R50H Retro Handheld Console | White, Black or Blue | 64GB or 128GB | Birthday Gift
⭐ Most Popular: 128GB — Best Value for Serious Gamers
A collection is personal. Buy for the games you'll actually play.
This listing's old URL, description and all six color/capacity variant names identify it as R50H, although its previous title called it R36S. The options you can select are R50H White, R50H Black or R50H Blue, each in 64GB for $149.99 or 128GB for $159.99. The earlier page promised PS2, Dreamcast, RK3326 and specific games at specific frame rates. None of those results has been independently demonstrated for this current product in the variant data.
Verdict: Shortlist this R50H if one of its three finishes and its $10 storage step suit your collection. If a demanding title, specific console generation or chipset makes the purchase worthwhile, ask to see that exact game and current-unit hardware first. Do not confuse this listing with the store's main R36S product.
R50H White / Black / Blue · 64GB / 128GB · From $149.99
Find the right configuration
What question would make you say yes?
You want a collection companion
Choose the color you want to keep on your shelf and the capacity that fits your plans. The label alone does not tell you which games are installed.
You want Dreamcast
Ask for a current-unit demonstration of your specific game, with audio and controls. An older platform claim does not guarantee every title works.
You want PS2
Pause. The former page promoted PS2 using an unverified chipset claim. A chipset name alone would not establish playable PS2 performance.
A better collector moment
Picture opening your game shelf and choosing one classic to revisit, not scrolling an enormous unverified file count. Maybe it's a familiar fight, a story you never finished or a weekend game to show a friend. The useful question is whether the exact title appears on the current R50H and whether its controls, sound, saves and speed feel right. A page that lists 26,000 games without a verified manifest cannot answer that for you.
Make your shortlist of three
Write down your three must-play games, then ask about each one on this exact device and capacity. A yes for one platform is not a yes for every game on that platform. That is especially important for 3D-era titles where input and software configuration vary.
Color first, then the $10 capacity choice
| Selectable color name | 64GB | 128GB | Compare-at 64GB / 128GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| R50H White | $149.99 | $159.99 | $219.99 / $229.99 |
| R50H Black | $149.99 | $159.99 | $219.99 / $229.99 |
| R50H Blue | $149.99 | $159.99 | $219.99 / $229.99 |
All six variants are currently available for sale. These are USD base prices; review the cart's final total. The “R50H” prefix is part of each actual color option name and helps distinguish this product from R36S. The variant list does not establish a processor, preloaded-game list or different hardware by color.
64GB or 128GB?
64GB · $149.99
Choose the lower-priced option if the smaller named capacity fits your plans. The older title's 15,000-plus games is not a verified unique-file count for this bundle.
128GB · $159.99
Choose the larger named capacity for $10 more if you plan to organize more compatible files. Do not assume the former title's 20,000-plus figure or the body's 26,000-plus claim accurately describes this exact bundle.
Game-count claims conflict with each other; neither usable free space nor a title-by-title capacity difference is established by the option name. If you are paying extra for one particular game, verify its presence before deciding.
White, Black or Blue?
R50H White
A bright shelf presence for a collection. The name White does not independently establish an opaque shell; confirm physical material and finish if important.
R50H Black
An understated look that can put the display center stage. Both capacities cost the same as their counterparts in the other colors.
R50H Blue
A more colorful alternative for a personal setup or gift. The shell color is not evidence that Sonic or any specific game is installed.
This page is R50H, not the main R36S
The product previously carried an R36S title, but its long URL, page body and all six option names point to R50H. We use R50H as the more consistent listing identity. The media filenames are coded rather than model-labeled, so they do not independently verify a manufacturer's marking. Ask for a current photograph of the device label if exact model identity is the deciding point.
Do not assume that an R50H color option makes this the same hardware, price or game library as iGameConsole's main R36S page. They are separate products.
A chipset name is not a PS2 compatibility test
The old URL and body identify an RK3326 processor; no independent board or system-information check was available in the reviewed product data. The old page then argued that this chip makes PS2 games playable and assigned title-by-title frame rates. That conclusion has not been demonstrated, and demanding PS2 emulation cannot be responsibly promised from a marketing chipset label alone.
If processor identity matters, request the current hardware specification. If PS2 matters, ask for an actual demonstration of the exact title and settings you want, including gameplay, sound and input, not a boot screen or a number in an old table.
One game, one honest test
The old description heavily emphasized Dreamcast and named Shenmue, Soul Calibur and Sonic Adventure. We have no independent record that those files are installed or running at the old page's claimed frame rates on current stock. Emulation varies by title and configuration, so a successful menu launch cannot prove a playable session in every game.
For the title that defines your collection, ask for a demonstration of gameplay, sound, controls and save behavior on the exact current unit. Use games you are entitled to use.
Do not buy this as a verified PS2 handheld
The previous product body promised God of War II, Shadow of the Colossus and other demanding PlayStation 2 games, even giving precise frame-rate ranges. The current product selections do not establish a verified PS2 emulator, installed games or meaningful in-game performance. A stated RK3326 chip, even if later confirmed, is not itself proof of those PS2 results.
If PS2 is the purchase reason, seek current independent evidence for the exact title or choose only after seeing a real gameplay test. We will not label this product “PS2-ready” in buyer-facing copy based on the old description.
Build your decision game by game
| Your interest | What to check | Do not infer |
|---|---|---|
| NES / SNES / GBA | Favorite title, correct image shape, inputs and saves. | That full libraries are included or every game is fixed 60 FPS. |
| PlayStation 1 | Exact game, loading, sound and controls. | A single example guarantees every game. |
| N64 | Title-specific gameplay and analog control mapping. | Universal smoothness from a platform badge. |
| Dreamcast | Actual title running past menus with audio and saves. | “Near-full speed” across the library. |
| PlayStation 2 | Substantiated current-unit game test before purchase. | That old chipset and FPS claims are true. |
Three details that decide real play
Screen
The old title and URL say 5.1-inch HD. Panel size, resolution, aspect ratio and quality have not been independently measured from the current variants.
System
The old title says Linux-based ArkOS; actual firmware build and emulator configuration were not independently checked. A system name is not a title-level performance test.
Controls
Confirm the physical layout and in-game mappings for your most important title. A photograph alone cannot prove comfort or function.
At the desk, on the sofa, away from home
Display shelf
Choose White, Black or Blue for the setup you enjoy seeing. The collection feels more personal when the first game you launch actually matters to you.
Evening session
Return to a favorite story or fighter. Check save behavior and picture readability for that game rather than relying on a huge claimed library.
Weekend trip
Take familiar games in a bag. Verify dimensions, charging and battery endurance if playing away from an outlet is your plan.
Know the recipient, not just the game count
If this is a gift for a retro player, ask which console era or exact title they care about. The named six options make color and capacity straightforward, but game access and performance require real checks. A gift built around “it plays every PS2 and Dreamcast game” would rest on unsupported claims. A gift built around a confirmed favorite title, a color they love and a suitable screen is a much better decision.
For a first-time buyer, find out whether they are comfortable with setup and game files before calling any retro handheld plug-and-play.
What this R50H listing actually establishes
| Model clues | Old URL, product description and all variant names say R50H. Old title says R36S. Manufacturer marking not independently confirmed. |
|---|---|
| Colors | R50H White, R50H Black, R50H Blue. |
| Bundles | 64GB or 128GB in each color. |
| USD selling price | $149.99 64GB; $159.99 128GB. |
| USD compare-at | $219.99 64GB; $229.99 128GB. |
| Screen / chip | Old material claims 5.1-inch HD / RK3326. Current hardware not independently measured. |
| OS / games | Old title says Linux-based ArkOS; old body promises Dreamcast / PS2. Actual current-unit operation and library not independently verified. |
| Included items / testing | No complete current packing list, per-unit test record or measured battery result established by variant data. |
Who should shortlist R50H?
Good fit if
- You want one of its three named colors and a genuine 64GB/128GB choice.
- You like a collection-focused purchase and can name your must-play titles.
- You are willing to confirm screen, processor and demanding game performance before relying on old claims.
- You understand the R50H listing is distinct from R36S and R50 Ultra.
Pause if
- You need guaranteed playable PS2 or full-speed Dreamcast libraries.
- You expect 26,000 audited games or any named licensed title without confirmation.
- You require verified RK3326, 5.1-inch HD or ArkOS on current stock.
- You expect a “premium” tag to prove a processor or support tier.
Don't mistake this for R36S or R50 Ultra
The main R36S listing has its own price, configuration and buying angle. This R50H product has three R50H-labeled colors and a 64GB starting price of $149.99. R50 Ultra is also a separate store model; an old tag here references it, but that does not make this product R50 Ultra hardware or give it a proven PS2 capability. Keep each URL distinct. Compare the actual product in the cart, then verify whichever feature would justify the difference to you.
Reusing a familiar model name in a tag, title or game image cannot substitute for an identified device and tested configuration.
What the price buys here
$149.99 USD chooses a 64GB R50H color variant; $159.99 chooses the corresponding 128GB variant. The previous page allocated money to supposed unit tests, library verification and emulator setup. We do not have independent records for those claims, so they are not used to justify value. The real decision is whether the chosen color and capacity, plus a confirmed screen/game experience, are right for you.
If a single demanding game drives the order, ask for actual gameplay on the current unit before treating this price as a shortcut to that console generation.
Check the details that matter to you
The variant records specify R50H color, capacity and price; they do not list every cable, card brand, protective case or preloaded title. Confirm must-have items before checkout. When the product arrives, compare its model marking, color and capacity with your order; inspect the controls and screen and test the particular game that motivated your purchase.
These checks are a buyer plan, not a statement that each unit passed a particular burn-in, storage scan or named-game boot test.
Direct answers for a collector's decision
Is this product R36S or R50H?
The former title said R36S. Its old URL, body and all six variant names say R50H, so this listing uses R50H. Confirm the physical manufacturer marking if essential.
Which colors can I buy?
R50H White, R50H Black and R50H Blue, each offered in 64GB and 128GB.
What does 64GB cost?
$149.99 USD current base selling price in each color, with a $219.99 compare-at price.
What does 128GB cost?
$159.99 USD current base selling price in each color, with a $229.99 compare-at price.
Are all six variants available?
All six are currently marked available for sale. Check the live selector and cart at checkout.
Does 128GB include more games?
It has the larger named capacity, but a verified title-by-title contents difference was not provided. Ask for the exact bundle manifest if necessary.
Are 15,000, 20,000 or 26,000 games installed?
Those were inconsistent figures across the old title and description. No audited unique-title inventory is available from current variant records.
Is the chip RK3326?
That is a claim in the old URL and description. It was not independently established from current hardware information here.
Will PS2 games play?
PS2 and specific game frame rates were promoted on the old page but have not been verified on current stock. Do not buy for PS2 without seeing your specific title tested.
Can it play God of War II?
It was named in old copy; there is no verified installed file or in-game performance result here.
Does it support Dreamcast?
Dreamcast is an old promotional claim, not a current-unit compatibility test. Check the exact game, controls, sound and saves.
Is Shenmue included?
No audited current 64GB or 128GB library confirms that title. Its mention in old marketing is not proof of inclusion.
What about PS1, SNES and GBA?
They appeared in historic materials, but exact included titles and performance still depend on current software and files. Ask about your favorite game.
Is the display 5.1-inch HD?
The old URL and body say so; the current panel was not independently measured in the reviewed variant data.
Is ArkOS installed?
The previous title says Linux-based ArkOS. The exact current firmware distribution and version were not independently verified.
Is this the same as R50 Ultra?
No. This is a separately selectable R50H-labeled product. An old tag referencing R50 Ultra does not establish shared hardware or game performance.
Is White an opaque white shell?
The option is called R50H White. Confirm actual shell material and opacity if this is an important part of your decision.
What comes in the box?
The current variant data establishes color and capacity but not a complete accessory or included-game list. Confirm specific items before ordering.
Build your own shortlist, then pick the finish you'll keep.
R50H White, Black and Blue each offer 64GB at $149.99 or 128GB at $159.99. Decide which color and capacity fit you. For Dreamcast, PS2 or a specific game, ask for current-unit evidence before relying on the previous page's claims. The best collector purchase is one whose actual play matches your favorite memories.
Review the six choices ↑Select the live option and check your final cart total.
