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Family Pocket FC3000 V2

CoolBaby · Handheld 2019 Active 5

Reference Price

€18.09

$21 USD

Family Pocket FC3000 V2 is a gaming handheld launched in 2019. Powered by F1C100S (1-core, 702 MHz), 32 MB RAM. Features a 3" TFT LCD display (320 x 240). 1020 mAh, Swappable battery.

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Family Pocket FC3000 V2 is a gaming handheld launched in 2019. Powered by F1C100S (1-core, 702 MHz), 32 MB RAM. Features a 3" TFT LCD display (320 x 240). 1020 mAh, Swappable battery.

The Family Pocket FC3000 V2 is a budget horizontal handheld from CoolBaby, released in 2019 with a reference price of around 21 USD. It sits firmly in the entry-level segment, offering a low-cost way to replay classic 8-bit and 16-bit games in a compact plastic body measuring 135 x 65 x 17 mm.

Inside is the Allwinner F1C100S SoC, a single-core ARM926EJ-S chip running between 533 and 702 MHz, paired with 32 MB of SDRAM and a basic 2D accelerator. This is modest hardware, and its realistic emulation reach covers NES, Famicom Disk System, Game Boy and Game Boy Color, Sega Master System, Game Gear, SG-1000, Mega Drive/Genesis, CPS1, NeoGeo and SNES. Although Game Boy Advance and PlayStation appear among the listed platforms, they lie beyond the device's comfortable limits, so expectations should stay focused on older systems.

The 3-inch TFT display (IPS-type panel) offers QVGA 320 x 240 resolution, a 4:3 aspect ratio and a 60 Hz refresh rate, with a density of roughly 133 ppi behind a plastic lens. The 4:3 format suits retro games naturally, with no stretched images.

For controls, the console provides a cross D-pad in the upper position, four face buttons, L1 and R1 shoulder buttons and a Menu/Reset button. There are no analog sticks and no rumble. Volume is adjusted with a wheel, power is handled by a switch, and sound comes from a single bottom-facing mono speaker.

Power comes from a swappable BL-5C 1020 mAh battery, charged via Micro USB. The console also includes a Micro USB port for an external controller, plus AV Out for connecting to a TV.

The operating system is MeliOS, and modding is permitted. Multiple hardware versions exist on the market, but the only one worth getting is the one with a microSD card slot under the battery cover, which lets you add your own games.

Ideal for: budget-conscious players, retro gaming newcomers, kids, or anyone wanting a cheap pocket console for NES, Game Boy, Sega and SNES games, with the option to play on a TV as well.
Specs for: Family Pocket FC3000 V2 - Black/Red
Specs for: Family Pocket FC3000 V2 - Gray
Specs for: Family Pocket FC3000 V2 - Famicom Gold/Red
Manufacturer
Allwinner
SoC
Allwinner F1C100S
Model
F1C100S
Architecture
ARM926EJ-S
Cores
1
Threads
1
Frequency
533 - 702 MHz
Instruction Set
ARM
Chipset
2D accelerator
Capacity
32 MB
Technology
SDRAM
Size
3.0
Technology
IPS, TFT
Resolution
320 x 240
Quality
QVGA
Refresh Rate
60 Hz
Pixel Density (PPI)
133.33
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Lens
Plastic
Battery Type
Swappable
Capacity
1020 mAh BL-5C
Analog Sticks
None
D-Pad
Cross
D-Pad Placement
Upper
Shoulder Buttons
L1, R1
Extra Buttons
Menu/Reset
Speaker Type
Single Mono
Speaker Position
Bottom facing
Ports
Micro USB External Controller
Charge Port
Micro USB
Video Output
AV Out
Card Support
microSD
Operating System
MeliOS
Dimensions
135 mm x 65 mm x 17 mm
Body Material
Plastic
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Modding officially supported

The manufacturer officially permits or encourages modding (custom firmware, OS replacement, hardware modifications). Warranty remains valid under normal use.

Nintendo · 6 platforms

NIN Nintendo Family Computer Disk System
GB GB
GBC GBC
NES NES
GBA GBA
SNE SNES

Other · 1 platform

CHI CHIP-8

Sega · 3 platforms

GG GG
SMS SMS
MD MD

Sony · 1 platform

PS1 PS1

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cheap price
  • decent build quality

Cons

  • Multiple hardware revisions

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