By NEOKRATOS, a retro-handheld retailer.
Choose R36S storage around the library you want to keep with you. The NEOKRATOS listing offers 64GB, 128GB and 256GB options with the same core hardware. The difference is room for your files, so start with the size of your intended collection and leave space for saves, system data and future additions.
Measure your collection first
On your computer, gather the compatible game files you legally own or obtain into a folder. Open the folder's properties or information panel and check its total size. If you keep compressed archives, count the files in the format you intend to use on the handheld rather than assuming the archive size is the final requirement.
Next, separate the games you want to carry from the collection you are happy to keep backed up on your computer. A focused selection can be more convenient than transferring everything at once.
Leave headroom for saves, system data and later additions. The card's labeled capacity is not the amount of space available exclusively for your game files: formatting and other stored data also take room.
Compare the three storage options
| Option | Consider it when | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| 64GB | You prefer a focused collection and rotate files as needed. | Your chosen files fit with useful room left over. |
| 128GB | You want more favorites together and fewer transfers. | The extra room is useful for your actual collection. |
| 256GB | You already have a larger library or clear expansion plans. | You expect to use the added space rather than buying it only for the label. |
These are starting points, not fixed game counts. File sizes vary, so the size of your own collection is a better guide than the number of titles in someone else's library.
The listed options use the same processor, display, controls and board configuration. Choose a capacity for storage space; compare the current price of the exact configuration you select before making your decision.
Make room for progress, too
Our listing includes a TF card matching the selected capacity. Keep a separate backup of your saves and configuration before replacing or changing a card. That way, your storage plan accounts for the progress you care about as well as the games you want to carry.
Before choosing, answer three questions:
- How large are the files I want on the handheld now?
- How much room do I want for saves, system data and additions?
- Would I prefer more space now or to rotate a smaller selection?
For a focused library, start with its measured size. For a growing collection, choose useful extra room at the current price. Both approaches keep the purchase tied to how you plan to use your R36S.
Compare NEOKRATOS R36S storage options, current prices and availability.
Source
NEOKRATOS R36S product listing — storage options, shared core specifications and included TF card, checked October 18, 2026.