The advance of Android as a gaming platform is truly unstoppable, with more and more games that do not seem made for mobile phones and that, with a controller, can perfectly replace a console title.
For this reason, many people have decided to take the step and get a portable Android console, and there Anbernic is the leader in the sector. This Asian company sells many models in different price segments, but perhaps it can be said that right now the Anbernic RG505 is the one that has the best quality-price ratiowith a cost of approximately 135 euros in three different colors.
It is sold by AliExpress, but with the Choice label, and that means that The shipping is express and you will receive it in five days or less, but also that you can return it without problems during the first 15 days at any Post Office.
From our experience with Choice returns, there are no problems or disputes. You return it and almost immediately receive the refund in your account, almost better than Amazon.
With this, AliExpress solves one of its main problems, which are returns, and puts itself on par with other stores that operate entirely in Spain.
The Anbernic RG505 has an OLED screen, Android 12 and a Unisoc Tiger T618 processor, in addition to 128GB of internal storagewhich you can expand with a microSD if you think you are going to need a little more space, something that cannot be ruled out.
One of the most striking things about these laptops, and The RG505 can do it, is that being Android you can install the Xbox application, and that means you can run some Game Pass games in the cloud. Not all, since there are some with requirements much higher than what your processor can handle, but some of the most interesting.
For the rest, it has Google Play, so the repertoire of games and applications to install is quite large without having to resort to third-party services.
The chassis has a construction that everyone agrees is very solid and ergonomic, although it imitates the appearance of some retro consoles, and others that are not so retro, such as the Nintendo Switch Lite.
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