EverDrive GBA X5

Very good product

never have to buy a GBA game again after thisespecially as most gba games on ebay are fakes you might as well get this and save a lot in the long run. stick an SSD in there and it's netflix for gba games.product works great, also worth checking out the other products for other consoles, including gbc, n64, megadrive/genesis, S/NES

Works exactly as I would expect including a built-in RTC. Setting the RTC using a game like Boktai, it is a single RTC clock that is shared between all other games. MicroSD support is vastly improved as long as you update the base OS and bootloader. Support is also great over on the main forums for the device.

This works exactly as described and setup was super quick and easy! I used a 32GB Samsung mini-SD card and it seems to be working very well in the EverDrive with instant loading times on every game I’ve tested. Even almost every homebrew and custom RomHack I’ve tried have worked just fine! I've tested it on a GBA SP and a DS Lite and they both work perfectly.The only negative I could think of is that the instructions are not included with the product. You will have to go to Krikkz' website and read the .TXT file to learn how to properly update the BIOS file and add the extra NES, Game Gear, GB/GBC, and Master System emulators. But there are also plenty of video tutorials on the tubes if you prefer that method.Once you've downloaded all the proper emulators and added them to your flash drive's GBASYS folder, the Everdrive will be able to play Sega Master System (Mark III), GameGear, GB/GBC, and NES games almost flawlessly (I’ve read some reviews of music/sound issues on certain games but I never encountered these issues myself.) One thing I have not gotten to work are Sega SG-1000 (Mark I) games, but not a huge issue.I'll definitely be buying more of Krikkz' products in the future!

So there are videos online on how to set it up but it’s not difficult at all. You literally drag and drop a folder and you’re all set. If you want to do gameboy games then there is an emulator you have to download from krixx website and that’s simple too. The real time clock feature is great for the Gen 3 Pokémon games but does not work on the Gen 2 Pokémon games so I was slightly disappointed with that but it’s ok.

Bought as a christmas gift, pre installed the firmware and games on an SD card, worked flawlessly. Almost took it for myself 👀

This is a must-have for serious GBA collectors. It provides you with the ability to play all of your GBA games on a single cartridge, and it has an intuitive interface which makes changing games simple and frustration-free._______________________________________First, the good:• Prevents wear and tear on your original cartridges, preserving them for years to come.• The internal battery is easy to replace, and allows for use of the Real-Time Clock in games that support it.• Supports all first-party Nintendo Game Boy Advance games (The Legend of Zelda, Mario, Metroid, Pokemon).• Works on all variations of Game Boy Advance (Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Advance micro)• Works on the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DS lite.• Works on the Gamecube Game Boy Player._______________________________________And, of course, the bad:• Doesn't support save states.• Doesn't support cheat codes.• It's slightly longer than a Game Boy Advance cartridge (see picture.)_______________________________________The average collector should not need a micro SD Card larger than 16GB.