/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.917242]

originally I bought a JXD tablet like pic related to play games on, but it had a lot of issues and wasn't really worth the trouble, and now it's broken so I need a new tablet anyway.

what are the best tablets for retro gaming?
basically the ones that have bluetooth support built in so I can use a bluetooth controller on it, a nice screen, and really good hardware inside. thanks /vr/

[Anonymous No.917254]

>>917242
Nexus 7 is a safe bet

[Anonymous No.917259]

>>917254
so by extension the nexus 10 would also be good?

[Anonymous No.917268]

>>917242
I use nexus7 also. Works great so far. Use controller all the time. Maybe find tablet with hdmi out so you can hook up to tv. I do that with my phone.

[Anonymous No.917272]

>>917254
>>917268
I was thinking of getting the nexus 10 but I might just get the 7 instead since it's half the cost for the 32 gig version.

[Anonymous No.920138]

>>917242
How in the hell did you break your JXD?

[Anonymous No.920152]

>>920138
mine broken right now too. i cand use the dpad or the analog stick above it. tried to fix it but i think the hardware itself if broke.

you know of any place online that has parts or if a computer store can even fix it?

[Anonymous No.920156]

>>920152
mines broke*

what? am i a foreigner? haha

[Anonymous No.920289]

>>920152
where did you buy it? I bought from Willgoo.com and initially had problems with freezing but official update 2.1 fixed it, but they had told me I have a 6 month warranty on it with them if the problem resurfaces, maybe the vendor you bought from can recommend repair?

I know the solder on the analog sticks is supposedly weak but can be resoldered, maybe the dpad can too.

[Anonymous No.920578]

>>920152
Some guy on these forums said the place he bought it from was reimbursing him for the costs of getting it fixed some place he had locally.
I have no idea where this post is though.