Review on 📱 QoolPart Handy Business Women's Portable Device in Black by Timothy Weems

So I was a bit pessimistic at first. I have already tried some of these handheld game consoles with free games. What usually happens is you end up with a crappy manual and a whole bunch of games you've never heard of, many of which are variations of each other. While it comes preloaded with a bunch of untitled games, everything changes once you insert a free MicroSD card. It's packed with all sorts of titles from different consoles. Super Nintendo, Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Sega Game Gear, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Sega Mega Drive and even Capcom CPS1 games like Street Fighter II and many more are included. It supports the following formats: .BIN, .NES, .SG, .SMS, .GG, .GB, .GBC and .ROM. .ZIP also works on the CPS1 emulator (Capcom), haven't tested it on other systems yet. Downloading more games is pretty easy, you just put them in the appropriate folder for the system you want, you can even add your own screenshots in a separate folder. Screenshots must have the same name as the game and be in .PNG format for this to work. For games with 6 buttons you need an additional controller, which is included in the package. The main unit only supports 4 buttons, but you can use all 6 with the included controller. 2 things that weren't necessary but nice to have: clockwork and compass. They are simple but functional. The manual is fairly easy to understand and easy to read with no rough translations, which I really appreciate. The MicroSD card has a capacity of 32 gigabytes and around 1 gigabyte is used with preloaded games and pictures, giving you plenty of space for your own games. Of course, you can replace it with a larger capacity MicroSD and really expand the number of games. The only thing that disappointed me about this PDA was the lack of MAME/Arcade, except for the CPS1 Capcom games mentioned above. I would also like to see support for 6 buttons on the main unit so you can play games like Street Fighter 2 in 2 player mode. Of course you can play together, but not with 6 buttons. Another issue, and it's a small one, is that it uses MicroUSB to charge the device, I would prefer USB-C as it's becoming more of a standard these days. Overall I LOVE THIS LITTLE THING, I might even have to feature it on my YouTube channel. And he will definitely come with us when we go on vacation to visit my crazy mother-in-law next month. My son who is autistic will be very busy during the trip and will give me something to do so I can get away from my mother in law and not hear her shrill shrill voice. T-Hee. I will definitely connect a headset. But yes, it's a great little device and the price isn't bad at all given its capabilities. I forgot to say it loads very fast. There are few controls on the menu. I don't know, it's weird I think. but you get used to the navigation pretty quickly. I tested the HDMI output and it works pretty well, allowing you to connect it to a portable monitor in your car or even a TV. The A/V output hasn't been tested yet so I honestly can't speak to it at all. The screen itself is nice and bright and the image is very sharp, although it's not IPS, but that doesn't matter as you'll probably be playing with your face anyway. But with everything else I've tested. Yes, this little device gets 5 stars from me.