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EnglishWhich handheld gaming devices are supported on Retrosizer?
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Retrosizer supports handhelds from Anbernic, Miyoo, PowKiddy, Retroid, Nintendo, Sony, AYANEO, AYN, Analogue, Asus, Valve, and several other manufacturers. The catalog covers both modern retro handhelds (Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, Retroid Pocket series, Anbernic RG series) and original classic portables (Game Boy family, DS/3DS family, PSP, PS Vita, Game Gear). If a device you're considering isn't listed, you can't compare it on the site — the tool only works with devices in its supported list.
Manufacturers and device families covered
The list below groups what the site currently lists. It is a snapshot, not a promise that every model or variant exists.
| Manufacturer | Devices listed |
|---|---|
| Anbernic | RG ARC-D, RG ARC-S, RG Cube, RG Rotate, RG-280M, RG-280V, RG-28XX, RG-300, RG-300X, RG-34XX, RG-34XXSP, RG-351M, RG-351MP, RG-351P, RG-351V, RG-353M, RG-353P, RG-353V, RG-35XX, RG-35XX H, RG-35XX SP, RG-405M, RG-405V, RG-406V, RG-40XXH, RG-40XXV, RG-503, RG-505, RG-552, RG-556, RG-NANO, Win600 |
| Miyoo | A30, Mini, Mini Plus, Mini V4, P60 |
| PowKiddy | A66, Q90, RGB10, RGB10 Max, RGB10 Max2, RGB10S, RGB20S, RGB20SX, RGB30, RK2023, X55, v10, v90 |
| Retroid / Moorechip | Pocket Flip, Pocket 2, Pocket 3, Pocket 4, Pocket 5 |
| Nintendo | 2DS, 3DS, 3DS XL, DS, DS Lite, DSi, DSi XL, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Micro, Game Boy Pocket, Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, Wii U, new 2DS XL, new 3DS, new 3DS XL |
| Sony | PS Vita, PS Vita 2000, PSP 1000, PSP 2000, PSP 3000, PSP Go |
| AYANEO | 2, Air, Next, geek |
| AYN Technologies | Odin, Odin 2, Odin 2 Mini |
| Valve | Steam Deck |
| Asus | ROG Ally |
| Lenovo | Legion Go |
| Logitech | G CLOUD |
| Analogue | |
| Atari | Lynx, Lynx II |
| SEGA | Game Gear, Game Gear Micro |
| SNK | Neo Geo Pocket Color |
| NEC | TurboExpress |
| Panic | Playdate |
| TRIMUI | Smart, Smart Brick, Smart Pro, Model S |
| GPD | WIN 4 |
| GKD | Mini, Pixel |
| KT Pocket | KT-R1 |
| Data Frog | SF2000 |
| Evercade | EXP |
| FunKey | S |
| PocketGo | S30 |
| Retroflag | GPi Case, GPi Case 2, GPi Case 2W |
What you can do with a supported device
Once a device is in the list, Retrosizer lets you:
- Compare physical size at true relative scale — drag devices around and rotate them to see how they stack up against each other.
- Preview retro game systems on each screen — the site simulates how Game Boy, GBA, NES, SNES, Genesis/Mega Drive, PlayStation, and other systems appear on a given display, with accurate pixel scaling.
- Filter the catalog — narrow devices by screen size, manufacturer, and performance.
- Share a comparison — arrange a set of devices and share the result via URL.
Practical notes before you rely on the list
- The list changes. Retrosizer describes its device coverage as including "many more" manufacturers, and new handhelds are added over time. Check the site directly if you need the current state.
- A missing device is a real limitation. If your candidate handheld isn't listed, you can't place it next to a Steam Deck or a Game Boy to judge size or screen scaling — you'd need another source for that comparison.
- Popular comparisons are a shortcut, not the full catalog. The site highlights groupings like Miyoo Mini vs RG-280V vs GBA vs Steam Deck, Anbernic devices, and Nintendo handhelds, but you can build your own arrangement from any supported device.
If your goal is deciding between two specific handhelds, confirm both appear in the list above before starting — otherwise the comparison you want isn't possible on Retrosizer.