RG353V has served me incredibly well. Works great for systems up to Dreamcast. Plays most PSP games well. Plays DS and earlier Nintendo handhelds perfectly, though I strongly recommend using Arkos if you touch support in the Linux frontend.
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I'd get one but I already have an rp4 pro, looking for something in the 70 and under range.
Mainly something pocketable, sticks are a problem in that
Yeah, the Anbernic RG35XX is under $70 and the RG35XX+ is about $80. Those are super solid choices!
What about the sp? Is the sp more durable?
It's just a smaller, folding form factor. It's better at protecting your screen and buttons, but if it's anything like the GBA SP it's based on, that hinge is a potential breakage point. Your trading off one kind of durability for a whole new vulnerability. Having said that, I loved my GBA SP and in only got broken because it got misplaced and sat on while it was folded open.
Is the sp any more powerful?
The Miyoo Mini + or the Miyoo Mini if you want smaller
I've heard good things, what's the cfw situation with them? How good do they run stuff?
What's cfw? I have the + variant and just play GBA on it. GBA runs perfectly well. I have MinUI as the OS so it boots up and loads games really quick.
Custom firmwares. Like alternate operating systems