Collection: R36S Game Consoles Australia
Which R36 handheld should you buy?
Every console in this collection runs on the same proven R36 platform, so the games they play and the firmware they take are broadly the same. What changes is the screen, the shape in your hands, Wi-Fi, and the price. Here is the whole line side by side.
| Model |
What sets it apart |
Colours |
From |
| R36S |
The original: 3.5" IPS screen, vertical layout, plays up to PS1 |
18 |
$79 |
| R36H |
Same platform in a horizontal grip — easier on the hands for long sessions |
12 |
$89.95 |
| R36S Plus |
Built-in Wi-Fi, so no dongle for PortMaster and updates |
10 |
$99 |
| R36 Pro |
R36 platform with a 64GB or 128GB card |
5 |
$99 |
| R36 Ultra |
A step up from the R36S, with 64GB or 128GB storage |
8 |
$99.95 |
| R36 Max |
Larger 4" 720×720 screen and a 4000mAh battery |
5 |
$109.95 |
A quick way to choose
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Lowest price, most pocketable: the R36S.
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Long play sessions: the R36H for its horizontal grip, or the R36 Max for the bigger screen and battery.
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You want Wi-Fi without a dongle: the R36S Plus.
Still deciding between two of them? Our R36S vs R36 Ultra vs R36H comparison goes through the differences in detail. Whichever you pick, a good microSD card and our firmware guide cover the setup.
Every R36 ships free to Australia and comes with a 30-day return window.
Important usage note
Products are sold as handheld hardware for compatible open-source software, homebrew software, public-domain files, personal media and other content that you have the right to use.