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Revision as of 02:47, 1 June 2025
Emulation Performance
SNES GBA PS1 NDS PSP N64 DC Saturn GC PS2 3DS Wii
SD Cards
The R36S has 2 microSD card slots. Users can choose between a 1 card and a 2 card setup (explained in most guides). TF2 slot does not recognize every SD card brand.
Recommended SD card sizes
1 card Setup: 128GB
2 card Setup:
- TF1: 16-32GB
- TF2: 64-128GB
TF SD card slots
- TF1 = OS Card Slot (right) - can store the firmware + roms
- TF2 = Roms Card Slot (left) - only for roms
TF2 Compatibility ⚠️
These are also working in the TF2 slot:
- KODAK UHS-I U3 V30 A1 - 64GB - ✅
- HP mx330 Class 10 U3 - 64GB, 128GB - ✅
- Patriot EP V30 A1 U3 - 128GB - ✅
- Integral UltimaPro V30 A2 U3 INMSDX512G-180/150V30 82-39-24 (Purple card) - 512GB - ✅
There are a lot of fake or bad quality microSD cards sold on AliExpress and Amazon. For an in-depth testing of various microSD cards you could check The Great MicroSD Card Survey.
Here are a few reliable options picked by the community.
| Image | Link1 | Price | Description |
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Amazon  - CeX  - Amazon  |
~€10-60 ~$30-40 (128GB) ~£20 (128GB) | Samsung EVO Select 64-512GB |
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Amazon - Amazon |
~€20 | Samsung Evo/Pro plus 128GB |
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Amazon - CeX - Amazon |
~€30 ~£20 | Samsung Evo/Pro plus 256GB |
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Amazon - CeX - Amazon |
~€10-60 ~$40-45 (128GB) ~£12-15 (128GB) | Kingston Canvas Select Plus microSD Card 64-512GB |
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Amazon - Amazon |
~€10-30 ~£20-25 | Netac 32-256GB |
Some listings you'll find on AliExpress, Amazon, TEMU, etc. will likely have low-quality and fake flash storage hacked to report a capacity that is bigger than what it actually has. If you were to transfer, let's say, a 16GB file to a microSD card/any storage device hacked to report 2TB but only has 8GB capacity, the file would get corrupted.
Here's a link to a couple videos by Atomic Shrimp on fake flash storage.
| Image | Link1 | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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AliExpress | ~5-20€ | KODAK UHS-I U3 V30 A1 32-256GB |
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AliExpress | ~5€ | KODAK UHS-I U3 V30 A1 64GB |
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AliExpress | ~5€ | HP mx330 Class 10 U3 64 - AVOID THE 128GB/256GB VERSION! |
Dual SD card guide
Advantages of a dual SD card setup:
- If the OS somehow gets corrupted or defect or if you break something while tinkering, it's easier to replace/re-flashing the cfw. No need to re-copy all the roms/scraped images.
- Your saves/retroarch configs are stored on the roms card. They are safe there in case a update goes wrong or the OS card fails.
- You can easily swap between cards, if you have more than one rom/OS card.
- You can swap rom cards between devices that have different display panels.
Sega Saturn Compatibility
Other Games Compatibility
Jacek Rusin @ YouTube (PSP, N64, Dreamcast, Saturn tests, N64,... + tutorials and emulation settings guides)
Other Projects at the Handhelds Wiki
