★★★★★ “It came real fast and you can even plug your headphones up.” · Adam C.
The one you keep picking up
Every game you grew up on, in your pocket.
Twenty thousand of them. Already on the card.
A 3.5-inch IPS screen at 640 × 480, twin 3D joysticks, a real D-pad and proper L1/L2 and R1/R2 shoulder buttons, running open-source Linux. Dozens of mainstream emulators — NES, GB, GBA, SFC, MD, MAME, CPS, PS1, PSP, NDS and N64 — and no wifi needed to play any of them.
Bought one as a gift. Played it for an hour. Went back for a second one.
Add The Rewind — $79.95
Why it gets used
Four reasons it’s the perfect gift. 🎄

The games you remember.
20,000 already on the card, from NES right through to N64.

Buttons, not glass.
Twin 3D joysticks, a full D-pad, and L1/L2 and R1/R2 on the back.

Ready before you wrap it.
The card comes loaded. No wifi, no account, nothing to download or set up.

Nothing else to buy.
Charges off any phone charger, plays through any headphones, and the battery swaps out.
Out of the box
Playing in three steps.
1Charge it.
USB-C, with the cable in the box. Any phone charger or power bank will do.
2Slide the switch.
The card it ships with is already loaded. Nothing to download, no wifi.
3Pick a system.
Scroll to the one you grew up on and press start. No PC, no account.
Where it ends up
On the sofa. On a flight. In a stocking.
180 g and 15 cm tall — it lives in a coat pocket, a carry-on, or the toe of a stocking. Five colours, so you can tell yours from theirs.



The honest comparison
The gift that doesn’t get shelved.
| The Rewind | A new-release handheld | Another tablet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The games you grew up on | ✓ 20,000, NES to N64 | New titles, sold separately | ✗ |
| Real D-pad and joysticks | ✓ twin 3D sticks | ✓ | ✗ glass only |
| Works with no wifi | ✓ already loaded | Downloads first | ✗ |
| Fits in a stocking | ✓ 180 g | Bigger, heavier | ✗ |
| Nothing to subscribe to | ✓ | ✗ store account | ✗ apps and ads |
| What it costs | $79.95 — one price, nothing to add | The console, then every game | Free — if you wanted one |
It isn’t trying to be a new console. It brings back the ones you already loved.
Still deciding?
Questions, answered.
What can it actually play?
Dozens of mainstream emulators — NES, GB, GBA, SFC, MD, MAME, CPS, PS1, PSP, NDS and N64 among them.
Do the games come on it?
Yes. It ships with a loaded microSD card — the 64GB card carries 20,000 games and the 128GB card 22,000. Nothing to download, and no wifi needed to play.
Is the screen big enough?
3.5 inches, IPS, 640 × 480 — bigger and sharper than the handhelds these games first ran on.
What’s in the box?
The console, a USB-C cable and a spare rechargeable battery. Headphones, a case and a printed manual aren’t included.
64GB or 128GB?
64GB comes with 20,000 games. 128GB comes with 22,000 and leaves more room for your own.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Order by December 15, 2026 and it’s there before Christmas. After that we still ship fast — we just can’t promise the date.
What if it isn’t what you hoped?
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. That’s the whole policy.