R36 Max 4″ Retro Gaming Handheld Console — 128GB
The 4″ large screen for the pocket range: R36 Max, 4000 mAh battery life and thousands of games already installed. You turn it on, you play.
- Large 4″ screen IPS 720×720
- 4000 mAh — best pocket battery life
- Plug & play: preloaded SD, zero config
- Emulates up to PS1 and Neo Geo
Why you’ll love it
Large 4″ 720×720 screen
Bright 1:1 square IPS panel, ideal for full-format retro games.
4000 mAh · 6 to 8 h
The best battery life in the pocket range: long sessions without recharging.
Up to 128 GB preloaded
Tens of thousands of NES → PS1 classics, already installed and sorted.
Plug & play
System already installed: power on, pick your console, play.
Measured performance
What the console really handles
The large 4″ screen that changes everything
The same plug & play spirit as the R36S, but with a 4″ 720×720 IPS panel and a 4000 mAh battery: the R36 Max offers extra comfort. Preloaded SD card, system already installed — just turn it on and play.
From NES to PlayStation 1, classics are displayed large, in a faithful 1:1 aspect ratio. Nintendo 64 and PSP remain reserved for lighter titles — we prefer to mention it.
Want WiFi and wireless? Compare with the retrogaming handheld console from the range, or see our premium models.
Tech specs
Full specifications
- Screen
- IPS 4.0″ · 720×720 (1:1 ratio)
- Processor
- Rockchip RK3326 · ARM Cortex-A35 · 1.5 GHz
- GPU
- Mali-G31 MP2
- RAM
- 1 GB DDR3L
- System
- Linux, preinstalled
- Storage
- preloaded 64 or 128 GB microSD
- Battery
- 4000 mAh · 6–8 h of play
- Charging
- USB-C
- Bluetooth
- no
- Format
- large-screen 4″, pocket
- Colors
- 5 colors
Compatibility
Which consoles can you play?
What gamers are saying
Frequently asked questions
Yes: microSD card preloaded and system already installed. Turn it on and play, no setup.
The size of the preloaded game library. The hardware is identical; the 128 GB carries more games.
Its 4000 mAh battery lasts 6 to 8 h depending on brightness and the systems emulated. USB-C charging.
Perfectly up to the PS1 and Neo Geo; the Nintendo 64 and PSP run on the lighter titles.
This model focuses on the retro essentials, without Bluetooth. For WiFi and wireless, see the R36 Ultra.