Kinhank 500G Portable External Game Hard Drive Built in 111000+ Games Batocera 33 Game System for Laptop/PC/Windows/(No Gamepad)

Only gripe I have about this product is that I cannot get it to boot directly. I have a workaround for this though. In windows, just search for 'Change advanced startup options' and then hit 'restart now' under Advanced Setup and then click UEFI USB on the screen after that and you're all set

Using it on a very old Intel Mac (late 2013 MacBook Pro) and works great. As long as you can boot from an external drive, it ought to do fine. One caveat--had a hard time getting a lot of USB gamepads to work. None of my 8bitdo controllers would allow me to start any games, although I could scroll between. The only one I have that works--and I have a lot--is a Logitech G F310 wired unit. Since I've only used it on an old Mac, I can't tell you if it would work better on a unit manufactured for Windows only. My guess is it would. Great selection of games, great value. Thanks, President for life Xi.

Bought one and tried to boot it on a Win 11 pc. It crashed. Tried to email Kinhank and got a responce that they are on vacation so I exchanged it for another one,same issue. Got it to boot finally no roms. I am returning it. I am done.

Using emulators to play classic video games is the most convenient and accessible option. The process is simple and straightforward, allowing you to start playing right away without any hassle. However, a downside is that many emulators lack the background music or BGM that was such a vital part of the gaming experience back in the day. This can make it difficult to fully immerse yourself in the nostalgia of those games. In the past, you might have played your own music while gaming, which added to the overall experience. Nowadays, without the old tunes, something feels like it's missing.

I attempted to make this on my own using an external drive and downloading Batocera. But I lost patience and I’m not computer literate enough so I just bought this instead. Basically this is plug and play. It comes with easy instructions to get started. There are a ton of old games but many are just duplicates. I bought this so I could play the games I grew up with (NES, N64, GBA). Newer games like GameCube tend to lag a bit but I think it’s probably more of the hardware (computer) you choose to use instead of this hard drive. You can open the Batocera files and delete some games if you’d like. Overall, I’m pretty happy with this. For this price and what it has to offer, it’s worth it.