- Transparent Black (Clear Finish)
- Transparent purple (transparent finish)
- Grey (solid finish)
- Orange (solid finish)
- white (solid finish)
Additionally, Powkiddy has decided to ship the handheld with a 16GB MicroSD card and a choice of secondary 32GB, 64GB and 128GB MicroSD cards to store ROM files on. As shown in the images below, these files will be displayed on a 3.5-inch display that Powkiddy uses IPS technology with full OCA lamination and a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels. Additionally, the company has paired this display with a pair of joysticks, four shoulder buttons, ABXY buttons and a medium-sized d-pad.
Ultimately, the X35S looks very similar to the RGB20SAnother Powkiddy portable. However, it is based on Rockchip's more powerful RK3566 chipset, which also powers the processor. RGB10 Max 3 (Currently $89.99 on Amazon)Powkiddy claims that the X35S is capable of emulating consoles such as the Nintendo 64, PlayStation 1, and PlayStation Portable, though the emulation experience will likely vary from game to game. Additionally, the X35S features a 3,000mAh battery, a Bluetooth modem for external controller support, and an HDMI port for connecting to a TV or monitor. Currently, Powkiddy charges the following for the latest retro gaming console through its online store, with no additional charges for color variants:
- 16GB + 32GB MicroSD Cards: 59.99
- 16GB + 64GB MicroSD Cards: 64.99
- 16GB + 128GB MicroSD Cards: $74.99
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