Trimui Smart Pro 5 inch Handheld Game Console Preinstalled Emulator System White 64GB

I am taking it to the office so that at free time I can play some old school arcade games like The Punisher. I think it is better than my Nintendo Switch Lite because it already included so many games in it.

The packaging was damaged when it was delivered, however, I have had no problems with the device and have been loving playing some of my childhood favorites!It doesn’t feel great in the hands unfortunately, but it’s not a dealbreaker. It’s just a little awkward trying to use some of the buttons while maintaining a grip on the handheld.

Started off as a great device. Good UI, beautiful screen, felt great to hold and many games. But after six weeks, the device won’t turn on or charge. Really wanted to like this device.

I bought this game in february & now it stopped working saying sd dark is unmounted 🤦🏽‍♀️

I got this for my 8 year old, and he loves it. It comes pre-loaded with a large mix of games, no game cartridges needed. His favorite is Mario 2 and 3. The graphics are good, and it comes with a screen protector. Makes a great gift.

I have a couple of other handheld game emulators and this one is my favorite. The dual joystick controls let you play a lot of the retro 3D games more naturally. Tons of games from tons of consoles too. The display is about five inches corner to corner and displays a crystal-clear picture. Overall, I’m quite impressed with the quality of this system. Aside from keeping me entertained, it’s something I can hand off to my son on those long car rides.

Good retro gaming handheld device. The overall build quality and design of this is very good, but does have flaws in parts of the design and firmware/operating system.This handheld looks like the PS Vita. The thumbsticks are practically the same from what I remember. The D-Pad responded fine and I was able to pull off diagonal moves in fighting games mostly without any issue. The main issue with the buttons though are the L2 and R2 triggers. They’re both different. One has more space to travel when pressed, one is louder, but both are just oddly designed.I like that the thumbsticks have a LED light, but I turned those off to conserve battery. The screen looks great. The speakers holes are below the screen, but the sound doesn’t even come from there. In fact you can cover those up and won’t notice a difference.Lots of a games here. Of course the 3D ones may still struggle more than the 2D pixelated ones. I’’ve yet to come across a retro handheld or emulator that runs every 3D game smoothly. You’d have to tinker with the emulator settings to get some of those games to run better. Be sure to backup all these files onto your computer because these cheap memory cards will corrupt and you will lose just about everything.The operating system is pretty basic to a point where you’re not really given much in settings. Theres supposedly wifi that does nothing. You can’t even update the handheld with it on and to update it, you have to go to a website and download the files and transfer them onto the memory card. The interface just needs and overhaul or just use a different OS.Overall, what could’ve been great was knocked down to good due to design and the OS. This might be good enough for end users that don’t want to tinker with the system, but for those that do, you’re very much limited unless you change the operating system. Theres really a lack of help and you just gotta figure things out. Almost every person new to these won’t know about shortcut combinations and will find it hard to navigate the device. I prefer to leave these handhelds at stock so that not every device I own feels the same, but I was really hoping to like this device a lot more, unfortunately I won’t be using this as much as I would’ve liked.

I got this for my 10 year old some who like to game. I wanted to introduce him to the retro games.This has a modern look to it so it looks almost exactly like his switch but I like the colors on this one more.It has a ton of games to choose from. Unfortunately he’s more used to his ps4 style controls and wasn’t sure what to do with certain buttons during the games because there isn’t a menu display that will tell you what buttons are for like he’s grown accustomed to.I told him hey man it’s trial and error like the good old days, you die a few times trying to figure out what buttons do. At first I saw him a little frustrated with that but he took to it after a while and started exploring different games.I like that this doesn’t need the internet for it to work so he can take it to school on certain game days when they allow it.It’s got a ton of games for his to explore through, and there’s lots of them that really take me back too.I didn’t like that this didn’t come with any instructions. I actually found the other reviews more helpful so now I know I can drop in new games because it did say we could download more games, I was assuming there a was a server you’d sign into and get them off of like an e store but apparently you just plug into your computer and add them as files. So thank you fellow reviewers! Your tech savviness really helped this momma out!