X9 Pro 4K Retro TV Stick — 30,000 Games, 2 Controllers
The X9 Pro connects retro gaming to your TV in 4K, with two wireless controllers and up to 40,000 games. EmuELEC is pre-installed: plug in and play.
- 4K HDMI output
- 2 wireless controllers included
- Up to 40,000 games
- WiFi + Ethernet
Console rétro à brancher sur la TV
Plugged into the TV, ready in 30 seconds
Aucune installation. On branche en HDMI, on prend les manettes, on joue en famille.
Why you’ll love it
4K HDMI output
Sharp image on any recent TV, plugged in within 30 seconds.
2 wireless controllers
Two-player right out of the box, over 2.4 GHz.
Up to 40,000 games
Huge preloaded game library depending on the version (64 or 128 GB).
WiFi + Ethernet
Connected for adding content, wired network port included.
Retro Gaming in 4K on Your Living Room TV
The X9 Pro transforms your TV into a retro console: just plug the 4K HDMI stick in, grab the two wireless controllers, and you're ready to play. EmuELEC 4.3 is pre-installed — no setup required.
Depending on the version, the card comes with 30,000 to 40,000 games: NES, Super Nintendo, Mega Drive, Game Boy Advance, and PS1 run very well; Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast are best for lighter titles. Wi-Fi and Ethernet are also included.
Discover our entire arcade & plug-TV range to play on the big screen.
Compatibility
Which consoles can you play?
Tech specs
Full specifications
- Type
- HDMI stick for TV
- Video output
- HDMI 4K
- System
- EmuELEC 4.3
- Processor
- quad-core
- Controllers
- 2× 2.4 GHz wireless controllers included
- Connectivity
- WiFi 802.11n 2.4 GHz · Ethernet 10/100
- Storage
- 64 GB (~30,000 games) or 128 GB (~40,000 games)
- Multiplayer
- yes
Frequently asked questions
The stick connects to an HDMI port on the TV and is powered over USB. EmuELEC is already installed: no setup.
About 30,000 on the 64 GB version, up to 40,000 on the 128 GB.
Two 2.4 GHz wireless controllers are included, to play in two.
Yes: WiFi 2.4 GHz and a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port.
NES, SNES, Mega Drive, Game Boy / GBA and PS1 very well; the N64 and Dreamcast on lighter titles.