Chief I am using the ECG (EKG here same same) more and more to keep an eye on my aging heart, great watch for an old fart who wants to live past the 73rd year (both my sisters died at 73 as did my lovely wife of 51 years and 4 days.)

Chief A year later and I am still using this great little device, I love the big screen while I have other emulators, one costing nearly twice that is faster with more games, I keep returning to this guy almost every day to play frogger or donkey kong on it, the size makes the games so much easier for my aging eyes, at 73 years of age, I am begininning to feel old, it is more and more difficult to force myself to get out of the comfortable old recliner that I spend most of my waking hours in, this stays in the chair with me as well as another more expensive unit that runs on Linux but I keep returning to this guy because of the great screen and fantastic graphic capability, makes playing the games that I played when I took the kids to the arcade back when they were young in the 80's like Frogger and DK as well as many others. I still highly recommend this unit to those seeking a good large screen for a decent price.

Chief I have had this for quite some time now and I still love it a lot! Funny I bought it because I wanted the N64 available as I love that platform but now I find I am playing with the Atari 2600 emulator more then most others, and of course, I play my Frogger the arcade version a lot as well even though I like to play that more on the 7 inch unit I had prior to getting this neat machine. I am an old fart now pretty much confined to my recliner, thankfully my daughter moved home to take care of dear old dad when I lost the love of my life to cancer 4 years ago. I found that I had been loosing weight not because of my poor cooking but because I too had cancer, mine was in my Kidney and when they cut that out the cancer seems to be gone. I go back every 6 months to have a check to see if it has returned, next check coming next month so far so good at the 2.5 year mark.

Chief Ihad a hell of a time figuring out how to charge the internal battery. I think I have it now, you must have the power switch ON, then plug in the USB C Charging cable then the charge goes to the battery. If the power switch is OFF the power from the USB C seems to go just to power the radio and not charge the battery. Confusing but it will work, I think.

Chief Ifound an online manual that explains each and every setting, it is quite comprehesive and to the point step by step instuctions on how to use, just search for the brand name on the set.

Chief Ifound this problem with the encoders is still present in the unit I received. Not a major problem but still a pain in the rear, especially when setting the clock.