It does not have any speakers, but it does have a 3.5mm headphone jack. It does suffer from electrical interference though.

@@comments5yearsago Not that I know off

As far as I know yes. With some research I found that the MM+ with OnionOS seems to have support for adhoc which might be easier for setup. Retroarch however should support network play in general.

There are many things that could be the problem here. What is your setup?

​@@dyXurChannelI'm having a similar issue, with just a MacBook

@@charleleloulou I don't think it does

@@dyXurChannelhey! Thanks for the answer. Have you tried?

@@charleleloulou No. I don't use iPhones, but iirc you can't plug a 2.4GHz dongle into an iPhone and have it work.

I have no experience with the larger ones. Some claim they used them and they are the correct size. At that capacity however do you really want to go with a cheaper drive that might fail faster than a name brand one? Personally. Anything above 256GB is too risky for me.

@@ericg1100 It's a monitor and USB hub, not a standalone device. Your problem is that it is not a different product entirely, or am I missunderstanding your comment?

I didn't look much, but couldn't find any. I'm glad it helped with your decision!

@@mexicoidol2146 Yes, according to the Storepage: "Support multiple games on mulitple consoles. Not only Supports Mouse and keyboard games on PC, but also supports on PS4/PS5/Xbox One/Xbox Series"

@@lifeofmike556 Usually the way these really large ones work is that they are in truth like 128GB (or less) and once you reach that limit it either starts overwriting old data or refuse to write new one. Hell even $88 seems "low" since even HDDs still cost like $30 per TB. If I were you I'd take that Micro SD card and use F3 or H2Testw on it. Just back up your data before you do it.

@@dyXurChannel I'd be sus of anyone who claims they received 1TB card for $8. Also why would a person after 1 year search for this video. They clearly haven't got a clue on checking the capacity and speed yet. For $8 a year ago you would be buying a 64GB card or possibly an 128GB. The person is fake to spread lies so people think they can buy 1TB for $8. I bought a sandisk ultra from aliexpress. and the packaging is not legit and the plastic that you open is fake cheap one too. For the price I'm happy but after seeing your result I now realise it's fake and the chinese companies have gotten their tech to get those speeds, though I question the longevity of these cards now. In the future I would wait for blackfriday sales (I'm in UK) and get from reputable company. I got Sandisk Ultra 256GB (U1 A1) for $13, if I did more research I could have gotten a samsung pro plus from reputable big retailer here for $1 more dollar. amazing sale that I missed and my card is half the write speeds and random access speeds.. That's another thing I wish you did and list the random write and random read speeds. that's where some cards fall short. Thanks for the video and watch out for fake people

@@assacarnes. Netbooks were great, but sadly just as obsolete as the QM1

@@dyXurChannel mines running fedora, but im going to change for something lighter bc its not running as well as i want it to

@@dyXurChannel also, if u want to know, its a multilaser legacy pc105 (i think, theres also the 101 and the 107 that are the same thing)

@@assacarnes. The best thing about fedora is compatability. Which DE are you currently using? Lighter ones like XFCE, LXDE might help. Or something Like AntiX that uses IceWM.

@@dyXurChannel im using gnome on it still

I opened it up to see, if I could to exactly that, but it doesn't seem to be revertible, which is why I didn't do it in the end.

If you can, then an OEM will be the best. I did hear though, that OSTENT are good and don't lie about capacity.

@@frankwong9486 Recently checke Minisforum, but didn't see any sticks. Do you have one? I do have normal mini PC with a N100 in it though, so that test is still on the plate.

@@0takudad I wish I could pin multiple comments, or add them to the video. This is some good info for those that don't know!

As some others and me have pointed out, past 128GB you'll rarely (if at all) get anything legit (especially if the price is too low), since it hasn't even been that long since 512GB cards came onto the market.

@@dyXurChannel I always write "sd card" then filter by most popular, then read reviews. and I stick with sandisk. with this method you have sellers who have sold over 4000+ cards and you have many reviews but also allot of the reviews are fake. But if you are buying 512GB for something like $10 then you know it's fake. The 512GB for sandisk is $44.

@@1169218923 I also uploaded a small "scroll through" of both games, in case you want to see the full lists. If you want to buy them I'd rather recommend to go with a flashcart though, since there are many duplicates and hacks that seem to be just sprite swaps.

@@wikwayer Maybe? The problem would be the lack of security and drivers for this stick. Also I don't really know where to get a clean copy of XP.

@dyXurChannel maybe 🤔 Linux

@@wikwayer The OSs used in the video alreafy were Linux. I'm also right now trying steam link, which was suggested and a normal distro with a DE is not a smooth experience so far

@@dyXurChannel I was thinking about full desktop Linux not retro games emulator

@@wikwayer I'm currently working on an update, since some have suggested to try steam link. With that I also install a full distro and the experience heavily depends on what I do so far.

You can with the ones with N100 cpus

This idea was mentioned before. I might see if that is something that works well enough. The WiFi in these sticks is usually not the best though.

@@dyXurChannel as janky as it maybe, if the thing has any type of USB ports, maybe you could get an Ethernet to USB dongle (or even better WiFi) and wire the thing in with that? IDK if any of those ports on that thing carry data though. Neat video though, it seems like all they're good for is digital signage like you said.

@@sevenredundent7256 The problem with the USB port, is that it's USB 2.0, so it might be too slow to make a difference. I will test that out though!

Yeah these Tablets were pretty much e-waste the moment they were produced. Especially once a bigger windows update came out and the 32GB of internal storage was not big enough to have the update installed. I did manage to get Fedora onto one, but it was a pain to get it working. In the consumer space the regular 2 sizes of Mini PCs have taken a much bigger hold, but also when you need space something like a Pi Zero is also often already enough for many tasks. The game streaming thing might be something I'll check out.

Absolutely! It's probably one of my favorite "formats" out there.

Same brother.

@@insainllama Is it the "Ideacentre Stick 300" with the Intel Atom Z3735F?

U could try making a game server

Retro tv station

Tails OS

yeah windows is the issue installing linux on it would fix the issue

@@ThaexakaMavro It doesn't. Lakka, which I used in the video is Linux.

@@xxxent It's very likely a combination of heat and GPU. Also ARM (like in the MM+) is just more effecient.

I use a tool called F3 (Fight Flash Fraud) that writes data onto the SD and then checks their hash. From that I get the actual amount. F3 also gives me the speeds, but I follow this usually up with KDiskMark

If you have some, sure! I try to keep the pinned commented for updates and further information, so anything would be always appreciated!

@@JamzzFN-rb2dc Honestly. With less than 70 you won't find one that can pull off PS2. Even PSP is a bit flaky. Some games run well and some don't. PS1 isn't a problem for smth like a MM+, RGXX35, R36S, etc. though. For PSP you might be able to find a more powerful, but used handheld (there are some android based ones that work well from what I know.). For portable PS2 you are kinda out of luck. The PSVita has some ports and there are handhelds like the steamdeck, but those are 200+.

@dyXurChannel how about under or £100 but it doesn't matter with ps2

@dyXurChannel because I was looking at anbernic rg40xx h or a rg35xx h or a retroid pocket 2s

@@JamzzFN-rb2dc From the chipset used the 40xx might run PSP and some PS2 (the emulator afaik is no longer being improved though). I'm sure some other channels made a performance test for it already.

Not really? I got both around the same time and don't have used both about the same. I just like the MM+ more for the feel, quietness of the buttons and the size.

Wich Os do you use on rg35xxplus ?

If you already have it, then there are some grips (mostly 3D printed) that you can get. It might help a bit.

Yeah past 64GB I generally would recommend to just go with a reliable brand bough in a trustworthy store.

@@bulldog8934 At the end of the full video there are a hand full of comparisons 😉