are possible. I'd advise backing it up immediately on arrival though, those cards are usually of extremely low quality, and they usually ship the games in cryptic custom format glued with a preview.
@@bnister I meant that sometimes these cards which come with the roms often are not clean sets and it's a bit lame having multiple game titles showing for same game in the wheel/list. It's good that this card seems to be pretty clean and looking nice. I'll definitely be backing up that card though yeah, had that happen once to me before with my Anbernic RG350m and I hadn't backed it up and it corrupted almost soon as I got it. I've had shipping update today for this Frog and should arrive on 2nd May 👍
🐸Thank you for showing us the FROG IN ACTION! 🐸
You are most welcome, can’t wait to watch your video on it soon buddy
@@SonicLoveEmulation Aw thanks. Perhaps we should discuss on the RH Podcast if you're open to it? 🥳
@Sonic Love Emulation such a good purchase for the price. Already ordered mine a few days ago. Thanks for showing it, you are the first!
May be one day buddy
Not a problem
Finally got my SF2000! Very very impressed by this unit, for it's price. The D-pad is very decent, like that of a standard ANBERNIC D-Pad (RG353P). The handheld has a bit of weight, hard shell doesn't feel cheap by any means. The display is quite clear and vibrant, like high resolution. What stands out the most with this unit is the XYBA and start/select buttons which are just as large as that of an actual SNES joypad and I like that! I had no issues with the XYBA buttons getting stuck in the face of the handheld, though the buttons are quite low compared to those of the RG353P. All the buttons of the SF2000 look well and work well! Battery life remained at full after playing for an hour or so, so battery life is on point. The A/V out port is not a standard sized headphone jack port it's the mini headphone jack port.
Adding roms is fairly simple. When you connect it's micro sd to a PC you will notice a folder among other folders named ROMS. You just add your own roms in that folder, all consoles go into that one folder. The remaining folders like the MD, SF, FC, GBA folders that are already on the micro sd you cannot add roms to those. They won't show up if you do add roms to them. I also noticed this unit comes with the majority of the roms library preinstalled so it comes with a great deal of roms. The roms that come with the unit on the micro sd have a "z" in the extensions. For an example the .gb rom extension is .zgb . Most games work on the SF2000.
Some SNES and GBA games don't load or when they do load there is mad glitches. These are the SNES games that are more complicated to emulate like F-Zero, Top Gear 3000, Top Gear 2, Super Metroid, Yoshi's Island. Hardcore Pool, Killer 3D Pool and Multicarts don't run or don't run well with GBA emulator on the SF2000. The games that didn't run at all or don't run well on the SF2000 is what I pretty much expected before purchasing the unit so no issue for me.
All NES, GB, GBC and GENESIS games seem to work very well on the SF2000!
The main games I wanted the SF2000 for, work with no issues! Those casual games being Minnesota Fats: Pool Legend (GENESIS), Scrabble (Game Boy Color), Wheel Of Fortune (GENESIS, NES, SNES, Game Boy Color) and Wheel Of Fortune Deluxe (SNES).
It is a big win that Minnesota Fat: Pool Legend (GENESIS) works well on this unit because I have ran into countless issues with many cheap emulation devices not running this game properly. Either no music, music and game lag or the game just wouldn't load at all. The music is missing a few piano key notes when running it on the SF2000 but the music is playing at normal speed sounding like a more simplistic revised version of the actual soundtrack! The music sounds pretty good on the single speaker system of the SF2000 and it's quite loud enough.
Other things I like about this SF2000. It comes with a micro A/V cable for hook up to TV and also a USB type C charge cable. I also like the fact that the unit has a battery compartment door and I plan to search online for an even higher compacity lithium battery to install in my SF2000 console. The save/load game function on this unit works very well (Press Start + Select during gameplay to bring up the Save / Load and quit menu options). The micro sd card is kind of sunken in the slot so I have to use a small flat head screwdriver to tap down on the micro sd card to eject and inject it.
Would have been nice if the console came with a hard carrying case but I'll just have to go online and search for one. I wish the SF2000 had a normal headphone jack but it has the mini instead. I suppose you can get an adaptor. Overall, I'm very glad I purchased this SF2000 handheld console from Aliexpress for $24!
I got this SF2000 as sort of a backup or extra mini handheld to my ANBERNIC RG300X which is about an inch shorter in length than the SF2000. Both handhelds have the same display size and are the same height. The SF2000 is thicker by about 1/4 of an inch due to it's protruding battery compartment. Based on the measurements of my SF2000 handheld console, I believe I may have found the best fitting hard carrying case for it on Amazon! I just ordered the violet one to match the AB buttons of the handheld (it comes available in many colors). The brand is iMangoo. I went to Amazon and found the hard case with the following item description:
iMangoo Shockproof Carrying Case Hard Protective EVA Case Impact Resistant Travel 12000mAh Bank Pouch Bag USB Cable Organizer Earbuds Sleeve Pocket Accessory Smooth Coating Zipper Wallet
*The type of rechargeable battery the SF2000 uses is the 18650 3.7V Li-ion (one end is flat, the other end has a tip)
By default, the SF2000 comes with an "HC" brand 15000mAh 18650 3.7V Li-ion battery.
Amazon and other places have this battery type in higher capacities up to around 30000mAh.
*The SF2000 by default comes with an off-brand generic 16GB micro sd card. Before purchasing my SF2000, I purchased a 32GB Sandisk micro sd card from Amazon for about $10. I used Mini Tool Partition Software to copy the original 16GB micro sd card to my 32GB Sandisk micro sd card. This copies over all the folders, bios and other files over to the new card. Then I just simply placed the new sd card into the SF2000 unit and it works with no issues! I took the original micro sd card, placed it into a Samsung micro to standard sd card adapter, then wrote "SF2000" on the outside of the adapter. Afterwards, I just placed it in storage in case I may need it later.
After running my SF2000 for a few hours, I've come to the assumption that this handheld is primarily a Mega Drive / Game Boy Color / Game Boy / NES retro handheld. While being able to decently run about 70% of the SNES library and about 70% of the GBA library (the program aboard the SF2000 is the equivalent of Open Dingux firmware). That's pretty darn good for a $24 retro handheld! Consoles such as the Powkiddy X16 can only run GBA, GBC and GB. While a majority of cheap emulation devices glitch out at any rom you throw at it. The V90 is a tad bit more powerful than this SF2000 when Adam Image custom firmware is installed onto it.
Nice 'short' summary😁☺️
Again for the price, its quite good.
To bad on the snes front, but yeah, many cheap handhelds dont run them at all and many cther cheap handhelds that cost even more that this one are far worse.
Nice that your buttons dont sink in, Creative Gaming has a vid on it and his buttons sink in like Sonics.
@@fonzitheman Lol! I just reposted the essay I wrote along with the extra comments I added later. Combined them all and reposted.
Could not have said it better myself buddy
It’s a definitely a mix bag of sorts with emulation sadly but the screen is so good for that price…and I have had a few people saying that there SF2000 is fine button wise, but some are having the same issue..shame really but I think with that price it’s inevitable
@@SonicLoveEmulation I agree! It does run most games and that's a winner in itself for the low price you're paying. By the way, the iMangoo hard carrying case I purchased from Amazon for my SF2000 console fits perfectly!
Congratulations, the hole handheld community was waiting for this, I think you're the first to get a video of this console , and it's amazing, a 40 minutes video.
Thank you kind sir
The fact that these take bare 18650s is an insane bonus, I wish they all took them, even one that took two, or maybe two 21700s would be hella sweet. Thanks for the review, cheers m8
Wish I knew what you were talking about. Sounds cool
@@reesemartin3285 the are lithium cell designations (batteries, the GOOD ones, Tesla's literally have a plate of about 1200 21700s under them) it's just their size 18mm diameter 65mm length 0 just means it's round, 18650. 21mm Diameter, 70mm length, 0 means it's round. 21700. There's also LiPo, or lithium polymer cells, those are the squishy-ish square flat ones that phones, etc. Use. Power tools and most older laptops use several 18650s, the best flashlights use 18650s, and generally speaking 21700s are considered to be the best size to power storage ratio
I love these cheap handhelds sometimes they are real hidden gems. 😁
Very true Mr wicked, I hope you are good and well
Did you order one yet?
What i really love about it is that they finally use 18650 batteries. There's good brand batteries available at an affordable price like f.e. the LG INR18650-MJ1 (3400mAh), costs about six or seven bucks.Those will last WAY longer then the ones that come with the handheld.
totally agree with you
@@SonicLoveEmulation i'm gonna give it a try, just ordered one.. for 20,-€ after coupon including shipping costs it's a no-brainer, if i don't want to keep it i still could gift it to someone.. did that with my Powkiddy V90 which actually did cost twice as much, made a good friend really happy with it ^^,
Awesome man
It taking 18650s is a big ass game changer for me tbh, if this thing didn't suck id buy two just to support the idea! I've got dozens of 18650s, would love to pop and swap my steam deck/other handhelds instead of lugging around some kind of over priced, over powered, heavy af portable charger... Block ... Thing
@@Yixdy exactly, same here. I#ve got quite some 18650 batteries, left over from vaping. But as most of them are flat tops except of two which came with a flashlight, it depends on how they realized the battery compartment, if they thought about to make it compatible with button top AND flat top 18650s ... to find out about that was actually the main reason for me to order one of those handhelds, just to check p and play around with different 18650s. It makes so much more sense to use widely available good quality round cells instead of those crappy stone age Nokia BL-5c batteries that many chinese cheapo retro handhelds come with, usually these are even below 1000mah - if authentic Nokia. And over here those BL-5C cost about 6,- what is the same price as a new button top round cell from a major brand. If this 20-bucks-handheld even can take flat tops, i'd get two Samsung 30Q for the price of one crappy BL-5C
I ordered one a few days ago, looks like a pretty slick little handheld for how cheap it is. I bet if it happened to be popular enough to get dev support and a custom ROM, a lot of the performance and refresh rate issues could be fixed.
it’s not amazing but for the price it’s definitely ok man
If it did get support the price would sky rocket. Even being featured on RUclips normally leads to a price increase.
Definitely
And doubled in price
They fixed a lot of performance and sou d issues with firmware v1.5
First one with a video on the Frogstation congrats
Easy like and subscribe.
Thank you man, and welcome
At last an interesting review on the SF2000 laptop, I bought mine two days ago from the same seller as the link you left in the video description I'm even going to buy one more. I loved your video about the laptop. Congratulations.

Glad it helped buddy
My Silver ANBERNIC RG280V just came in today. I usually dislike smaller display handhelds, but this one is quite a gem! Love the craftsmanship, love the button layout, overall compact design. I realize Adam Image is a good firmware option but I really like the Open Dingux stock firmware. Just discovered the stock firmware includes a pretty impressive video media player called FFPlay! I can actually load movies on this compact retro handheld and play them along with music files. Had I known this, I would have gotten a 1TB micro sd instead of a 256GB sd. I can do the same things with my ANBERNIC 300X, which has the same Open Dingux stock firmware.
You know, people often complain about ANBERNIC charging a higher price over other handhelds, but I think they have to because of the quality you get from their handhelds. This Data Frog with the buttons getting hung under the face of the handheld is an example of what I'm talking about when it comes to quality. I've never had any buttons getting hung on any of my ANBERNICs, the buttons are always raised up quite a bit. So, the ANBERNICs are worth the price!
I think with a light mod you can sort the buttons plus there are plenty of sellers out there for buttons that would also work on it but you are right Anbernic have good quality and that’s what you pay the extra buck for man. I do the love the 35XX and the mini plus but the rg280v is so unique love it
@@SonicLoveEmulation Currently adding more roms and movies to the 280V. Especially, Sega CD Wheel Of Fortune and GBC Scrabble. I gave my Miyoo Mini to my brother, he has no issues with using it as far as hand cramps. My 280V is the console that has replaced the Miyoo Mini that I had.
It is a very cool little handheld there is a great firmware called Adam for it
@@SonicLoveEmulation Once you install Adam Image, the video player feature is gone.
@@jonathonearl482 no you still have that in application section
For the slow snes emulation: instead of using built-in compressed snes rom files, use your own snes uncompressed rom file and emulation will go smoothly
Your review very detailed bro ❤
Thank you very much
Waiting for mine to arrive still, can't wait. That screen looks great 😊
very nice screen just hope we get custom firmware to help with some of the screen tearing on some games
I've watched this a few times as mine should be here this week along side the powkiddy A30 and the Anbernic RG35XX 🙏🏽👍🏾
Nice love the 35XX man
I ordered one last Wenesday. The handheld is modelled after my most favorite video game console joypad, the SNES. Noticed you was playing Panic Bomber, it's quite a nice game like playing Dr. Robotnik Mean Bean Machine and Tetris!
Ya very addictive game it is man
Excellebt review! God bless you and yours! Praying for you
Thank you! You too!
I ordered one a couple of days ago, thanks for your video. I'm really eager to try out snes myself. but it seems like a great device for that price.
It’s not the best but for the price it’s ok
@@SonicLoveEmulation Got mine now, snes emulation is not that great. some games run well but others are very slow. but it's still fun to play with
They say you have to launch the SNES and GBA games twice in order to fix all its issues. Sooner or later this will get an update and it will be a fantastic little device.
'Pilotwings' and 'Super Mario World' seem to run much more smoothly for you than for me. I have a new version of the console (and the operating system), but 'Pilotwings' doesn't work for me at all, which means that complete graphics (like the landing field for a parachute jump) aren't displayed at all, I just see blue sky. Does anyone have any idea why this could be?
Only 10 minutes in and I'm shocked. 😂 I'm seriously tempted to buy this just because its an oddity.
ha ha it’s cheep and it’s ok but it’s definitely a novelty
@@SonicLoveEmulation
Just ordered one. Free shipping was the deal breaker. I've spent $20 on worse lol. It says it'll take a month to get here but maybe I'll get lucky and it'll be a lot sooner.
I liked how they kept It's looking as close to the original SNES controller as possible.
They did a good job on the build I think
Thank you for this and for being very articulate too. It’s amazing what is coming out and the price is very reasonable.
the price is so cheap and what you get is ok for the price, glad you liked the video buddy
The price is cheap not reasonable
Can't wait for the follow up vid 🙏🏽 Gameboy looks clean 🙏🏽I'll let you know how my buttons are when I get mine 🙏🏽
Cool man
Ledgend had that he never told us😢...
Not bad at all, a good option for a cheap throwaround just bought one 😊
Awesome man
Alright, you intrigued me. I hope they are giving you commissions. Great video, we will see if I like the device. :) I also like the idea of the 18650, and price.
don’t do any commissions for it buddy
I can play all these games on my Android smartphones and modded PSP and Vita. Yet, I still dig it! SNES had my favorite controller ever. It's why I got an 8BitDo SN30 Pro.
I just love the idea playing games on an SNES controller. I don't mind the glitches here and there if it's only $23. This really isn't bad for $23 USD. It's definitely cheap enough for me to give my different nephews.
Thanks, man. I'm already subbed to ETA Prime, Taki Udon, and RetroCorp who covers all this. But you seem underrated. Subbed.
Very true
I love you videos. One suggestion, your audio seems to have a lot of reverb. I recommend trying to reduce that. I think that could add a ton to the production quality. Keep it up though.
thank you man I use a iPhone man so, maybe when I start getting more subs and views I can make some money to upgrade…one day
I get that.
Would be nice to have the money to have a nice studio and set up
@@SonicLoveEmulation Alan Ross Reviews is a perfect example of how lofi a studio can be while still providing great reviews. It's the content that matters and yours is good. That being said as a tinkerer (but not a content creator) I'd probably try trashy things like lining my wall with blankets or something. I'm the same way about not spending good money on something that is far from guaranteed to be a success. Sorry if any of this sounds condescending, it's not intended to be at all.
Ok I've been waiting so long for a video on this since I've ordered it a couple weeks ago woooohooooo 🤘🏾 I'm in
for the price it’s ok man but nothing to special mind
@@SonicLoveEmulation for the price I'm impressed there's still 100ds of hours of fun to be had 🙏🏽I've got most of the Anbernic and powkiddy handheld devices so this one will be a good little time killer out and about 🙏🏽
NGL I'd be happy if Data Frog and Cool Baby enter the serious Handheld space. Also if JXD, Dingoo, and Game Park Holdings would return that would be great too!
I hope it dose well enough to make a better version but with a bit more polish and power at a low price point that be awesome
JXD became Powkiddy, so they are still sort of around to some extent
I still have my Dingoo a320 and GP2X F100 & Caanoo.
The ability to easily replace the battery is the best thing about the frog.
Nice review, a brandnew device with a menu i have never seen before...👍
cool, glad you liked it
Exactly the opposite with me, Y2 SG has the same menu and I've grown to be kinda attached to the look and feel XD
If you're worried that this $20 price point is all you can afford, don't be. In my 4 years of collecting hand helds, this is the best value I've seen by far. Now a $100 dollar hand held should be moderatly better but not by an enormous margin. The construction is better than almost all my handhelds and it's the most comfortable one i own. Now there is a little screen taring in some games but not a big amount. The thing to remember is that most SNES games will play very slow Unless you restart them by going to the first entry in history and restart the game,which is not a big deal to me. Also the search and history are great features to find the games you like which are not available on many other handhelds 5-13 x the price. Yes you can buy better with a bigger screen and processor but it will cost much more. I find this pretty adequate for these lower end games.
Big green flap and you pull the screen protector off from the opposite corner LOL Thank you for the video :)
I have seen them great tabs before you pull it and just the tab comes off, I was on to it see
@@SonicLoveEmulation Oh I see, I thought that this device is great for the price but I will give it a pass, good for a cheap prezzy maybe? Though kids these days expect everything
That’s very true
I love these random handhelds you find for the price what a bargain.
I know man it’s great hunting for them
Wow I was really impressed with this little console.
I believe that in Brazil it will be even more successful for the very affordable price.
it’s incredibly cheap…don’t think there is a handheld like this at this price point
@@SonicLoveEmulation It's true, Data Frog nailed it, I hope it's a really good laptop.
Great video, I was waiting for some RUclipsr to make a video of Sf2000, I got one to play SNES.
so far it’s ok not the best for snes, but some games are very playable though
@@SonicLoveEmulation thanks for the info.
I have never seen anyone jump into the water right off the bat in Contra. That's a first.
really, ok cool
Assuming this gets CFW I can see this becoming a great starter handheld.
Be nice to some attention for custom OS
It's getting a lot of developer attention but I don't think cfw is likely. But building your own rom lists with your own thumbnail images is already possible
great vid =]
Thank you pro
They advertise it as "no slowdown on SNES games" but It seems that there's a considerable amount of slowdown in the games you tested.
Don't beleive them. There is a bug that games run slow when you turn it on...after exiting and restarting, they improve but its still not great.
@@lepterfirefall yeah that's why I searched for a video. It's pretty hard for a cheap hardware to emulate perfectly SNES.
@Tiago yeah...its just the fact it looks like a snes controller, you would think they would get that right. Better to pay a little more and make it work.
Did you take it apart? I'm super curious about what SoC is under the hood - is it a mips or Arm?
I did but it’s not marked sadly so not sure what it is lol
@@SonicLoveEmulation i picked one up to take a closer look :)
Cool
It's single-core MIPS 24KEc at 810 MHz
Even though I currently own a Steam Deck, RG35XX, modded PS Vita and Retroid Pocket 3, had to order this for $21 shipped just to have one. 😊
you are as mad as me ha ha handhelds all over the place
bought mine for £11 Aliexpress also saw it for lower and also packed in with pads no more than 20.... worth it just for the roms
Most definitely buddy
It looks good for the money it costs ,nice review 🙂👍🏼
thank you buddy
I can't believe the things we can get for 20 bucks now a days.
I know
Just ordered my daughter one, she likes retro games a lot so why not
At that price point it’s definitely worth it
Got mine, depends on the game as to how good it emulated. For the money it's perfect to take away with me on holiday 😀
For the price point it’s great
a trick for if the games dont run fast. close out of the game with select+start and then reopen the game. for some reason they play 200% faster if u do this. i really like aerofighter for snes with this handheld
Cool trick I will have to try it, thanks man. And yes it be great to see what they do next as I think it’s sold very well so might get a V2 model with a bit more power
It may not have the same level of horsepower but this seems absolutely perfect for temporarily replacing my broken PocketGo S30 while I figure out what the fault is so I can repair it. It's shockingly decent for the asking price, and begging for community-made CFW.
I totally agree man
I have a feeling this device is a welcome made device and Data Frog has just repackaged it. Welcome are well known for making very cheap devices and they all display the word "welcome" when it's turned on (no matter if it's a phone, camera or MP3 player) and I suspect this might also be a welcome device
You may be right, let’s hope it can sorted with some custom firmware
@@SonicLoveEmulation I'll be very surprised if it does get custom firmware because it would be the first welcome device to get custom firmware, that's if it is a welcome device of course. I cannot think of any reason why it would boot up and say welcome first if it wasn't a welcome device. If it is a welcome device, this is their best handheld yet and I welcome it lol (Pun intended)
Ha ha very good, well if they do get huge sales from this device and I think that’s definitely going to happen to be honest the site I got mine from has over 900 sales now since my video lol let’s hope they make a same shell but with a better screen and buttons and a bit more power with only 10-20 pound more then it will definitely be a winner! But I think you are right this is definitely the best handheld from them so far
Welcome screens are specific to stock firmware on Actions Semi SoCs, and not a characteristic of any manufacturer at all. True that they never got any CFW (the platform is closed as hell with binary blobs everywhere, heavily encrypted firmware and Windows only tools), but there's actually a way to get custom software running discovered around Christmas 2012 by ULi (look up JXD A3300 Spectrum emulator). Aand this one can't be Actions' based, those use specific closed-source (while some originally GPL licensed!) emulation libraries mandated by the platform which have quite specific observable quirks not present in this video. GBA, for one, usually runs very smooth likely because it's a heavily optimised custom job, not a stolen open-source one featured here.
Yoooooo im buyin one of theseeee
Cool
You earn a New subscribe! I really like your accent!
thank you very much
Thanks for the early unboxing! Can this receive a CFW in the future?
Am not sure I hope so though
Please, would you mind to check de Max TF Card this device support reads?
I used a 128gb card and that worked
@@SonicLoveEmulation thank you very much
Awesome and if it out puts to the tv and an extra controller then wow . Thanks Sonic 😎👍🏼
It’s saying it can but I have not tried it yet buddy
Any luck on the 2 controller version? I see it has it listed on your box, but I don’t see any listed on their Ali site (seems like it would be an excellent portable-budget-retro-multiplayer device).
Need a retro tv with av connection I don’t have that mine is broke at the moment
This is a no brainer buy and 18650 battery I have an S ton of them good little bang around device
This type of battery is way better to use I think
There are some 18650's with higher capacity (3500mah) but with 'flat tops'. I wonder if those types will work here as well.
@@peejae082004 def as long as the voltage matches the capacity size won’t affect voltage
@@peejae082004 got mine meanwhile and can report that flat top 18650 batteries also work fine in it. There's a spring on the " - " side and the " + " - connector just sticks out wide enough to make good contact.
@@nopadelik9286 that's awesome news. it makes it easier to upgrade it to a bigger capacity battery. i wish a developer picks it up and makes the snes + gba emulation perfect on it
You can add sega master system roms to the megadrive folder and now you have have a segamaster system emulator as well.
Thanks for the video. It looks like a modern FC3000 which I still play now for nes and mega drive and game boy colour games. I do like that form factor though. I would have to fix the buttons though.
it might just be my unit, hopefully not on all handhelds but it should be a easy fix for sure.
I just bought mine through your link, I was curious to know how it behaves with sfc games with special chips like mario kart and yoshi sland.
I will do a more in-depth video of the emulators with more popular games and be adding my own roms to see if it helps in anyway
@@SonicLoveEmulation thanks
Not a problem
Comparing this to the RG300, the performance will be there. It just need a little love from the CFW community.
It dose need some tlc
This looks like an updated version of the X60 game player. It’s a 6 button arcade style handheld.
you might be right lee, ya it’s definitely a spot on little handheld for 20 pound
Does the handheld have the ( MAME ) original Shinobi in the Arcade and Marvel Vs. Capcom 2?
Not that I seen sadly but you can add games
@@SonicLoveEmulationAh ok. Guess I will have to add em. Not a problem. Thanks.
Bought one after seeing this video🙏🏼.
Cool
Is it good for GBA/GBC? I would buy it only for Dr. Mario and Pokémon Crystal..
I'm between this handheld and the Q90
Personally I would go with the 35XX or the Q90
this actually doesnt look that shitty! Honestly you could prob mod upgrade the button and the dpad but the speakers sound good and it handles the emulation well
I think with custom firmware it will be ok but for £18 it’s not bad at all
Did it come with the second controller and connect to the TV?
This one did not but I know some websites do have it listed with a extra controller
🐸 handheld of the year
With custom firmware and light modding you might be right ha ha
Look like a great little device but this link tells me it doesn't ship to the UK :(
am in the U.K. and it’s where I got mine from so maybe email them
Just dropping back to say, it looks like you got an unfortunate sticky button there.
Mine just arrived today and first thing I did was repeatedly press those action buttons, mine luckily all ok.
So hopefully you were able to open and sort that out
That’s epic news man, I did manage to get it sorted buddy but glad your unit was ok 👍
So my only complaint so far is with Megadrive, it seems that what would be Button C is mapped to the R trigger button on this.
Sonic and Wonderboy are ok as just use jump and jump with attack. So on an MD controller B and C would be same actions and work ok on this.
But games like Altered Beast, the Jump action is mapped to R button, what would be MD controller C button, and not easy to do.
Same issue with other games which uses the A, B and C buttons.
So some of my favourite MD games which use 3 buttons I'll not play on this.
But Strider, only uses 2 buttons, so happy can play that on it 👍
... and Forgotten Worlds on MAME, no way to rotate, L/R don't do it, though honestly didn't except it would, but had to try just in case
You can remap the buttons as well
I'm tempted for that price
it’s not perfect but for £18 it’s very cheap
@@SonicLoveEmulation with having to pay 20% vat on top of it, it works out as about £22 but still cheap. I've ordered one.
Hope you like it when you get it man
Awesome budget handheld🔥
Can you tell me where the four action buttons go if they are made of paper?
I will do a video on fixing the button with a sort mod for it
Would be cool to see a handheld of this form factor that could play Dreamcast, still I ordered it and looks like it'll be fun to tinker with, hopefully I can get 80's Atari arcade games like Roadblasters to work on it.
Would be nice
Look at the anbernic rg353p. Same design language and has the chip power to play dreamcast
Are the games pre loaded? Looks decent for the price.
Yes come pre loaded buddy
Just order for my birthday got lots of emulator but mame hand held sound ace
So is it maybe the same hardware as a FC3000..? Then maybe Opendingux could be (easily?) ported to it..🤔
FC3000 has AllWinner F1C100S with 64 MBytes integrated SDRAM (SiP), SF2000 is confirmed to have hynix HY5PS1G1631C (128 MBytes) external, thus the chips are definitely different.
It hopefully might get a CFW but there is no guarantee sadly
Ordered 😂 I have too many of these.
I know what you mean man
Also I’m curious what the price of a pint is nowadays in Euros?
ha ha I don’t drink buddy but it’s around 4-5 Euros I think
Does the analogue button click in ??
No sadly
Not bad, for what it's worth it's pretty cool, sadly I was hoping for at least PS1 games but then again I shouldn't have my hopes up too high
Nice review man, but I hope I find one with PS1 games for about the same price
I will see what I can do finding something but I think the best one to get it the RG35XX plus for £56 and plays psp and Dreamcast to
@@SonicLoveEmulation I'm in a third world country so the best I can do is 25€, and thanks again man, I'll be looking too and I'll let you know if I find anything
Awesome thanks man
That was fast!😳
7 days I think it took to get here from China…fastest yet
This is shockingly decent for the price it's asking. Although those buttons feel a bit far apart?
they are a bit far from each other but ok
Been a while since your videos showed up on my feed. Love the aesthetics but it seems the specs don't even hold up to the V90/Q90 devices
I think it’s the firmware to be honest with you
Hey sonic mate can you tell me witch headheld are to connect to the TV men please
The best one I use is the RG353V, RG35XX for more high end then the oden lite or oden pro the new Retroid pocket flip also and I think the KT-R1 has hdmi I think a new batch is out on the 10th so tomorrow
@@SonicLoveEmulation ooo thanks mate your the best
@@SonicLoveEmulation you know you should make a video about the headheld the connect to the television and play retro games
I might just do that man
@@SonicLoveEmulation yea just categorize the headheld the you can play on tv and those the do not connect to the tv
Interesting.
Is it a great handheld, no.
But take into account the price and what it can do its defo worth considering, if you like these sorts of small handhelds.
To be honest, I expected worse emulation and there are plenty other cheap handhelds that are far worse, and plenty cheap ones that still cost a little more than this are and worse even.
Screen looks good and while sound quality isnt 100% perfect it seems to go plenty loud and still good.
Also nice its using this diff battery.
What I wonder is how adding your own games works via sd card, the folder structure, can you add your own box images etc.
Totally agree with you, the pice is so cheep and to have some games playing really well, is a bonus at that price point! Not sure if it will happen but some custom firmware would sort out a lot of the issues, the buttons I think it can be sorted with some lite modding and the battery is definitely a good thing as long as you keep the voltage you should be able to get a huge battery for it, am actually thinking of trying to mod it with a pi4 lol and I will be doing another video on adding games…well if that’s actually possible
Good choice for the price
It’s a little banger this one for £18
For 23 bucks and hopefully a custom os for improved framerates or refresh rate seems decent
Let’s hope it can be done, but I feel it would definitely help with emulation on the sf2000
The button sticking was a definite redflag for me, then the thing turned on and I all hope was lost 😂
Ha ha am hoping that someone in the community can make custom firmware for it and the buttons can be sorted with light modding.
I'm currently able to play any episode of 24TH Century Star Trek and etc. on my ANBERNIC 280V! Star Trek: Enterprise, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: DS9.
That’s awesome man, got to get Picard on it also now ha ha
@@SonicLoveEmulation Lol! I don't have Picard on it but I have the 1994 Spiderman Animated series, 1992 X-Men series, River Monsters, Sanford & Son and the Cosby Show on it. I've also discovered that you can boost up the volume by quite a bit when you go into the audio settings.
Awesome man have to get thunder cats on it and dbz super
Maybe you can work with a developer to bring custom firmware to this device the way Russ from Retro Game Corp got custom firmware made for the PocketGo S30.
Sadly it’s not as easy as that would be cool though
For that price is definitely worth buying it 👍
it’s so cheap man
@@SonicLoveEmulation I've got similar looks pocket go s30, but just want this also 😀
Cool have to let me know what you think of it
@@SonicLoveEmulation of course I will 👍
@Sonic Love Emulation
hi I've got finally and I like it for that price ,you can put on your pocket and you don't need to worried because is cheap 😉
I noticed it mentioned, came with a 2.4 ghz controller yet I didn't see one included? Great find though, already have an Odin pro, steam deck, rg35xx, 3ds,vita, psp, unpatched switch, gb pocket, ds, nds. What's one more & who is counting at £16.22 with a coupon ha haa.
Not included but the option to use a 2nd pad when hooked up to the tv but my av tv is broken at the moment so have to order a new one
Muy buen video, gracias
You are welcome and thank you
I think you gave this the fairest review.
Others acted as if super and advanced wouldn't play at all, which isn't true.
Maybe reviews need to take into account that people are first-timers on this one. We haven't played the 5 star systems.
This is a good beginner.
In the US, I got mine with one controller off ali, with discount and shipping for 10 dollars, in a week.
I'm thinking of ordering a couple more.
There is a new update to the firmware making it even better to
@SonicLoveEmulation Do you mean the most recent model has a firmware update, that they have already upgraded and that's why it works even better?
I'm not knowledgeable about this stuff.
@@cmfort2696 oh am not sure I think it was a cfw as in custom firmware if you search on YT for it there are tutorials on it
This better than I thought it would be.
My thoughts exactly, I did not expect emulation to actually work as well for 20 pound
Not going to be the best handheld in my collection clearly, but £20 is a couple hours in the pub eh.
I'll leave it in the car, take places I don't want to take the Vita.
Nice to see that didn't seem loads of duplicate games in the lists, I was tempted to order one anyway 👍
Ha ha might be good for in the car still lots of games very playable mind but it’s definitely not the best. But 20 pound it’s good
Why should they have bothered devising duplicates? with the 16G card they are shipping, whole romsets are possible. I'd advise backing it up immediately on arrival though, those cards are usually of extremely low quality, and they usually ship the games in cryptic custom format glued with a preview.
@@bnister I meant that sometimes these cards which come with the roms often are not clean sets and it's a bit lame having multiple game titles showing for same game in the wheel/list.
It's good that this card seems to be pretty clean and looking nice.
I'll definitely be backing up that card though yeah, had that happen once to me before with my Anbernic RG350m and I hadn't backed it up and it corrupted almost soon as I got it.
I've had shipping update today for this Frog and should arrive on 2nd May 👍
Can more emulators be added to this?
Sadly no
Which is better sf2000 or x6?
I would get the new rg35xx h you will not be disappointed
Maybe the screen tearing is because you set it to pal while playing with the settings?
Not many settings on it sadly
@@SonicLoveEmulation yeah but in your video you set it to PAL, that might cause tearing?
I will check it out then man
Would you open it up to see what soc does it actually have inside? ❤
I did the chips have nothing on them so can’t identify what it’s using sadly