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Analogue Pocket

An FPGA-based handheld with a cartridge slot, a 3.5-inch 1600x1440 LCD (615 ppi) and a 4,300 mAh battery, rated for 6 to 10 hours of play. A separate dock adds 1080p HDMI output.

Display
3.5″ LCD
1600 × 1440
Chip
Two FPGAs
Memory
Unknown
Battery
4300 mAh
Weight
276 g
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Analogue Pocket in black, front view

Analogue Pocket in black, front view

Image: AnalogueChecked October 23, 2026

Models & list prices

Manufacturer list prices (MSRP), not retail offers.

ModelLaunch (USD)Current list (USD)
Analogue Pocket$239.99[1]No change on file

Chip & performance

SpecificationValue
Chip (SoC)Two FPGAs[1]Analogue does not name the FPGA models on its product page.
Process nodeNot published
CPUNot published
CPU cores / threadsNot published
CPU clockNot published
GPUNot published
GPU coresNot published
GPU clockNot published
Power range (TDP)Not published

Memory & storage

SpecificationValue
RAMNot published
RAM typeNot published
RAM speedNot published
StorageNot published
Storage typeNot published
microSD slotYes[1]

Display

SpecificationValue
Screen size3.5″[1]
Resolution1600 × 1440[1]
Refresh rateNot published
PanelLCD[1][2]LTPS LCD, 615 ppi
Peak brightnessNot published
Variable refresh (VRR)Not published
HDRNot published
TouchscreenNo[1]

Battery & build

SpecificationValue
BatteryNot published
Battery (mAh)4300 mAh[1]
ChargingNot published
Weight276 g[2]Reported
DimensionsNot published

Connectivity & software

SpecificationValue
Wi-FiNot published
BluetoothNot published
PortsUSB-C (charging and dock) · microSD card slot · 3.5 mm headphone output · Game Link Cable port · Game Pak cartridge slot[1]
Operating systemNot published
ControlsNot published

Sources

Each value above links to the source it was taken from. Last checked October 23, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.

  1. [1]Analogue Pocket · Analoguemanufacturer · read October 23, 2026
  2. [2]Analogue Pocket review: The best retro gaming handheld ever · Tom's Guide, December 20, 2021review · read October 23, 2026