Anbernic 11.11 Sale: Up to 59% Off, With Every Handheld Price Checked

Anbernic's 11.11 Mega Sale is running on anbernic.com from 31 October, 8:00 AM, to 3 December, 11:59 PM Pacific time, with "up to 59% off" selected handhelds. On 11 November 2026 the RG Rotate cost $78.76 (was $94.99), the VITA $95.39 (was $109.99), the RG34XX $54.11 (was $69.99) and the RG 55G1 $135.86 (was $149.99). No code is needed; the reduced price is the listed price on each product page.

The 59% is real but narrow. It applies to one device, the older RG351V. The six handhelds Anbernic put at the top of its 11.11 email are 8% to 23% off. This page lists every price we checked, which colours and warehouses are sold out, and which deals stand out. Prices come from Anbernic's product data, read on 11 November. We have not tested these devices ourselves; the links go to our explainers, which collect what outlets that did test them found.

Sale dates and how the discount works

The two dates are worth noticing. The banner in Anbernic's email gives the whole event as running into December, while the tiles for each device read "10.31-11.18". If you have settled on a device, the safe reading is that its price may change after 18 November.

The collection itself held 23 products on 11 November. Four of the six devices Anbernic promoted in its email (the RG Rotate, RG 55G1, RG34XX and VITA) were discounted on their own product pages but not listed in that collection, so browsing the collection alone misses them.

The six best sellers: prices on 11 November

These are the six handhelds Anbernic's 11.11 email led with. "Was" is the crossed-out price on the store.

Anbernic's own 11.11 tile for the RG Rotate. Image: Anbernic, from its 11 November sale email.

The best deals in this group are the RG34XX and the RG Rotate, both by percentage and against what they have cost recently. The RG34XX is Anbernic's Game Boy Advance-shaped Linux handheld, with a 3.4-inch 720x480 IPS screen, the H700 chip and a 3,500mAh battery Anbernic rates at seven hours. That is $15.88 under its listed price. The RG Rotate is the odd one: a 3.5-inch 720x720 rotating screen, a Unisoc T618 and Android 12, but no analog sticks and a 2,000mAh battery rated at five hours. Our RG Rotate explainer has what reviewers made of that trade.

The RG 55G1 discount is small. On 25 October it was already $139.99 at Anbernic, so the sale takes another $4.13 off the 4GB model. If you are in the US, note that the 4GB model is sold out in Anbernic's US warehouse, so it ships from China.

The RG VITA is the biggest saving in dollars

The VITA's 11.11 tile. Image: Anbernic, from its 11 November sale email.

The VITA is a 5.46-inch Android handheld on the Unisoc T618, shaped like Sony's PS Vita. Anbernic sells it and the VITA Pro on one product page. The 13% off undersells the deal, because the comparison that matters is with other stores: LitNXT charged $149.99 for the same 3GB and 64GB console on 11 November, $54.60 more than Anbernic's sale price. The VITA Pro, which moves to a 5.5-inch 1080p screen, the RK3576 chip, 4GB of RAM and both Android 14 and Linux, was $133.79 at Anbernic, down from $139.99 when we checked on 27 August. Our RG VITA explainer and RG VITA Pro explainer cover what the outlets found and where they disagree.

The deepest discounts are on older devices

The "up to 59%" comes from the bottom of the catalogue. These are the biggest percentage cuts in the 11.11 collection on 11 November.

The RG351V's $44.66 is a big cut on paper, but its RK3326 chip is the same one in Anbernic's RG 35, which was $35.99 in the same sale. For a few dollars more than either, the RG34XX and RG CubeXX run on the newer H700. The RG505 is the more interesting older device: it is the only OLED handheld in the sale under $250, with 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage and a 5,000mAh battery Anbernic rates at eight hours, and its 960x544 resolution is exactly twice the PSP's in each direction.

The RG34XX at $54.11, 23% under its listed price. Image: Anbernic, from its 11 November sale email.

Which deal to pick

• Under $60 for Game Boy, GBA and PS1: the RG34XX at $54.11 if you want the GBA shape, or the RG CubeXX at $58.91 for a 3.95-inch 720x720 square screen and a 3,800mAh battery. Both use the H700 and Linux. Our RG34XX explainer covers the first.
• A vertical, Game Boy-style handheld: the RG 40XXV at $59.66, with a 4-inch 640x480 screen and a 3,200mAh battery rated at six hours. Our RG40XX V explainer has the outlet findings.
• Android under $100: the VITA at $95.39, with a 5.46-inch 1280x720 screen and 3GB of RAM, or the RG 55G1 at $135.86 if you want the Snapdragon chip and a 1080p screen.
• Top-end Android: the Anbernic RG557 from Anbernic's own store dropped to $267.26 for 8GB and 128GB (was $274.99), only 3% off. It has a 5.48-inch 1080p AMOLED screen and the Dimensity 8300. A $7.73 discount is not a reason to buy it now rather than later.

The RG CubeXX's 11.11 tile. Image: Anbernic, from its 11 November sale email.

Before you order

None of the prices above include a microSD card, and every listing we checked was the no-card standard version. Anbernic ships from three warehouses (China, US and EU), and the warehouse is a separate option on each product page; a colour that is sold out in the US can still be in stock from China, with a longer delivery time. If you want something under $100 that is not on sale, our guide to retro handhelds under $100 and the device catalogue list the alternatives.

What to watch next

The first date to watch is 18 November, the end date printed on each product's sale tile. After that, Black Friday falls on 27 November and the banner's end date on 3 December. Last year Anbernic ran its Black Friday sale from 10 November with up to 58% off, so a second round of pricing is possible, but Anbernic has not announced one. Check the product page for the current price before you order.