4/4Pro Retro Game Handheld Console, Android Retro Game Console Multiple Emulators Console Handheld 4.7 Inch Display 5000mAh Battery Classic Games Console (RP4 Pro, 16Bit, D1100)

Amazing little handheld, runs great, has handled every game I’ve thrown at it, from GameCube to PS2 with Minor framerate dips on red faction so far, but very smooth through most of it. Endless library of games to play, provided you own or know how to source the games. Build quality is well done, has a nice amount of weight without feeling too heavy or too cheap and light. Screen is crisp and nice. Buttons are clicky(a little loud), but feels very nice. Speakers aren’t going to compare to iPhone or Samsung quality, but they sound good enough to play these games with a smile on your face. They do get pretty loud at least! Setting the emulators up was a breeze, especially if you’re already familiar. Perfect size to slip in a pocket, but the thumb sticks do snag on everything so be aware. Highly recommend, grab one before it becomes too expensive or too difficult to acquire. Edit: just wanted to add that steam link works well on the device. Playing battlefield 6 beta with no hiccups on a strong/decent wifi connection. Edit 2: switch/switch lite thumb grips fit well on on my rp4p. First two pictures I initially uploaded had some ps5 thumb grips which were way too big and would spin and slip off. 3rd photo shows switch thumb grips, which are snug. Definitely adds to the feel of the device. (You can put the larger ps5 thumb grips over the switch thumb grips if you want a taller/larger surface area, they fit.)

First thing to note is that this does come with some emulators and a front-end installed, but you will need to source your own games. This is not a hard thing to do for people with some tech skills and an internet connected computer, but this is not something you hand out of the box to an ipad kid and expect them to be playing retro games. There's some tinkering involved with settings, but by and large it's nothing you'd need an IT degree for. Once you have the games loaded and the emulators configured, it's super easy to use, just be aware that there's going to be a few hours of setup, downloading roms, transferring, and tinkering. Once it's set up, this Android device has a LOT of power underneath the hood. I've been enjoying up through Wii and PS2 games on it, though the PS2 eats battery and gets the device warm. Note to anyone installing a screen protector, make sure you turn the fan up all the way when you emulate stronger systems. The CPU/GPU warming up cooked some of the adhesive on the very left edge of my screen protector, causing an air bubble to form. The actual device is fine, but if you have the fan set to quiet and push the retroid to its limits, it will generate a fair bit of heat. The good news is this device emulates everything without lag. Some ps2 games chunk a little from time to time, but most are extremely playable if not 100%. The screen is gorgeous and will have your retro games looking awesome, whether you're the type to enable shaders or pixel peep old games, and your upscaled 3d games will look nice and crisp as well. Game title obscured to circumvent any concerns, but you can play the second Deity of Conflict on this easily, as a point of reference. I highly recommend getting the comfort grip for this. It's a little boxy and tiny in my adult hands without. Totally usable without, but I can game for hours and hours with the grip. Oh and battery life! It's going to heavily depend on what you're doing. Emulating an 8 bit or 16 bit game? Battery is an absolute champion and will not budge. Doing some ps2/wii games? That battery indicator is gonna move at a steady pace. It's a fine battery life on the more intense games, but I probably would skew to older games if I was on a long plane ride. Notably because this is android based, it supports full fast charge, so if you have a good modern USB C quick charging adapter, this thing will top up in no time.

Worth it, currently playing "The warriors" great game great device love it

With the looming tariffs, and Nintendo increase in prices- I made the jump to get a more higher end emulator. I came from the pocketgo, miyoo mini, and of course a ROG Ally. But as far as a use case- I wanted an end game handheld that fit in my pocket. I have the micro units (gb micro and anbernic nano) I have the middle grounds from a trimui brick and a30. I have the console specific ps vita, 3ds xl, 2ds. But this bad boy? It has every generation of console I freeze up with in ability, and can handle a 1tb card. If you’re on the fence, make the jump. It feels premium- the screen is way better than people give it credit for. The battery life is pretty good (nothing to write home about) and it is functionally my childhood/teen/young adult gaming experiences all in one console. Truly a marvel for people like me who collect games and systems. And even more of a hobby in the tweaking aspect. It does not come with games included- but unlike most other handhelds- this starts you off with a better idea of what you’d need downloaded to get your rom collection up and running. I’m not a pro at this pro model yet, but with some tinkering, I’m looking forward to lots of time with this unit. Tldr; better than people write it to be. Buy it instead of shelling out for a more expensive 8yr console (switch). Get this, play all your games and more, and forget about the fomo for not getting a switch 2. Or in my case, never getting a switch because I waited for them to go down in price and instead Nintendo (thanks to our government) raised the prices instead. The government and Nintendo make off, meanwhile the little guys pay the price. Sail the seas. See you in the open waters.

You will get great use out of this thing and for the price it cant be beat. It will run most games from PS2- GameCube and down near flawlessly. Some at even x2 native resolution. The consoles only limiting factor is that there isn't much driver support for its chipset leaving some console's emulation performance on the table.

Me parece una excelente consola de emulación. Puede emular hasta GC, WII, 3DS y PS2(no he probado muchos pero no he tenido problemas). Para mi gusto, el tamaño es perfecto. Tal vez no sea muy cómoda para jugar por largos periodos, pero no la quiero para eso, así que para mí no es problema. Igual si tienes Xbox puedes jugar stremeando usando la app oficial de xbox. La he probado en el mismo wi-fi y en otra casa, y se juega sorprendentemente bien. Si esta es tu primera consola de emulación android, primero que nada no es muy plug and play que digamos. Vas a tener que hacer muchas configuraciones y puede ser algo abrumante si intentas configurar todo al mismo tiempo, así que en verdad vas a necesitar mucha paciencia. Busca tutoriales de retro game corps, creo que son la mejor opción para configurar la consola.

El producto llegó 2 días antes de lo esperado y en perfecto estado. Hasta el día de hoy, he emulado consolas como Wii, PS2, PS1, PSP, N64 y todo lo ha emulado perfectamente. Es necesario saber un poco sobre configuraciones de emuladores, tener un poco experiencia o si no puede ser muy complicado empezar a jugar recién llegado el producto. Actualmente, existen muchos tutoriales que pueden ayudar con ese problema, pero si no quieres perder tiempo viendo videos, puedes lanzarte tú mismo y moverle ya que no le pasará nada.

Me encanta corre todos los juegos de android y emuladores, dura un buen y lo llevo a todos lados

Esta consola cuenta con todo lo necesario para disfrutar todos tus juegos retros en un solo lugar, cuenta con terminados de calidad, además que el tamaño de la misma es ideal para llevarla contigo a todas partes resaltando que la portabilidad es importante. Cuenta con Android 13 Por lo cual podrás hacer uso de las store de Google y bajar tus juegos y aplicaciones favoritas, aparte del tamaño otra cosa que me gustó es el hecho de que cuenta con ventilación que ayuda a mantener el equipo fresco y que no se dañe.

Una consola perfecta para la emulacion de videojuegos. Ps2 y nintendo Wii van perfecto son apenas mover nada.