Compact Retro Gaming Powerhouse: POWKIDDY RGB20S with 40,000 Games

The RGB20S gaming console is equipped with a green indicator to signify its operational status. For instances where the device fails to power on, re-flashing the firmware is recommended. For those unfamiliar with the firmware update process, contacting customer service for assistance is advised.

This versatile gaming console supports a wide range of emulators, including MAME, N64, PS, CP3, NEOGEO, GBA, NES, SFC, MD, and NDS, among others.

Technical Specifications:

• Display: 3.5-inch IPS OCA fully laminated screen
• Resolution: 640×480
• Processor: ARM quad-core, open-source high-performance chip
• Memory: 1GB DDR3L RAM
• Connectivity: External wireless networking with dual-band 2.4G/5G support
• Storage: Comes with 16GB system storage; game support ranges from 16GB to 256GB through external storage (dual SIM slots)
• Audio: Built-in 2W cavity speaker
• Battery: 3500mAh lithium battery, providing up to 8 hours of gameplay
• Charging: Supports 5V2A input and C-type fast charging, achieving a full charge in 2 hours
• Max Power Consumption: 5W
• Ports: Includes support for OTG-USB and standard 3.5mm headphones

Unique Features:

1. Compact design blending nostalgia with modernity for portability.
2. Features a 4:3 HD display for superior visual clarity.
3. Dual TF card slots allow separate storage for the system and games, simplifying upgrades.
4. Powered by a high-performance quad-core 64-bit A53 CPU and Mali-G31 GPU for seamless 60HZ gameplay.
5. Open-source system ensures compatibility with mainstream 64-bit 3D simulators.
6. Includes a 3D joystick and authentic spring-trigger LR buttons.
7. Quick charging capability allows for 4 hours of gameplay with just 1 hour of charging.

Dimensions: 120x83x20.8mm (body, with triggers extending to 29mm).

Note: Specifications and features are subject to change without notice.

Usage Guidelines:

• To properly shut down the console, navigate to the system settings and select “Exit,” followed by “Shut down system.” Avoid using the “Restart System” option.
• Games can be exited using the “Select + Start” buttons simultaneously. For certain emulators like NDS, use the L3+R3 buttons to access the game’s exit menu.
• The “R” button functions as a reset and should be used sparingly to prevent data loss.
• Avoid the “Restart System” option as it may cause the game expansion card to become unrecognized. In such cases, when the “ArkOS 2.0 (11052021)” screen is displayed at startup, quickly remove and reinsert the left game expansion card (32G/64G/128G) to ensure recognition.

Troubleshooting Tips:

• A low battery warning is indicated by a low voltage signal. If the console displays four short white characters and the yellow LED turns off after 5 seconds, it signifies that the battery is low and requires charging.

Firmware Upgrade or System Installation Guide

Preparation for System Firmware Upgrade

• Required Firmware: For the RGB20S firmware, kindly reach out to our online customer service for assistance.
• Essential Tool: Win32 Disk Imager

Firmware Installation Procedure:

1. Launch Win32 Disk Imager.
2. On the top right, choose your removable drive (labeled as D/F/E – 14.8G) based on the drive letter assigned by your system.
3. Navigate to and select the firmware file named `rgb20s-arkos-v2.0-mod-en3.img`.
4. Click on the “Write” button to start the installation process.

Troubleshooting Tip:

• In instances where your computer struggles to format a 16GB TF card, it is recommended to download and use the software DiskGenius. You can easily find DiskGenius by performing an internet search with the keyword `DISKGENIUS`.