FXPAK PRO Grey

Right out of the box, everything works well. I mean, you still need an SD Card and the firmware, but both are simple enough to source.Speaking of the box, the case it comes in reminds me of a Genesis game, which is interesting since I don't recall SNES carts coming in cases like these. The presentation is great, and it has a QR code that will get you to the site with the firmware, which you can also google anyway since the result is the top.The USB functions work amazingly well, allowing me to transfer games to my SD card via my computer without ever having to switch the console off, or take the SD card out of it.I've played several games and experienced no crashing or irregularity, even comparing against my physical copies (Super Metroid, DKC, DKC2, MMX, X2 to name games I've tested with) and it is very stable.I'd like to mention that there are "cheaper" SD2SNES clones out there using the old SD2SNES name. The FXPak Pro is the official rebrand of the SD2SNES, distributed by its creator Krikzz. Other clones may be cheaper, but functionality is a gamble. You might get great performance from your games, but the USB functions don't work. Or the USB functions work, but games crash every few minutes. Or, the USB functions don't work and games crash or just don't load at all. I think it's tempting to go for the cheaper option as I did, but I tell you that this comes with greater risk. Just get this, and you won't have any regrets or pains.10/10 would highly recommend.

I own a couple of Krikzz products and he does a great job.This everdrive will run 99% of SFC/SNES games with no issues.Highly recommended.

Not much to say here. If you know what this is, you know what it does. This works perfectly and is reputable.I've got a bunch of my old SNES games ripped to ROMs from my Super NT, and this plays back all of them. It's really nice to have an archive of the games I grew up with, without the hassle of switching out a dozen carts.

I was looking for a convenient way to play all of my SNES games without continuously having to switch out cartridges with my Super NT. After doing a bit of research, I landed on the FXPAK Pro due to its high compatibility with games, even those with special chips.The cartridge was easy to setup, but I did run into something that was a bit confusing when I tried to play Super Mario Kart. It turns out you must source your own bin files for the cartridge special chips, which was not a huge deal. After doing that, everything worked amazingly. I even added a custom menu theme.I am extremely happy with my purchase and will be looking to Krikzz for any future retro gaming purchases in this category. You get what you pay for, and here you get nothing but quality!

This is a good product but i strongly reccomend it to be the last thing you buy if you are setting up a SNES system for romhacks homebrews or just large collections, there are a myriad of things that can go wrong because of how much power the cart draws and the fact that super nintendos arent getting any newer. I currently cannot refund mine because i purchased it many months ago while building my setup and i have found that my SNES is not capable of handling this cart due to bad capacitors. Not the fault of the product whatsoever however something to consider when purchasing. Really awesome concept nonetheless and im excited to use it when i figure out how to repair/refurbish/replace my SNES

Last SNES purchase. My games are becoming expensive collectables so this is a safer alternative to play them

The FX Pak PRO is the epitome of SD card 'Everdrive' type carts for the SNES/S. Famicom. Does everything it says and was worth every penny. If you're serious about your retro gaming on real hardware, this is the cart to have.

First sd card cart purchase and I absolutely love it! Compatibility is 99.7%, with a few Japanese games being the only ones you cannot play. Games load almost instantly on this setup, I have a bit of an overkill sd card size(128gb) but the cart handles it with no problems. 10/10 I'll buy again and reccomend to everyone who doesn't want to shell out tons of money for actual titles.