TV Game Console Built in 100+ Games, Handheld Video Game System with 2.4G Wireless Gamepad Somatosensory Control, HD Output, Home Interactive& Puzzle Games,Grey

I bought this for my friends kids. We set it up straight after gifting that. That was easy to set up. Kids were enjoying gaming. After all this game is good for adults too😅 the game console includes a lot of games. I think it’s as great gift. Definitely will buy for someone as a gift again :)

Worth for money, Good clarity,easy to start,Though remote buttons are hard.(it could have been more soft buttons)

Decent quality

Not what I was going for alright if you got little children I reckon

I had high hopes for this console, but it turned out to be a huge letdown. The main issue is the sensors – they are nowhere near accurate. No matter which game I tried, the controls just didn’t respond properly, which made the whole experience frustrating instead of fun. The game selection is another disappointment. It tries to give a retro vibe, but the graphics aren’t even close to the charm of 90s games. Instead, they feel cheap and poorly designed. It’s stuck in a strange middle ground – it doesn’t bring back real nostalgia, and it doesn’t deliver modern quality either. Overall, it feels rushed and low quality. Neither the games nor the controls worked as promised. Definitely not worth the money, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone looking for a fun gaming experience.

With a whopping 883 built-in games, it offers a fantastic selection of both classic retro and interactive puzzle games. The inclusion of a 2.4G wireless gamepad with somatosensory control makes gaming an immersive experience. The HDMI and USB plug-and-play feature ensures easy setup, so you can start playing in no time.

Very basic, and really for children. The functionality of the handset is limited when playing action games (e.g. you can't throw a curved ball in the ten-pin bowling, only straight balls in the direction you choose). Running games seem to rely on just how fast you can shake the handset, and in an arbitrary sort of way. Some instructions are needed as some games (like the table tennis) are impossible to figure out. There's no option to make the games move along faster, and some are very slow. Would recommend for about age 8-10, and it is compact, easy to set up and get going. Fairly expensive for what you get.

5 star