Android 9.0 Gaming & TV Console with Free Preloaded Games
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- Last seen at $159.99 at Rochas Divine Mart (US) on Nov 11.
Our take on the Android 9.0 Gaming & TV Console with Free Preloaded Games
This is a dual-boot retro console and Android TV box in one small unit. It runs EmuELEC 4.6 for emulated games and Android TV 9.0 for streaming apps, powered by an S905X3 quad-core chip with 4GB RAM and 4K output. It ships with a large preloaded library and over 75 emulators, plus support for up to four plug-and-play controllers. It suits retro fans who want a ready-made library and casual streamers, but it is not a match for a current-generation console or a dedicated mini PC on raw performance.
- Huge preloaded game library across many emulators
- Dual boot: EmuELEC for games, Android TV 9.0 for streaming
- S905X3 quad-core with 4GB RAM handles most 64-bit emulated titles
- 4K output and low-latency claims for emulated play
- Up to four controllers, plug and play
- 2.4G+5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2 and Ethernet
- Preloaded libraries often include duplicates and region variants
- Emulation quality varies by system; harder titles can stutter
- Android TV 9.0 is dated and some streaming apps may not update
- Bundled controllers are usually basic
- Setup and scraping game metadata takes effort
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$159.99Checked Nov 11
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What reviewers say
Owners of this class of S905X3 dual-boot box generally like the large library and the ability to switch to Android TV for streaming. Complaints center on duplicate or mislabeled ROMs, uneven emulation on demanding systems, and the dated Android build.
- Game libraryMixedOwners like the size of the preloaded collection but report duplicates and inconsistent naming.
- Emulation performanceMixedOlder systems run smoothly, while heavier titles can drop frames.
- Android TVCriticisedThe Android 9.0 side works for streaming but feels dated and some apps may not update.
- SetupMixedPlug-and-play controllers help, but organizing and scraping metadata takes time.
- ConnectivityPraisedDual-band WiFi, Bluetooth and Ethernet are seen as solid for streaming and multiplayer.
About the Android 9.0 Gaming & TV Console with Free Preloaded Games
This is a gaming and TV console that runs two systems on one device: EmuELEC 4.6 for gaming and Android TV 9.0 for streaming. It comes preloaded with 45,971 classic video games and more than 75 emulators. The games include arcade fighters, puzzles, racing and adventure titles. A TF card slot lets you add more games.
The console uses an S905X3 quad-core processor with 4GB RAM. It supports 64-bit games and 4K output. You can switch between gaming and streaming apps such as Netflix, HBO, Plex and Google Play.
Up to 4 players can play with plug-and-play controllers. The console connects over 2.4G and 5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2 or Ethernet. Bluetooth speakers and accessories can be paired with it.
- Operating system
- EmuELEC 4.6 and Android TV 9.0
- Processor
- S905X3 quad-core
- RAM
- 4GB
- Preloaded games
- 45,971
- Emulators
- 75+
- Video output
- 4K
- Players
- Up to 4, with plug-and-play controllers
- Connectivity
- 2.4G + 5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, Ethernet
- Expansion
- TF card for adding more games
- Streaming apps
- Netflix, HBO, Plex, Google Play and more
Questions and answers
- Is it worth it over a Raspberry Pi retro setup?
- It is simpler: the library and emulators are preinstalled and it also streams apps. A Pi gives more control and better performance on demanding systems, but you build and configure it yourself.
- Can it really play 4K?
- It outputs 4K and handles 4K streaming on the Android side. Emulated games render at their native resolutions, so 4K output mainly matters for the TV interface and video apps.
- How many controllers can play at once?
- Up to four players with plug-and-play controllers. Bundled controllers are basic, so serious players often swap in their own USB or Bluetooth pads.
- Does it need internet?
- No for the preloaded games. WiFi or Ethernet is needed for streaming apps, updates and downloading box art or metadata.
- Can I add more games?
- Yes. A TF card slot lets you expand storage and add your own ROMs alongside the preloaded library.
- What is in the box?
- The console, a power adapter, an HDMI cable and controller s, depending on the bundle. Check the listing for the exact controller count.
- Where is the Android 9.0 Gaming & TV Console with Free Preloaded Games cheapest?
- At Rochas Divine Mart (US), for $159.99, as of our latest check.
