8 Bit Retro Game Console

[178 x 178°] My son is happy with it. Using it to connect his game console.

[Mac, Windows] A bit expensive, but suits well the whole retro set (keyboard and mouse).

[1] 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

[550 MHz] I'm using these cables to connect my blu-ray player, my dvr, my game console, my router and my cable modem to the world wide web of information. These cables are rated much much higher than the cables I found at my local electronics store and cost a quarter of the price. So far so good, my connective quality is better than before and they have yet to give me any problems.

[43"] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It has no display ports so it's best for a second monitor on a pc. It's great for streaming and console gaming though. Has the regular smart TV Samsung OS so it's fantastic it has access to all the necessary apps and it does a great job recommending what to watch and keeping track of where you left off. I never see it updating but it stays up to date and works well with other Samsung products. The remote is efficient haven't had it die since I've received and haven't to charge it either. It comes with a game console pop up menu, when in game mode, where you can change some settings. Great look and great price.

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[16:9] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have three Samsung TVs in my house and by far it is the best one yet. It's super thin, I mean it's thinner than my Samsung laptop. Its 4k so the picture is out of this world on its screen.Im a hardcore gamer and I game everywhere. Sometimes going to my parents' house from my house, I hate carrying around my console all the time. Well, having this wonderful piece of technology this tv has, I can easily game no problem, without having to bring it. The tv has a gaming hub that includes my Xbox using a cloud to play my games so I can continue gaming that saves so much time. Also, when I used the Gaming Hub the interface was unique and so impressive. I played my Xbox games on my tv without bringing the console. Just using my controller, nothing is better than easy access gaming. The picture was crisp, vivid, and vibrant. I highly recommend getting this television and you won't be disappointed. This television is smaller than my other Samsung TVs, but I love the picture like the bigger TVs just the same. This Tv is a must have and a great buy without a doubt.

[512 GB] Ordered as external drive for storing PS4 game data to access on PS5 console. Plug and Play, PlayStation setup was fast and painless. No issues with load times or in game performance. Very happy with purchase and always appreciate setting up devices without any surprises. Works exactly as expected. (just wish the included cable was a little longer)

[6 lb] Ok, I wanted to give this 4 stars because I can't get used to not having physical faders. But that's just me - I'm an old curmudgeon who has been doing sound longer than most of you have been alive. In truth, the tiny, lightweight console is just the thing when you're going to have to mix from any iPad anyway. The iPad app, btw, is really very good and much more responsive than some I've used for other consoles. There's still a lag, but it's acceptable. For multi-fader mixing (which I've done for decades), it's not quite there, but it can be done. Some of the functions on the console itself are a bit obscure, and thus better on the iPad. The head-amp gain seems a bit low (needs to be nearly full on for SM57's) but I haven't tried it with truly difficult mics like an SM7b or ribbon. For those a Cloudlifter might be required. I find the gate and compressor screens to be less informative than on other console iPad apps, though I understand the theory of what they are presenting. It's software though, so it may change in the future. Kind of miss the flags for gates and compressors that were in the pre-release 3 firmware, but that's not huge. All in all, for the price, space and weight, it's hard to go wrong. And, in case you're wondering, yeah it sounds good too. I think it is not quite as good sounding as some more expensive 16 channel mixers (A&H comes to mind), but certainly acceptable in 95% of the small gigs I do. If you're going to operate wirelessly, I don't think you can get 16 channels in a much smaller footprint and still have a usable console. This is an advantage - to me - over those rack mount only mixers where you have to work wirelessly. The case, btw, is just about perfect. Everything fits in comfortably and without pushing and shoving on wires, etc. I wouldn't take the console anywhere without it. Looks nice too for those who are concerned about such things. In my opinion, if you need small and light weight, this is the only choice.

[0.1 lb] This is something new and a bit of a game changer. It moves data real fast.