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In StockUnique Features:
- Built-in 20,000+ Super Classic Retro Games
- High-definition picture quality with 4K HDMI output
- 2 2.4GHz wireless controller adapters for multiplayer gaming
- Plug and play experience with easy setup
- Ideal gift for all ages, bringing back childhood memories and releasing stress 😊🕹️🎮
What Customers Are Saying:
Overall, customers seem to be satisfied with the product 🌟. Many have praised its quality and durability 👍, while others have mentioned its convenience and ease of use 💪. Some customers have also noted the great customer service provided by the company 👏. However, a few customers have expressed concerns about the price 💰 and suggested improvements in certain features 🔧. Despite these minor issues, the majority of customers seem to be happy with their purchase and would recommend the product to others 👌.
Esther –
So many games to choose from
I recently bought the Wireless Retro Handheld Game Console, and it’s awesome! It comes with over 20,000 games, including 9 classic simulators, so there’s endless fun. The 4K HD HDMI output looks great on my TV, and the wireless controllers are super responsive. Itâs perfect for reliving childhood games with a modern twist. Highly recommend!
frances macier –
So many games
I have not played video games in a long time but I love these games – addictive- easy to use – fun !
HENLAR007 –
Not worth the money
Games freeze after playing a few minutes. Some aren’t games at all, just demonstrations. Returned.
Jennifer –
Tons of fun
The emulators include Atari, arcade, nes, SNES, Genesis, gbc, GBA, gb, PS1. Some of the PS1 games look bad but overall worth the money.
Al –
Nice!
It was what I’ve been looking for! Has Sega to Gameboy to super Nintendo etc.. all the classic games. It’s a fun unit!
Chels M –
Lot of fun!
Easy to set up, lots of game options
endalosc –
Doesnât support all emulators, missing options
Many of the emulators are missing or donât work properly. This product is disappointing.
Rob O’Hara –
Simple to Setup, Not Great Emulation
There are lots and lots of ways to play classic games on modern televisions and this little unit is one of the simplest. The console isn’t much larger than a typical USB stick and comes pre-installed with a SD card containing 20,000 games (we all know these things use “funny” counting). It comes with two PS2-style controllers (each needs 2 AAA batteries, not included) and a 2.4GHz dongle that plugs into the console. The console has an HDMI plug and an adapter do that it’ll easily connect to your television even if it’s up against a wall. It also needs power from a USB port (cable included). You can browse the games numerically if you have a few months or use the search feature to find your favorite games. You can also create a list of your favorite games. It has save states (load/save). You can also browse the games by each emulator (only Atari games, only MAME arcade games, etc). Some of the emulators are better than others and if you’re into accuracy this may not be the unit for you; however, if you’re looking for a ready-to-go system right out of the box, you can have this thing connected to your television and be up and gaming in just a few minutes. Would be great for gaming in the car or while on vacation. The controllers are bigger than the console!UPDATE: After using this device for a couple of weeks, I’m going to reduce my review rating. The emulation simply isn’t very good. Lots of games stutter and shake when scrolling sideways. The music and sound effects are frequently off, and the game selection is a little weird. For example, there are only 10 Atari 2600 games (they could easily put every one on there for roughly the size of one or two SNES games). The PS1 games aren’t a great selection and there’s no way to add your own games. The way the games are organized is maddening and if you plan to play the ones you want you’ll need to use the search function and build your own list of favorites unless you want to scroll through 10,000 fighting games every time you turn the unit on. I still say the unit is easy to set up, but with slightly more effort with a Raspberry Pi you’ll get a much better gaming experience.