Plug-and-Play Retro TV Game Console 64GB, 10,000 Games
Game night in one plug-in box. Connect the U9 to your TV, pair two wireless controllers and pick from a 64GB card loaded with 10,000 advertised games across 20+ emulated systems. Everyone is on the couch and playing in minutes.
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Game night in one plug-in box. Connect the U9 to your TV, pair two wireless controllers and pick from a 64GB card loaded with 10,000 advertised games across 20+ emulated systems. Everyone is on the couch and playing in minutes.
64GB, 10,000 retro games out of the box on your TV
- Needing many separate consoles or cartridges
- Tangled wired controllers
- Complicated setup for retro gaming
Ten thousand retro games, one plug, and game night starts now
Tired of cords, swapping consoles, and fighting over one controller? Plug in the U9, pair two wireless pads, and everyone is playing on the big screen in minutes.
Two Wireless Pads, Zero Cords
- Two Wireless Controllers
Both pads connect through one USB receiver, so the second player never waits for a turn or stretches a cord across the room. The controllers use a PS-style layout with SELECT, START and MODE buttons, and each one has a battery compartment on the back.
- A 64GB Card Preloaded
The included 64GB memory card is advertised with 10,000 games and 20+ emulated systems. Insert the card, open the menu, and move between retro platforms from one screen instead of hunting for separate discs or cartridges.
- Plugs Into Your TV
HDMI output runs at 1280x720 on any TV with a free HDMI port, and an HD extension cord comes in the box for tight spots behind the set. The picture is 720p. The 4K label sits on the emulator stick.
The numbers on the box
- 64GBPreloaded memory card
- 10000Advertised game library
- 720pHDMI output resolution
Plugged In and Playing in Minutes
- 1Plug the HDMI into the TV
Connect the console to a free HDMI port on your TV. Use the HD extension cord if the port sits behind the set or against a wall.
- 2Insert the USB receiver
Seat the card reader dongle in a USB port and slide the 64GB card into its TF slot.
- 3Power on and set the input
Connect the power cable, power the console, then switch the TV to the matching HDMI input.
- 4Install batteries in both controllers
Each controller has a built-in battery compartment on the back. Fill both before you pair.
- 5Pick a game and pass the pad
Browse the library by emulator, choose a game, and hand the second controller to a friend.
Everything You Need to Start Tonight
- Game controller×2
Matte white pads with black grips and a PS-style layout
- Card reader (USB dongle)×1
Wireless 2.4G receiver with a TF card slot
- Memory card 64GB×1
Preloaded library, advertised at 10,000 games
- Power cable×1
Powers the console
- HD extension cord×1
Adds reach between the console and the TV
- Manual×1
Setup guide for first use
One Plug, Whole Room Playing

The Cord Problem
Game night usually dies the same way. One wired pad gets passed around the couch, the cord snags on a coffee table leg, and somebody gives up before the first round. Everyone wants a turn, and nobody wants to untangle the controller again.

One Box, Whole Room
The U9 plugs into an HDMI port on your TV and pairs through a 2.4G USB receiver. Two wireless controllers connect to it, so players can sit anywhere on the couch. No cords run across the rug, and one menu handles every game.
Start Tonight
Load the 64GB card and the library is ready on screen, advertised at 10,000 games across 20+ emulated systems. Pick a classic, hand over the second pad, and the first round starts before the snacks run out.
From Unboxing to Game Night
- First usePlugged in and playing
Connect HDMI, insert the receiver, power on and pair the controllers. Most setups reach the game menu in a few minutes once the TV input is set.
- 3 usesMenu feels familiar
Navigating the library and switching games gets quick. Players learn which emulators they like best.
- 30 daysRegular game-night staple
The console becomes the default for weekend games. Controller grips and battery life are the things to watch.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
720p. The HDMI output runs at 1280x720. The 4K label sits on the emulator stick, but retro games were built for far lower resolutions, so a 720p picture on a big screen suits the library.
The packaging lists 10,000 games on the included 64GB card and 20+ emulated systems. Insert the card and check the menu on arrival. You will see what is loaded before the first game night.
If your TV has a free HDMI port, yes. The HD extension cord in the box gives you reach when the port sits behind the set or close to a wall.
Two. The box includes two wireless controllers that connect through one USB receiver, so two players share the couch without cords.
The shell is matte plastic and the controllers are light, so it feels budget in the hand. That is the trade for the price. Buying several separate retro consoles or cartridges costs more in boxes, cords and setup time than one plug-in box, and the whole room shares one library.
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