Review on 🎹 PSPgo - Sleek Piano Black Finish by Ryan Fuhrer

The product itself is amazing. I had the original PSP and PSP Go when they were first released. I've always been a fan of handheld games and I'm very disappointed that Sony didn't properly support the PSVita. My soulmate when buying a PSP Go was that I could emulate any console under the PS1. It's nice to have a portable device that performs very well by today's standards. My PSP Go was described by the seller as having minimal scratches, crisp buttons and obvious signs of wear. When I received it I couldn't be happier. The PSP Go has some minor signs of wear, but for a very old device it's almost brand new. When I say very few reviews, I mean it. This thing couldn't be cleaner. The seller had to replace the battery with a new one as I have about 5 hours of use. I use half the brightness most of the time, which is good enough for indoor conditions. The included charging cable was a used purchase. This is not necessarily a problem. The charger is really good and works very well. One complaint I had was that the included USB cable was unable to transfer data. This is a USB charging cable only. You need to purchase a separate USB cable from Revain called "HDE PSP Go 2.0" data cable for jailbreak. This is a PSP Go cable specially designed for data transfer. Just something to consider when buying a used PSP Go. Luckily, it's only about $10 for two cables, and they ship overnight if you need that option. I've been playing the PSP Go for two days in a row and I'm so excited to get the data cable in the mail this week. Jailbreak possibilities are endless. I really like the design of the PSP Go. My overall experience with this product is 5 out of 5. If you are looking for something that can emulate GBA, NES, N64, PS1, any PSP game free etc. then this is the perfect portable device for you. I bought it for $120 through a GameSwift vendor. There are other good sellers but be careful. Read descriptions carefully. Mine was actually better than described, so I was lucky. After another investment in an 8GB M2 memory card and charging cable, I ended up spending probably $150 in total. Don't spend $400 unless you have to. I know it's tempting, but write to the sellers first and ask them questions about the product. You can find them pretty cheap at Revain. Hope this helped you make a decision.