Kinhank Retro Game Console with 100000+Games,Super Console CUBE X3 Video Game Console with EmuElec 4.5/Android 9/CoreE,8K Output,2.4+5G,BT 4.0,Emulator Console Compatible with Most Emulators,Best Gift

Received in new perfect condition. This console works really well. So far some duplicates, but that’s ok. And a couple of games didn’t work. But there’s more then enough to keep one busy for a very long time. The controls that come with it are pretty decent too. I’m extremely glad I bought this 100k game console. Love the start up and navigation through all the different games. One thing I can’t tell anyone about, is how it works with the internet. Because I will be just using the 100k games only. The console also comes with four USB ports for your favorite controller. Wireless or hard wire, which is a nice touch. So far I would recommend this to family and friends.

Works great must save through arch

I bought this because i watched a YouTube guy play with it, but mine i got was complete junk, the game would just randomly shut off, or it would give a black screen during game play constantly. The controllers it comes with are total garbage also, one of the two that came with mine wouldn't work at all. In the controllers the buttons were hard to push, but very usable. It made playing not fun at all. I am returning mine soon as possible and getting my money back!!! Oh, and also mine was supposed to come with a 128gb micro sd card, but they sent me a 4gb micro sd card. Haha chinese junk rip off electronics at its finest with lies and deceitful marketing tatics. Id rather play with a stick and rock than this Chinese junk.

I have and will have fun with the product. 3 stars is a bit harsh… but is somewhere between 3-4 stars. Comes with a big gaming library with a lot of frustrations. For example; PS1 games missing audio, often poorly mapped controls, library for c64 expects you to know c64 syntax, some n64 are a stuttering mess. That said, we so many games… you can probably find hundreds you would like. Surprise how much fun I have had with Atari, colleco vision and nes. I guess my point is, I’d personally prefer less games that were all working optimally with the supplied controllers. I am actually a techy, so fussing around with emulators isn’t hard… just was not what I was looking to do with my time (some games don’t have the right emulator selected).

Exactly as described, and such a huge collection can be a little overwhelming at first, BUT the games, listings, descriptions etc. within the setup are super clean. (I have yet to find any junk duplicates or games that don't work.)As you find the games you love, add them to the Favorites list.Pro Tip: How do you get out of a game after you're done playing and go back to the main menu? Push down on both sticks at the same time with your thumbs to make the additional menu appear.

Even though there were 10000, a lot of the games that we actually played growing up were not on the system. This was not a good buy. I do not recommend.

Overall I'm still fairly happy with the product but wish more of the kinks would have been worked out of the system.Pros: Instructions are a lot better (save/load state) than the X1 as well as heat dissipation (not perfect as it will still heat up). The USB's in the front are solid compared to the USB cable adapter provided in X1. They cleaned up the registry a bit so there aren't as huge of an amount of duplicates.Cons: Still doesn't reliably play certain 64 games reliably (some of the others run fairly well which I understand has always been an issue with these type of machines). Takes longer to boot than X1. Instructions still have misspellings under package it has surper instead of super and no mention nor did they put in any of the cheat codes (select + Y button, drop down menu to cheat codes). Wish the power button was in the front. Since there is a region specific system (fam) I expect that only that region specific titles would be put there. Not bleed over to the other systems although they are the same system....

The bad:After checking this out I can see that most this stuff is readily available online for free, and all modern computers are better equipped for simple emulation. Lots of games you’ll never play, tough at first to learn the controls of the operating system vs button layout vs console selection. If you’ve not familiar with emulator programs this may not be for you. At times you’ll need to adjust games setting that work for specific games. N64 games default to lowest settings right out of the box (looked terrible)The good: cool controllers. pretty starndard ps2 knock offs AAA batteries/wireless. Lots of games in here that would take countless hours to find/download. Easy to travel with, means I can leave my laptop at home and have something to do at the hotel. If someone breaks into my car they’ll get a $100 toy instead of a pricy compuer