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Powkiddy Q90 review: A solid retro gaming option

Powkiddy Q90 review: A solid retro gaming option

Posted on August 1, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Stylish and affordable, with a few drawbacks

The Q90 by Powkiddy is yet another portable device for lovers of handheld retro gaming emulation. Priced affordably at $36 on Powkidy.com (sic), it comes with some nice features and a nice build quality. But like all the products on the market today you still have to deal with some quirks. This tiny handheld emulator is worth checking out, especially given its price, though it falls short in some key places.

In my opinion the real competition in this $30 space is the PocketGo, which I reviewed last year and continue to use even though I own more powerful hardware.
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