Kinhank Super Console X PRO Retro Game Console with 117,000+ Classic Games,Video Game Console for 4K TV,Dual System,Emulator Console Compatible with Most Emulators,WiFi/LAN,Best Gift

I was skeptical about this console based off several YouTube videos. I'm glad to say that my experience has been good thus far. So many games to choose from. I will admit there are multiple duplicate games to scroll thru however I'm sure you can still find d your old school favorites. Wireless joysticks are good with the retro games and work well. Configuration on the button layout for the advance systems needs to be done but the 16bit and lowers systems work fine.

This thing is awesome! 50000 games. Pretty much everything from 1970 to 2000 on every console plus arcade and computer systems. The best graphic games are the Sony Dreamcast games. My 3 year old loves playing me in MarioKart 64. If that doesn’t sell you, it has every Sonic, Mario, and Crash Bandicoot game and also the Tony Hawk series. The system has some quirks and a few crashes that were easily fixed by restarting the console. There are no instructions so use YouTube. Definitely worth the price. Ships directly from China so don’t expect to get it tomorrow.

It is a great console with many classic games bringing back memories, but some of the games are not seen 100% the same as in the actual console, and sometimes it has given me problems saving the progress on a game.

This console has terrible lag. I’ve messed with the settings for hours trying to fix it. Nothing works. it would be an amazing machine if there was a solution, but there doesn’t seem to be. I bought the powerful PC version directly from the company, and it works better, but is missing many of the best games like Captain Commando. I’ve contacted the company directly and they won’t respond to me. Very untrustworthy company and product. It’s unfortunate because there are a lot of great games on it.

Literally the best 120 dollars I have ever spent. I get to play every single game I played as a kid including nearly every arcade game I could think of.How could I not be happy. I have had it 2 weeks and have already gotten my money's worth.I bought an 8bitdo USB controller. SN30 pro. Works perfectly. My wife was fine with the ones it came with.It comes with 2.4 ghz controllers so I don't know if Bluetooth controllers work. Maybe I'll try my sons Xbox ones.

I picked this up after seeing it demoed on YouTube, so I knew what I was getting into. It's met most of my expectations so far.The Good:- It uses EmuElec/RetroArch and everything is already preconfigured for you.- It has a good selection of consoles and handhelds. From esoteric stuff like the Vectrex to powerhouses like the Nintendo DS- The game and console selection hits most of the high points of emulation, with PSX titles alongside arcade stuff like MAME and Final Burn Neo. Even Atomiswave and Naomi are represented.- It's relatively easy to add games to it- Extensive options allow you to customize what systems are shown, as well as individual game settings- Since it's running Android, you can plug in a wide variety of controllers and they just work- Easy to set up, just plug in the appropriate connections and power onThe Bad:- The controllers it comes with are not good. No analog buttons other than the two joysticks- Around 60% of the games (~30,000) are on old computer systems like Atari 800, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Sharp 68000, Amstrad, etc. Of these, many require a keyboard, many are not in English- The game count is inflated thanks to the aforementioned computer games. For example, a game that has five disks counts as six games: one for the entry that will actually play, then one entry for each of the disks.- A lot of game descriptions are missing or in another language, usually Spanish or Portuguese.- Some games don't work due to bad ROMs (which I might be able to fix if I can find a good working ROM to replace a bad one), others don't work due to the hardware not being able to run them.- The N64 is represented in the console list with 250+ games, but many won't work. Goldeneye and Starcraft run, but not in a quality that is playable; Perfect Dark causes the box to lock up, requiring a hard reset.- There are a significant number of game duplicates due to regional copies. So having the Japanese version of a game and the North American version is counted as two games.- Some systems are represented but have almost no games. Sega CD is here, but with only Final Fight CD and Sonic CD. No Lunar, no Shining Force CD, no Night Trap, no Vay, no Snatcher.That looks like a significant number of cons, but I'm fairly satisfied with this thing despite all that. I have not delved too deep into the many options EmuElec and RetroArch have available, and that might help alleviate some of the downsides I noted. Besides, 50,000 games is such a wild number, I'm not chuffed that some don't work. I've been gaming for almost 40 years and reckon I have not even played 1000 games in all that time.While pretty much everything preloaded on this box is technically available for free online, having it all downloaded and configured on a single device was worth my money. I'm looking forward to expanding the game selection a bit, and maybe even hooking up a keyboard to try some of those old text adventure games.

It's worth every dollar . It has all my childhood game memories on it . I don't have a problem with the controller , it's I bit confusing at first but they work good. Now, some games don't work on it. So fare I only found 5. But for me, this thing is still worth it. n64 games are good. Bad fur day is a bit glitchy . But Zelda games work good, DDk 64 works and many more.

I've had the super console X pro for a month or longer. So far it's great. Hooked up with no problems. Came with everything you see in the pics. Console, two wireless controllers, remote, hdmi, power cord and multi player usb connector. System boots up fast. I bought the 50,000+ version. There will be some doubles of a game. But, 50,000+ games is crazy!!!! Arcade games play like the arcade. The console systems play great. Atari 800 games will not play because it was a keyboard system. I haven't tried using a keyboard. If you played arcade games in the late 80s thru the 90s? This is the system for you.

I was a little leery about ordering something that was claiming to have thousands of old video games stored on it but I am so glad I did. There are games dating back to the original Atari console and all the arcade games I played growing up. I don't think Ill ever play all of them. Great product, and I'm very happy I purchased it.