It says that it has 3000 games, but in reality it has 300 inside and then they repeat. The controllers at first need to be pressed quite hard and then they loosen up. Among the 300 games it has, there are many Chinese/imitation ones, one of them being super mario 6 and 14(???). Overall, for 15€ it's decent, maybe I would recommend it as a gift for a young child.

I give it 5 stars due to the price-value ratio as a product. I see many consoles under 100€ receiving a lot of negative feedback, expecting them to be Nintendo or Sony devices. Unfortunately or fortunately, you get what you pay for. In the past, we used to buy polystation for 5,000 drachmas from a bazaar and no one complained. It's exactly the same thing. The Playstation was then priced at 90,000 drachmas and each disc at 20,000 drachmas. Any parent today knows exactly what I'm talking about.

For the approximately 16€ I paid, this product is very satisfactory. It has all the "primitive" games we used to play in the '90s with some missing features (no big deal), which the adults will remember and the kids will learn. I spent a few hours playing it and then gave it to my nephews who were playing and arguing about "lives, levels, whose turn it is, etc." just like we used to do 25++ years ago. That's its value.

It has around 3000 games, but some of them are duplicates. They are duplicates because they are versions for other countries or updated versions of the first ones that had bugs and were fixed. Just think that you can play the "ancient" Super Mario for less than 0.006€.

Let's get to the technical details. Buy 4 AAA batteries because the wireless controllers require 2 each. They connect instantly, no need to do anything. They also have numbering, which one is 1 and which one is 2, with a sticker. The battery port, which has a snap-on cover, doesn't have a screw but it has a hole where you can put one, although I don't know if it's necessary because it fits well.

It draws power from the TV's USB, I don't know if a mobile charger would work, someone should try it. The cable is very short and doesn't help. It's also very thin and I don't think it can withstand any pulling. Low value and low production cost, these go hand in hand. It has two connection cables, the yellow one goes into the TV's video port and the white one goes into the white port of the speakers since the sound is monophonic. If you have a Playstation with a scart, you can plug it into the corresponding port right away.

The buttons on the controllers are hard and gradually soften with use. Pay attention to the response due to distance.

The brand Andowl doesn't exist anywhere. Sellers should take note of this.

Very small, with countless practical 8bit games, and all this for 17€. It's perfect for kids.