X55 Handheld Game Console with 5.5-Inch IPS Screen,HDMI Output RK3566 CPU, 4000mAh Battery Retro Portable Game Console for Kids and Adults（Blue）
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- RELIVE RETRO GAMING ON A LARGE SCREEN: The X55 handheld game console features a 5.5-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 720x1280, providing clear and vivid graphics for your favorite games and giving you a sense of an immersive gaming experience. You can enjoy hours of retro gaming fun on the larger screen or connect it to your TV for a bigger and better experience.
- RELIVE RETRO GAMING ON A LARGE SCREEN: The X55 handheld game console features a 5.5-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 720x1280, providing clear and vivid graphics for your favorite games and giving you a sense of an immersive gaming experience. You can enjoy hours of retro gaming fun on the larger screen or connect it to your TV for a bigger and better experience.
- QUAD-CORE CPU & COMPATIBLE WITH MORE EMULATORS: X55 is equipped with a quad-core RK3566 CPU, which can run at up to 1.8GHz. This ensures smooth and fast performance for your games, without lag or stutter.
- ENJOY LONG-LASTING BATTERY LIFE: Retro Portable Game Console has a built-in 4000mAh high-capacity rechargeable battery, which can last for up to 4 hours of continuous gaming. It has a compact and lightweight design that makes it easy to carry around. You can play anytime and anywhere without worrying about running out of power.
- A PERFECT GIFT FOR GAMERS: X55 Handheld Game Console is a perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones who love retro gaming. It is compact, lightweight, and easy to carry. It is also a great gift for kids and adults alike. It comes with a charging cable and a user manual and supports multiple languages, such as English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and more.
Platform: TV Plug & Play
Controller Type: Button Control
Screen Size: 5.5 Inches
Power Source: Battery Powered
Hardware Interface: HDMI
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Age Range (Description): 10+ years old
Battery Life: 4 Hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Display Type: LCD
Material: Plastic
Form Factor: Handheld
UPC: 717206766639
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 3.7 x 0.75 inches
Item Weight: 1.17 pounds
Manufacturer recommended age: 12 years and up
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: MOUJI
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Style: Black 20000 Games
Very good. Great screen, pretty good controls would name it 10/10 if I could.
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Micheal
Style: Blue 20000 Games
I got the device and tried it first out and was amazed. I liked it a lot. But then... 1. *From day one*: Battery charging. You need to find a working charger - AND - need to use the correct USB-c outlet. It appears that I have plenty of chargers, but only two worked. 2. *The SW on the device is out of date*: The on device SW does not get any updates anymore since the beginning of the year and cannot handle things like e.g. ScummVM - even though it claims it can do it. I have wasted lots of time until I have read that you HAVE TO update to a totally different distribution now (Rocknix) on your own. (I have wasted days to figure this out). 3. *4 weeks later* the SD cards which came with the device died - both shortly apart. So if you want to use the device: Step 1: Order also good SD cards and copy them over before use. Otherwise there is no way to get the 20000 games back. Amazon sent me to powkiddy and powkiddy did let me hang for a month and finally told me to either download games on my own - or - ping Amazon (and they do not care as the time for support is up). So - in theory this is a really a nice device which comes with a huge amount of games. But in all practicality it appears to be something which is not recommendable due to horrible support and cheap hardware.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Mr 3D
Style: Blue 20000 Games
I received today I was shocked with the quality. It is About the same size as a switch lite shown in picture. Very nice has so many games so far the 5 games I tried worked great. Even came with Stardew Valley and Shredders Revenge. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by Kristen Kristen
Style: Blue 20000 Games
The media could not be loaded. It works and easy to upload games. It have nice feels to it. The games that comes are not that great. Just upload your own. Play PS1 games really well. It comes with original tomb raider 1-5.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Engineering Student/ Airforce Airman Engineering Student/ Airforce Airman
Style: Blue 20000 Games
The quality of the device is mid to low, the buttons and thumb sticks are responsive but you can tell they are cheap. The device is on the smaller side but is easy to hold. However, the issue comes in with the games included. Almost none of them are recognizable, clearly no Nintendo games. You can try to load some of your own games however, the x55 has a hard time recognizing them. Overall the machine didn't function the way I was expecting it too. I was also expecting an easier experience in setting up and use. If you are considering a retro device, I would suggest steering clear of this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by R. Keyes
Style: Blue 20000 Games
All the games worked great except for n64 which was very laggy. Shortly after very light use the device would no longer boot up and I always shut down the device as stated in the owners manual. I called to get a warranty replacement and they offered a full refund bc I was that disappointed with the performance I just knew it would happen with the next one. It's cheap Chinese junk off Amazon you should expect no less.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by Thomas Hart
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Item was shipped fast and I enjoy it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by Eric Jones
Style: Blue 20000 Games
I discovered this wonderful world of retro handhelds about a month ago and dove in deeply, now having 6 devices. There are some comments about what I refer to as different device "classes" later in the reivew. I am comparing this Powkiddy X55 to the anbernic rg40XXh as these are the only two linux devices that I have: --Out of the box experience-- (winner) rg40xxh - this was the first handheld I got so I already have a fond recollection of it just for the quick delivery of nostalgia and gameplay. The software worked just fine and I was playing Crash Bandicoot on PS1 within a couple of minutes and enjoying it. X55 - Again it was ready to go out of the box but there was a particular slowness to basic navigation of the device, moving between menus and sometimes emulators. Once in a game it was good, execept that here I started with PSP Gran Turismo and it didn't run so well. More on that later. --Display-- (tie based on my particular preferences) I'm going to call this one a wash. Both are vivid with lovely saturated colors. Yes, this X55 has a bigger screen and higher resolution but as I've concluded that I'll probably leave PSP, gamecube and above to more capable devices I have, and that I prefer to play lower systems in as near to original aspect ratio as possible rather than using widescreen hacks, the wider screen isn't much of a factor for me. --Controls-- (winner) X55: The triggers feel a little funky where the lower trigger is inset from the upper to a degree that makes it clunky to move your finger for example from L1 to L2. But the face buttons, d-pad and analog sticks are all just fine and compared to the anbernic, even better. I was playing 1942 and Contra III this morning and the precision of control was quite effective, with quick response and the face buttons can take a rapid fire pounding. --Loaded Games-- (winner) X55: While both units came with plenty of games, the X55 had way more that I recognized and was interested in diving right into. For example the anbernic doesn't have any under any of the n1ntendo systems whereas the X55 has quite a few for most, though neither have any Mario games, you'll have to source those yourself. rg40xxh - I did notice right away once playing a game that the analog sticks were rather imprecise. The d-pad is a little better but still not as good as the X55. The triggers, though smaller, do feel decidedly better on the anbernic though. --Comfort-- (winner) X55: Other than the triggers, the rest of the deivce is quite comfortable for me to hold on to and play for extended periods. The Anbernic isn't bad, it just lacks the well-done grips built into the X55, so it has a flat back which paired with its smaller size and slickish texture makes it a little squirrely for me to hold onto at times. --X55 performance fix (after which PSP Gran Turismo ran well...see, I told you I'd get back to it)-- Following a guide from Retro Game Corps (google it) I flashed a current version of the rocknix OS onto a higher quality SD card than came with the device and after replacing the stock SD with that better one with the upgraded software, the device doesn't feel sluggish any more. I've done this kind of thing a time or two so it only took a few minutes but the guide is detailed yet not complex. Jump in, you can do it. Just keep in mind with this approach you'll need to either reacquire game roms from other sources (recommended) or copy all those games back over from one of the stock cards onto your better card and that can take a while because reading them off the stock card is SLOW, but that is also the point, the system trying to read them during game play would also be slow with those stock cards. Upgrade is worth the effort. --My Anbernic isn't going anywhere-- I still reach for it routinely as it has its own charm and is very playable. It is smaller and more pockeatble than the X55 and you're really not giving up that much for the portability convenience if that is a priority for you. I just give the objective-as-possible edge to the X55 and suspect I'll be spending a lot of time with it. --Device Classes-- The short about device classes is that linux ones tend to be paired with lower performance specs whereas android and windows are generally higher. Linux devices commonly come with games preloaded whereas android and windows typically do not. They are different experiences in terms of setup and navigation. Linux tend to be more plug and play though there are plenty of things you can do to tweak the experience. Android and Windows have an arguably cumbersome roadmap before you are playing games. That isn't strictly true as you can for example just download one emulator on its own and a rom and be playing pretty quickly but getting all the emulators and games together and under a front end software that brings it all together can be a chore.
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