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By default I think 351Elec adds a double-tap of Start+Select as a shortcut for exiting back to EmulationStation too. Which is nice.

Just making double-sure! In my years of troubleshooting you'd be surprised how often people overlook basic steps :) I've done it myself on more than one occasion. o_O As for the distinction between operating systems - The device itself runs what is essentially a stripped down version of vanilla...

As far as I'm aware the only actively developed CFW for the pocket go V2 is Rogue. https://github.com/Ninoh-FOX/POCKETGO2_ROGUE_CFW

Blue lines sounds like it might be issues with the HDMI output if it occurs on everything. Not just IPTV streaming apps, but regular web browsing too. Definitely try different cables and ports if possible.

Nobody's made any kind of pack containing all of the ports as far as I'm aware. A lot of ports (excluding the ones of freeware like Cave Story) require copyrighted assets to compile, so they can't be put online as easily. As for the emulators, they should be somewhere on the OpenDingux github.

Did you install the MediaTek and Android USB drivers prior? https://droix.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360019608678-How-To-Upgrade-Re-Flash-your-Retroid-Pocket-2-The-Easy-Way- Also regarding the QR code, are you using Retroid OS for this step? To summarize the steps: 1) Open Retroid OS (in...

I remember that the 350 worked like this (you'd use an FTP client after connecting the unit via cable), but I'm unsure if the 351's do. You'd need to check the firmware that you're using to see if that feature is supported (probably poke the devs through their github, discord, or wherever...

As Nigelar said, you can download alternative launchers from the Play Store. Although how well they function depends on the specific launcher (some are designed with phone/touch-screen interfaces in mind moreso).

Hi there! I've checked our systems for any details relating to you (from the email address you've used for the forums here), and I've found that we emailed you on the 30th informing you that the item you've ordered wasn't in stock, and had presented some alternatives. Unfortunately we're yet to...

As far as I'm aware, CFW development is mostly quiet for the Pocket Go V2. Also, the Pocket Go V2 does not have wi-fi (unless Rogue or some other CFW has added it).

SDXC cards are preferred, but I can't say with 100% certainty since that's all we've ever used here. If you have an SDHC card lying around you might as well give it a shot (the twin-SD-card design makes this delightfully easy).

I would advise against it, but I can't confirm or deny if it would work since it's not something I've tested (or am able to test - we don't have any T8's lying around the office anymore).

I highly suggest 351ELEC. Outwardly it's very similar to the stock firmware, but it has a bunch of under-the-hood optimizations and user-focused enhancements that just make the overall experience so much better.

Making gaming grips for these retro handhelds and selling them on etsy/ebay could be a good side-hustle :) That aside, personally I prefer the symmetrical-lower layout for these handhelds currently. On devices this small, every cm of space is critical. And usually the upper controls on the left...

PSP was definitely hit-or-miss, but I don't know if I'd consider Dreamcast "just about handled" :p There's the new PS2 emulator for Android that should be entering open testing this weekend. I'm excited to try that out on the device (right now the only emulator really available is some sketchy...

There's no real workaround for getting the latest versions of Kodi to work on LibreELEC unfortunately. You could possibly go bug the developers to update it, but at the end of the day it's a community-developed application and thus long-term support can't be guaranteed for anything. However, as...

1. It can be charged via connecting the cable to a PC, although it probably won't be very fast. 2. The INT slot is mandatory, and is where the device explicitly looks for the operating system. The EXT slot is optional and is used exclusively for media (games, etc.). 3. It's just a matter of...

We updated the blog yesterday alongside the release of the official promo video. Basically, the date ANBERNIC originally gave us was incorrect. Rumors are now that it's launching in "early December", but basically we're in the dark until ANBERINC say something. We'll update the FAQ as more info...

A firmware update is unlikely unfortunately. With the exception of more known manufacturers like Beelink, most Android boxes receive very little in the way of post-launch updates. I'd suggest using different streaming platforms like Kodi and such, as they are what these £40-60 Android boxes are...

A straight up copy/paste probably wouldn't work. Most internal microSD cards have very specific layouts (multiple partitions, some of which aren't even visible) which means you'd be better off just flashing via image file. I'd just install 351ELEC on a new card and call it a day (or the same...