Bornkid Handheld Games for Kids Aldults with Built in 270 Classic Retro Video Games 3.0'' Screen Rechargeable Portable Arcade Gaming Player Boys Girls Travel Electronics Toys Birthday Gift (Pink)

Lovely item thank you

This stopped working after 3 months! Too late to get my money back!

Unfortunately we didn’t use this game as I purchased the wrong thing!!

The media could not be loaded. This is a good choice to take in the car to keep my grandkids quiet without spending a lot.There are a lot of games to get through and styled in a retro fashion.Because they are designed by different companies you may be used to playing them in different ways with different action buttons so they might take a little getting used to.There are also some different versions of the same style of game.The music can be muted or the volume can be turned down (thank God) so it won’t drive you crazy after a length of time.The console feels a bit plasticky but that’s to be expected for the price.The battery is pretty decent and will give you 4 to 5 hours of constant play time, and the console itself is quite robust and should (and has already) take a few knocks and drops which are inevitable.All in all for the budget price it’s a godsend to keep the brood occupied in the car.I hope you find my review helpful.

Not very good quality

I think it’s a bit dated for todays kids but with patience will hopefully get use on car journeys if no where else

My son has an iPad and an Android tablet, and I have plenty of power banks, so you'd think that when we go out and take his tablets and the power banks with us, we are guaranteed an occupied child! Not so, alas. He always seems to need the Internet as well, which isn't quite as easy to pack in my bag.Either the tablet needs an update, or the game needs an update, or he needs to play the game online. It baffles me how he can't keep himself amused on those tablets without the Internet, but there you go, perhaps I am not alone here in wondering where this cunning plan to keep him busy all went wrong.Enter this humble little handheld game console, costing a fraction of the price, and boasting a bunch of classic video games from the 80s and 90s. It requires no Internet! A bunch of games you can just play, for about four hours plus on a single charge. Recharging only takes about an hour.I like the controls and how the game console looks. I like the retro sounds - they are cute and remind me of an age long gone by! The device is light and compact, so easy to hold for hours, or to pop in a bag to take with you. The screen is not bad - it is quite small at three inches, but I find it adequate for playing games.And I like that there are loads of games - 270 in total - that are divided into six categories: Action, Shooting, Sports, Casual, Puzzle, and Venture.There are classic video games from the likes of Konami and Namco, including 1952, Bucky O'Hare, Castlevania II, Dig Dug, Galaga, Galaxian, Hyper Olympic, Millipede, Miner, Ninja Gaiden III, Paperboy, Pong, and StreetFighter VI.And I love that there are also some highly replayable classic tabletop games, such as Baccarat, Dominoes, Othello, Solitaire, and Texas Hold 'Em.There are two minus points for me: I noticed that a few of the games contain Chinese text, though this might not affect gameplay itself. And there's not a lot to some of the games, especially some of the sports ones featuring a single discipline.My wife, son and I all love this little handheld console. For me, it's an easy five stars, because it does what a fancy pants iPad and Android tablet, with all their bells and whistles, couldn't do: keep my son occupied when there's no Internet. And we haven't had to spend a penny buying games for it.

Stopped working after a few charges. Don’t buy