40000 Games in 1 Wireless Retro Game Console,Retro Game Stick,40000 Classic Games,50＋Mainstream Emulator,Built-in 256G TF Card,4K HDMI Output, 2.4GHz Wireless Controller
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Friday, Jun 27
Features
- 256G Storage & 40000 Pre-loaded Games-This Retro Game Stick comes pre-loaded with 40,000 games and supports more than 50 emulators. With its 256G storage capacity, you can enjoy a vast library of games.theres no need for downloads; just plug in and play. This console is perfect for family game nights and reliving cherished childhood memories.
- 4K Immersive Gaming-This Wireless Retro Game Console,Experience retro gaming like never before with 4K HDMI output and 1080p resolution, equipped with an extended HDMI cable to work with various displays. Connect it to your TV, computer, set-top box, or PC for high-quality visuals, and save game progress anytime for added convenience.
- 2.4GHz Dual Competitive Gamepads-This handheld wireless console includes two 2.4GHz controllers, making it easy for two players to jump in at once. Enjoy smooth, responsive gaming without the hassle of tangled wires, whether youre at home, camping, or on the move.
- Easy Plug-and-Play Console- Retro Game Stick, Setup is quick and simple. Just connect the controllers power supply, plug it into your TV, and switch to the HD channel. The game menu will appear on your screen, and youre ready to go! (Note: AAA batteries for the controllers are not included.)
- The Perfect Holiday Gift-This retro console makes an ideal gift for birthdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, or parties. With a wide range of classic games, it's perfect for both kids and adults, bringing joy and bonding moments with friends and family.
UPC: 717325581571
Brand Name: Likeem
Material: Plastic
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 6.3"L x 4.3"W x 2.3"H
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If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is:
Friday, Jun 27
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Top Amazon Reviews
Everything sets up smoothly. The controllers do not work well, if at all, during the games. Some games will crash partually through them, for instance "Killer Instinct" will crash and not let you use the controller to fix it and you have to unplug it from the tv. The games barely work the way you would think they would. The controller buttons do not press well and do not register well, either. The quality of the games are even worse than the original gameplay for the original consoles. The entire product is just not the best to use and/or have, for the price it is you would be better off buying a different one. The entire display is faulty and doesn't work. You cannot play the games well, if at all! The controller doesn't even work the more it's used.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by Kaitlyn Penley