Subor Q500 / PS5000 / Lintian LT-8203
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Subor Q500 / PS5000 / Lintian LT-8203 is a gaming handheld launched in 2020. Powered by RK3128 (4-core, 1.3 GHz), 512 MB RAM. Features a 5.1" OLED display (960 x 544). 3000 mAh battery. Runs Linux.
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Subor Q500 / PS5000 / Lintian LT-8203 is a gaming handheld launched in 2020. Powered by RK3128 (4-core, 1.3 GHz), 512 MB RAM. Features a 5.1" OLED display (960 x 544). 3000 mAh battery. Runs Linux.
This is clearly entry-level hardware. Its comfort zone is 8-bit and 16-bit systems such as NES, SNES, Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, Master System, Game Gear, the Game Boy family and Neo Geo Pocket, plus arcade games through MAME, Final Burn Neo and CPS1–3. Even SNES Super FX titles and 3D PlayStation games run mostly at 60 FPS, while Nintendo 64 is laggy and should be seen as a bonus rather than a reason to buy.
The screen is the star: a 5.1-inch OLED panel at 960 x 544 (qHD+, roughly 216 ppi), 16:9 and 60 Hz, behind a plastic lens. OLED contrast makes pixel art pop, although 4:3 games will show side borders.
Controls include a cross D-pad in the lower position, four face buttons, dual analog sticks in an asymmetric layout and L1, R1, L2, R2 arranged horizontally, plus dedicated volume buttons and a power switch. There is no rumble and the sticks lack L3/R3 clicks. At 195 x 82 x 15 mm and 211 g, the plastic body is slim and light.
The battery is rated at 3000 mAh and charging is handled via two Micro USB ports. You also get USB OTG, Mini HDMI video output, a 3.5mm headphone jack and dual stereo speakers facing the rear. Internal storage is only 128 MB, so games are loaded from a microSD card.
The operating system is Linux-based with RetroArch as the main frontend, and besides consoles it also supports ScummVM, OpenBOR and CHIP-8. Brightness is adjusted from the menu.
Ideal for: players who want a large OLED screen on a small budget and stick to 8/16-bit, arcade and PlayStation games, optionally hooking the console up to a TV via Mini HDMI.
- Manufacturer
- Rockchip
- SoC
- Rockchip RK3128
- Model
- RK3128
- Architecture
- Cortex-A7
- Cores
- 4
- Threads
- 4
- Frequency
- 1.3 GHz
- Instruction Set
- ARM
- Chipset
- Mali-400 MP2
- GPU Cores
- 2
- GPU Frequency
- 500 MHz
- Capacity
- 512 MB
- Technology
- DDR3
- Size
- 5.1
- Technology
- OLED
- Resolution
- 960 x 544
- Quality
- qHD+
- Refresh Rate
- 60 Hz
- Pixel Density (PPI)
- 216.36
- Aspect Ratio
- 16:9
- Lens
- Plastic
- Capacity
- 3000 mAh
- Analog Sticks
- Dual thumbsticks
- Stick Placement
- Asymmetric
- D-Pad
- Cross
- D-Pad Placement
- Lower
- Shoulder Buttons
- L1, R1, L2, R2
- Shoulder Orientation
- Horizontal
- Extra Buttons
- Volume +-
- Speaker Type
- Dual Stereo
- Speaker Position
- Rear facing
- Ports
- USB OTG
- Charge Port
- Micro USB x2
- Video Output
- Mini HDMI
- Audio Output
- 3.5mm Headphone
- Internal Storage
- 128 MB
- Card Support
- microSD
- Operating System
- RetroArch
- Custom OS Support
- RetroArch
- Dimensions
- 195 mm x 82 mm x 15 mm
- Weight
- 211 g
- Body Material
- Plastic
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Nintendo · 8 platforms
Other · 3 platforms
SNK · 3 platforms
Sega · 3 platforms
Sony · 1 platform
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 5.1" OLED screen
- dual analog sticks
- four shoulder buttons
- Mini HDMI video output
- stereo speakers and headphone jack
- slim and light body
Cons
- No L3/R3
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