SF3500 5″ Retro Gaming Console — 64 GB, NES to PS1 Emulation
The SF3500 thinks big: 5″ screen, TV output, and up to 20,000 games. Play on the go or plug it into your TV. Turn it on, play.
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- 1× SF3500 5″ console
- 1× microSD card with preloaded OS
- 1× USB-C cable
- 1× TV video cable
- 1× getting started guide
- Large 5″ screen
- Built-in TV output
- up to 20,000 games
- Dual stick · WiFi · USB-C OTG
Shipping & delivery
- The estimated time covers preparation and transport, from payment to delivery.
- Your tracking number arrives by e-mail during preparation. It goes live as soon as the parcel is handed to the carrier.
- You can cancel free of charge as long as the parcel has not been handed to the carrier: write to us with your order number.
- Outside the European Union, any customs duties and local taxes are the recipient's responsibility.
Returns & refunds
- Return the product complete (console, SD card, cables, controller(s) and accessories), in its original packaging, in new condition, with proof of purchase.
- Return shipping is at your expense, unless the product is faulty or we made a mistake.
- The refund covers the product and standard shipping. Any extra cost of express shipping is not refunded.
- Fault or damage: write to us with a photo and your order number. We take the return in charge and offer a replacement or a refund.
Performance & games
- The newer the emulated system, the more power it needs. NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBA and Mega Drive run comfortably everywhere; PS1, N64, PSP and Dreamcast depend on the model's processor.
- The number of games shown on each product page is a maximum (“up to N games”), depending on the version you choose.
- You add your own games with our step-by-step manuals, model by model. Only add games and BIOS files you own and are allowed to copy in your country.
Why you’ll love it
Large 5″ screen
One of the largest pocket screens, perfect for RPGs and action games.
TV output
Plug it into the TV to play on the big screen whenever you like.
up to 20,000 games
A huge retro game library already installed on 64 GB.
Dual analog sticks
Modern gaming comfort for PS1 and 3D games.
A big 5″ screen that also plays on the TV
The SF3500 combines a large 5″ screen, a TV output and up to 20,000 games: play on the go, then plug it into the TV for a living-room session. Linux system already installed — power on and play.
Its dual analog sticks make PlayStation 1 and 3D games far more comfortable. NES, Super Nintendo, Game Boy Advance, Mega Drive and Neo Geo run perfectly; Nintendo 64 and PSP are limited to lighter titles.
After a true living-room format? Also see our sticks and consoles that plug into the TV.
Want to play two-player or on the TV? Add a compatible wireless controller, found among our retro gaming console accessories.
Compatibility
Which consoles can you play?
5 console families run well out of 7 listed
- NES / SNES Perfect
- Game Boy / GBC / GBA Perfect
- Mega Drive Perfect
- Neo Geo / MAME Very good
- PS1 Very good
- Nintendo 64 Limited
- PSP Limited
See the full game list for this model ›
Tech specs
Full specifications
- Screen
- IPS 5″ · 854×480
- Processor
- HiChip C3100 platform · MIPS32r2 32-bit · ≈ 1.0–1.2 GHz
- RAM
- ≈ 256 MB DDR3
- System
- open-source Linux, preinstalled
- Storage
- 64 GB · up to 20,000 games
- Games
- up to 20,000
- Battery
- 3000 mAh
- Connectivity
- WiFi · TV out (FHD) · USB-C OTG
- Controls
- dual analog stick
- Format
- large 5″ pocket console
What gamers are saying
Frequently asked questions
Yes, it has a video output: you can play on the go on its 5″ screen or on a big screen via the TV.
The 64 GB card is ready to use, with games sorted by console.
NES, SNES, Game Boy / GBA, Mega Drive, Neo Geo and PS1 run very well; the N64 and PSP on lighter titles.
For comfort on 3D games and the PlayStation 1, which require two analog sticks.
Via the microSD card (USB-C OTG also supported).
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