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Experience gaming on the go with the X9 Portable Retro Game Console—built for players who want nostalgia and power in one sleek device. Featuring a 5.5-inch ultra-clear display, smooth controls, and support for 10 classic emulators, this handheld lets you enjoy thousands of games anywhere. Its lightweight design, powerful graphics, and long-lasting battery make it perfect for travel, gifts, and everyday fun.

We know you’re excited to get your Portable Retro Console, so we process orders quickly — usually within 1–3 business days.

From there, delivery typically takes 7–14 business days depending on your location. Most customers receive their Console well within this window.

You’ll get a tracking number as soon as your order ships, so you can follow it every step of the way.

Rest assured, we work with trusted carriers to make sure your Retro Console arrives safe, secure, and ready to play.

1. Powering On & Off

Press and hold the Power Button for 2–3 seconds to turn the device on.

To turn it off, press and hold the Power Button again until the system shuts down.

If the device becomes unresponsive, hold the Power Button for 10 seconds to force a reset.

2. Navigating the Main Menu

After booting up, you’ll see the Home Menu.

Use the D-Pad to scroll between the 10 available emulators.

Press A to enter an emulator, and B to go back to the previous screen.

The Start and Select buttons will access quick options in most emulators.

3. Choosing & Launching Games

Once inside an emulator, scroll through the list of games using the D-Pad.

Press A to start a game.

To exit a game, press Start + Select together or follow the emulator’s quit option.

Your console may organize games by system (NES, SNES, GBA, PSP, etc.).

4. Saving & Loading Progress

Press Start + Select to open the Save Menu in most games.

Choose Save State to save your exact position.

Choose Load State to instantly return to a previous save.

Each emulator supports multiple save slots.

5. Adjusting Settings

Volume: Use the physical volume buttons on the side of the console.

Brightness: Adjust in the console’s settings menu or via quick toggles (varies by model).

Language: Go to Settings → Language to change display language.

Controls: Button mapping can be changed inside certain emulator settings.

6. Charging the Console

Connect the included USB-C cable to a power adapter or USB port.

Charging takes 2–3 hours depending on the power source.

The battery indicator will show when charging is complete.

Do not use fast chargers above 20W to protect battery health.

7. Connecting to a PC (Optional)

Use the USB-C cable to connect the console to a computer.

The device will appear as a storage drive.

You can organize games, save files, or media by dragging and dropping.

Do not delete system folders unless instructed.

8. Safe Use & Maintenance

Keep the console in a cool, dry place.

Avoid dropping or exposing it to moisture.

Use a soft cloth to clean the screen—no alcohol wipes.

Store the device with at least 20–40% battery if unused for long periods.

9. Troubleshooting

Game won’t load: Restart the emulator or the console.

Buttons not responding: Ensure no dust is blocking the buttons.

No sound: Check volume buttons and in-game settings.

Screen frozen: Hold the Power Button for 10 seconds to reset.