Cool Baby Retro Console Games

Bought this to play retro game consoles on a 4k TV. And it does an amazing job. I use svideo from the console into the kanex and output 720p over HDMI. This from my experience looks the best. My games look much better than just running through composite into the TV and there is no lag. From what I can tell anyway. Much better than the cheap converters on Amazon

Compact with excellent image quality, close focus and a cool retro look. A winner!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since game console makers can't seem to come to grips with the fact that their sames take up so much memory and that they, for reasons unknown, still insist on releasing systems with only enough memory to store 3 games on (War Zone, Cold War and Vanguard) them...wanna play the new Resident Evil Village? Too bad because you can't...wait a minute! Yes you can! With the samsung - 980 PRO PCIe ® 4.0 NVMe™ SSD 1TB you can increase that measly manufacturer supplied memory and store more games than the console itself does ND with zero lag, zero overheating and amazing performance! I give it all the stars and only wish I had been able to afford the 2TB lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for on the go. I can play games on it or even plug my console in

I'm not building anything super fantastic in it as I'm building something for playing retro games with PC emu on Debian. Small and has a pleasing aesthetic, wish it came in beige but white will have to do. Basic build since it's for emulation, not virtualization: MSI H510I 8Gb 2x4Gb of 2666Mhz Corsair RAM Corsair SF450 Noctua NH-L9x65 (I like quiet) Pentium Gold G6405 (Pentium Case Sticker!)

I’m using specifically to play retro games. It was recommended on a MISTer subreddit. I can’t say how good it would be for more traditional uses, but its perfect for my gaming.

This is a cool retro camera that will give you photos that actually look like they were taken in 1979.  If you are expecting iPhone quality photos printed on a nifty Polaroid instant print film frame, then you will be disappointed.  Judging by the quality of the photos, the under-saturated colors and the look and feel of the overall image quality, I doubt this camera was introduced to compete with a smart phone. This camera is ideal for those with a creative streak who want to experiment with a different look all together.  Consider taking a whole bunch of photos, scan them into your computer and then create a collage.  That would be very artistic and a good use for this camera.  Another good use would be to use the photos to hastily storyboard a video by pasting the photos onto a large piece of cardboard and use a black felt tip marker to write and draw in examples. An even funner use is to just horse around taking photos and then laugh at what they look like.  I consider this camera to be a toy but in the right hands, even a toy can create great artistic beauty.  A good photographer with a keen eye can pick up this camera and still end up with great photos with that late 1970s look.

Quality sound with a cool retro vibe. Love the rubberized finish and the substantial weight

Loving my Instax Mini 40! It's straightforward with a cool retro look. Just point and shoot, and you get instant photos with a charming, vintage feel. It's not for professional shots but perfect for fun, spontaneous memories. Films are a bit pricey, but it's worth it for the unique experience.

It's a very solid build, super cool retro look, and nice optics. I use it for portraiture and street photography. As expected, a 1.2 lens is a bit soft when fully open but sometimes that's a nice effect.