Anbernic launched a dedicated replacement parts page for its handheld gaming catalog. The move gives users official access to components needed for repairs and maintenance.
Official storefront lists shells, screens, and motherboards for retro handheld repairs.
The new storefront lists shells, screens, conductive rubber pads, joysticks, batteries, motherboards, and buttons. These items cover the core hardware categories required to restore damaged devices.
Anbernic explicitly supports the RG350P, RG280V, and RG406H models through this channel. The company notes that some of these parts remain available even when stock is depleted on its main retail site. Components for the WIN600 are fully stocked at the time of publication.
The pricing details focus heavily on the WIN600 motherboard, which costs $236. A complete rebuild for this model requires a matching screen priced at $66. The combined total reaches approximately $355 for those seeking to restore their hardware.
Anbernic previously struggled with component shortages across its handheld lineup. This new parts page addresses the gap by centralizing repair inventory in one location.
Source: RetroHandhelds
