Upgraded Model Wireless Retro Game Stick, Retro Video Game Console, 9 emulators, (64G), with Over 20000 Built-in Electronic Games, 4K HDMI Output, Dual 2.4G Wireless Control Plug and Play Retro Game

I was a huge gamer growing up so this retro gaming stick brought all of those favorites childhood games back. It was easy to set up and start playing. Just plug into back of tv in a hdmi and usb port for power and I was up and running. Didn’t even need to read instructions. Remember you do need 4 AAA batteries to start playing for two controllers. I’ve probably spent 8 hours playing this week already. I’m addicted again.

Bought this item July 8 of this year worked a couple of times for my grandkids couple weeks after the 30 days it will not boot up. You can see the picture that’s all that comes up. No information about warranty. Other than its warranty is good for one year but they don’t give you a website or anything no help at all.

Bought it in April only used it about 20 times and here it is June and it doesn't work anymore and the 2 nd controler never worked the main controler only worked half the time. Would not recommend and most definitely would not buy it again. Was a waste of money.

The joystick broke the next day. It’s a little confusing to navigate, but we play 2 games and the kids are happy.

This wireless gaming emulator is fantastic! It comes with two responsive controllers and a huge library of classic games. Setup was super easy, and the wireless connectivity works flawlessly. It's perfect for reliving childhood memories and playing with friends. Highly recommend for any retro gaming fan!

One controller was broken when I opened the box. Horrible communication between game controller.

Awesome for retro

I haven't used this as much as I thought I would, but on top of that the game feels very much like a bit of a chinese ripoff of something that should actually be pretty cool. The games don't have the same names as they did here in the USA and the pokemon games don't say stuff like "blue, red, yellow" versions etc they are random versions I've never heard of before. Saving at least in the pokemon game seemed overly difficult and sometimes impossible. Feels more like one of those emulators you downloaded illegally than an actual game you paid for if that makes sense.