Old Skool CLASSIQ N HD Console Compatible with NES- Clone System Plays 8-bit game cartridges in HD

Fully-functioning NES on a modern TV for a low price
I got this since I wanted an NES, and after watching Rerez’s video on it, I decided it looked cool and cheap enough. I am not disappointed. I plan to collect video games in the future, however at the moment, I only have one NES game, so this is based entirely on that, so this will be based on my copy of the Mario and Duck Hunt combo cart. First thing I noticed is Mario appears to be noticeably higher pitch than the original, but Duck Hunt seems fine. Because of that, I’m fairly certain that it’s the fault of the cartridge so I’m not gonna deduct points for that, but if I figure what causes it I’ll be sure to edit this. Aside from this, the two controllers it comes with- which cost TWENTY BUCKS- are really nice and less jagged than the original. Other than that, well…they’re NES controllers, I don’t know what you want me to say. As for video output, the composite looks eh but that’s because composite generally is eh. But you bought this for the HDMI. An oh boy does it look CRISP. Not only are the colors brighter than composite, but the edges are so smooth looking and- jeez, it’s just beautiful. Not AS crisp as the AVS for example, mind you, but considering the AVS is ~$180 and this is $40, it’s worth the small compromise. And for those of you that like the darker and more rough look of older TVs, though I criticized composite for that, i that’s your thing this thing makes it look almost indistinguishable. So even for classic looks, it gets an A+. All and all, this product is the kind of thing you’d expect to find for way more than $40. It does so much so very well, and for that I think this thing deserves 5 stars. If you’re a fan of the NES like me but don’t have one and don’t wanna buy an expensive one, or even if you DO own one but want one that has HDMI, this product is DEFINITELY for you. I cannot emphasize this enough, highly recommended

It works….but it lags
It’s not terrible, especially for the price. Sadly when trying to play a game with precision platforming the lag is deadly. The colors, sound and everything are great, just the input lag is what really kneecaps this system. The bundled controllers are nice and much more form-fitting than the original rectangles of pointy doom from our childhood. Tried two games so far. SMB was nearly impossible to play due to the lag. Oddly enough the lag wasn’t so bad that it made California Games impossible to play…… challenging for sure….. but not impossible. This is a cheap reliable alternative to an original NES or more expensive clone consoles….. but there’s the obvious trade-off involved when it comes to input lag

Compré la versión HD de Classiq N pensando que podría jugar juegos de Zapper en mi TV CRT pero no los soportaba, tampoco funciona con Everdrive y lo devolví. Si quisiera jugar en HD prefiero hacerlo en una Raspberry ya que el audio es mejor y esta consola tiene un audio más agudo. Volví a pedir pero la versión normal de Classiq N (A/V) y esa versión tiene mejor audio, es compatible con Zapper y Everdrive. No entiendo cómo siendo el mismo fabricante no usaron el mismo SoC (system on a chip) para la NES. Por eso le pongo 3 estrellas