Retro Handheld Game Console,Portable Game with 3.5 Inch IPS Screen,with 64G TF Card Pre-Installed 4353 Games Supports 5G WiFi Bluetooth HDMI and TV Output

Nice, easy to put your own games on it too. Everyone likes easy. Just have to learn better control settings to get better/ used to playing games on it

When you load a lot of the arcade games, they load sideways, and there's nothing in the instructions about how to fix that, but it is fixable, so whatever. However, a lot of games load in Spanish, and there is no way to change that. A lot of games also load to the classic "Insert Coin" screen, and of course you cannot actually insert a coin, so it takes you to the game over screen after a few seconds and you never get to play the game --no way to fix this problem either. Other games ask for a special memory card that doesn't come with the system, and you cannot play it without it. Some of the other games autoplay without you having to touch the controls. All of these problems prevent you from being able to actually use this device to play the games at all. It is just one problem after another. Efforts to contact the company for assistance were futile as well, as they never responded to any of my messages.

Seems to work well right out of package, so far no issues, I like how many games are available already installed, also a very nice screen, for the price, not a bad deal.

solid build quality, though i do recommend flashing a different operating system on to this console and get better sd cards

I like the idea of a small gameboy-like emulator that can play games between the NES and PS1, however, there are a few flaws I have had when I received it. First, navigating the menus are confusing because the button functions are different in each category. For example, in the Game Emulator menu, the "Back" button is START, but when in the Media menu, the "Back" function is START + SELECT and the device does not give clear instructions what to press. Secondly, although it has a Huge selection of games, I have noticed that a lot of them (I have not tested all of them yet) are in Japanese, even if you choose the English options for both the device and/or the games language upon boot-up. This makes playing some games, like the Final Fantasy series confusing because I cannot read Japanese. I had to uninstall these games and download English versions of the games and reinstalled them. Thirdly, I have noticed that while playing for extended times, the device itself tends to get a bit hot. I'm worried that it might get hot enough to burn tiny hands. However, I have noticed that if you reduce the Brightness and Volume levels, it does not warm up as quickly. Just something to note. The device is good but again, could use some improvements. Overall, I would rate this at a 6/10. A good buy, but not a priority.

I came in with the understanding that this is a tiny system and some games aren't going to be practical to play - which I was ok with because I have a larger emulator that can fill that role. Primarily bought this for quick pick up and play Gameboy classic and color games, to essentially be that Gameboy I took everywhere when I was a kid. Size is small, hardly notice it in my pocket. In the hand it feels very solid. Buttons are a bit tiny but I've been able to quickly adapt. Haven't fully seen the lifespan of the battery but reportedly gets 2-3 hours of battery life. A bit short but I'm not going to be playing a full 2-hour session on it, more of something to play on break at work, in line, or waiting when out and about. Screen is very bright, ended up bringing it down to its lowest setting, also will help with battery life. Overall, happy with this device, can relive some of the classics I played growing up!

I rarely write reviews, but this thing was not good. Really bad interface, terribly battery life, and very flaky controls with a ton of unintended drift. AVOID this model and avoid this seller. The sticks being so low is also incredibly uncommon to use

Great prouduct