A good console if you just want to take it out of the box and start playing. On the plus side, it really does have quite a lot of games (5,000 real ones), and some categories are overflowing. On the other hand, the menus are not among the best, and you only have 1 save slot per game, while there are no dip settings, controls, etc. Fairly mediocre performance in quite a few MAME games, while paradoxically it is quite good with PlayStation games.

The hardest thing, though, is adding your own games. It can be done, but its card is formatted in a strange way (it needs mount -o offset=32256 -t vfat, otherwise it cannot be read by a computer, while one with a "normal" format will not be seen by the console!). For the new games (or deletions) to be visible, the gamelist.xml files in each folder need to be edited. Also, the card was really 16 GB and not 64, so you will need to delete things if you actually want to fit it, while to put in a larger one you have to reproduce the special format. Be sure to make a backup, and good luck.

So, after the first unit arrived and didn't work, it was properly replaced by Skroutz and the store (although there was a very long delay) and a functional unit arrived. I plugged it into a powered USB hub to avoid the controllers disconnecting. Nevertheless, the controllers only work properly when they feel like it; I still haven't found the right spot where they always work without freezing, and it's not possible to stick our faces to the screen. Now, regarding the games, the version I received has them duplicated, triplicated, and from different versions; also, it doesn't let me set all games as favorites for some reason, and its microsd card wasn't recognized by the PC so I could back it up. The image, based on the specs of the old games, I don't know if it's being upscaled by the TV, but some games are excellent. It would be awesome if it also had Amstrad 6128, Amiga, and PS2 emulators, but we can't have everything. If the controllers worked properly, it would get 5 stars hands down, as would if it had a shutdown option so I wouldn't have to keep turning the hub on and off.

POSITIVES
+ Fast delivery in 1 day in Attica,
+ PLUG & PLAY
+ In general, very good, comes with a preloaded 64gb card.
+ Nice menu with a tab per platform - tab with all,
and favorite selection. all tab: 20000 games.
+ Has all the classic mame etc. (in the MAME folder there are about 20 games but don't be alarmed, you'll find them all in the ALL folder)
++ controllers are very sturdy with stable buttons (didn't expect that)

NEGATIVES
- has a lot of junk games, but it has all the ones we played as kids so no problem.
- The controllers do lose a bit, I think due to distance, if you play close to the TV there's no problem
For the money, very good, worth it.

##UPDATE 1 (19/01/26)##
-- controllers lose connection when you're far away but it's ok, just move a bit closer..
-- the menu has basic functions for games before you play, e.g. to add/remove from favorites, while other button functions appear in the menu but don't work. Of course, it doesn't stop you from playing normally.
-- Occasionally it freezes 1 in 10 times but you unplug it and it's ok.
++ the pros I found while searching are that by pressing the small central START & SELECT buttons simultaneously, it pauses the game and you can save and load, even after you've turned it off and on again.
Very good feature, you continue from where you left off another time and avoid swearing....
++ when you scroll through the menu in the games by pressing the d-pad down or up it searches the games one by one but by pressing right or left it skips twelve at a time and holding it goes really fast.