Anbernic has unveiled its latest handheld gaming device, the RG Rotate, featuring a rotating screen designed for improved portability. The company, known for its retro-inspired gaming devices, follows its previous sliding screen handheld released in June 2023, which some reviewers criticized for being overly bulky.
The RG Rotate will be available for preorder starting May 11 through Anbernic’s official online store. Pricing begins at $87.99 for the polar black version, which includes a metal front panel and a plastic shell. A premium silver model with an all-metal body will be priced at $107.99.
The announcement comes after Anbernic released a new unboxing video on its YouTube channel, showcasing the device’s design and features.
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