they told me the fun key s was the world's smallest foldable handheld
console but I mean my wife says that my hands are perfectly normal size I mean
it doesn't seem that small to me you
guys oh my goodness this thing is so
cute the idea here is on the surface
very simple it's to have a PlayStation 1
capable emulation machine that is so small that you could conceivably carry
it around on your keychain but everything about the execution is
absolutely incredible this thing is
fully open source everything Hardware
software you can literally download design files and make your own fun KS if
you really wanted to and it runs a distribution of Linux that is optimized
for emulation and gaming to the point where they claim that you can freeze the
state of whatever it is you're doing if you're in the middle of a game open it
up and pick up exactly where you left off in about 5 seconds it's so cute I
want to play games okay okay I I'll look at what's in the box first it's
available in a bunch of different colors obviously we went with atomic purple
because everyone knows that's the best color and included in the Box you
get yeah yeah micro USB cable yeah it's
USB micro instead of USBC which is a bit of a downer but I also get it they
needed to make this thing as small as freaking humanly possible and you get a
variety of different colors of d-pad and buttons I love it cute little user
manual in the shape of the fun key it shows you how to turn it on turn it off
and shows you how to use the function button so you can change the aspect
ratio you can change the zoom you can adjust the volume and brightness and you
can take a screenshot with function plus the shoulder buttons I can't believe
that they squeezed shoulder buttons onto this you can bring up system stats
transferring files is as simple as dragging and dropping them there's a
Micro SD slot inside which supports cards up to 128 gigs and it comes
pre-loaded with some royaltyfree games but I mean look at this thing obviously
if you were to copy paste some ROMs or isos over there it would uh it would
know what to do with them speaking of copying things over we found the
instructions not the most intuitive but system upgrades are also performed by
dragging and dropping a file right right I won't play games yet right right we
got to look at the io okay so on the back you can clearly see the 410
milliamp battery so at 3.7 volts what is that in wat hours I don't know I don't
feel like doing the math the point is it's a really small battery and people are claiming anywhere from 2 to 3 hours
of battery life out of this thing it can be disassembled using two Phillips head
screws revealing the arm cortex A7 processor at 1.2 GHz 64 megab of ddr2 o
memory and an incredible 10 mm mono
speaker but don't take my word for it I will be opening it up courtesy of that's
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we weren't going for the highest performance here I'm actually kind of impressed that this thing runs PS1 games
do I get to game now yes sir okay finally
okay not the world's most impressive speaker I got to say I'm pretty impressed with the display though what
is this an inch 1.54 in but it's IPS
look at that viewing angle you guys that's not bad you know what let's open
up with Game Boy Color now apparently cover art does not populate on its own
that's one current drawback of fun Kos but you can add it so these are these
appear to be home brew games let's see how good they are
not the world's most amazing speaker I have a witch hat oh pew pew a pew pew PE
pew pew pew oh cool like Ste OS they've
built in an overlay that can be accessed from within any game or application so
getting back to the main menu is as simple as activating the overlay and
boom look at that oh we got The Lion King nice now there's been some
complaints about the aspect ratio of the screen in the community because it's
this is one to one right almost no screen is one by one and so if you're
playing something like Game Boy Advance games you're going to end up with black
bars on what is already an extremely small screen but you know what I say I
say get out your reading glasses scaled is what I would want I've got really
small black bars to match the original aspect ratio of the game yeah I noticed
that there's a little bit of moare uh on the screen that is not visible in person
it looks pristine oh no no
no okay it's noticeably harder to play
on this than it would be on something bigger you know I don't know if it's
input leg so much as it's just the
travel of the buttons being noticeable on such a small thing you know not going
to lie it's um not that easy to see what
I'm doing am I just getting old I'm having a bit of trouble holding down the
Y and also activating the jump button
that was pretty tough guys not going to lie now let's check out the Save State
functionality theoretically I just close it like that I open it up one 2 3
4 they claim 5 Seconds that looked like
5 Seconds to me and what's cool is again
according to their claims if you run out of battery it'll do it automatically
it'll just grab your Save State and deal with it for you dude I can't see a
bloody thing like trying to play a fast-paced game at this side
oh my goodness I can't I can't do this
you know what I actually don't really have a ton of complaints about the performance it seems finish I've noticed
a couple little slowdowns but not bad
and we did observe some errors in audio emulation while we were testing but it's
hard to say whether that comes down to the anemic processor or whether that's
down to the emulators themselves even with no competition though $73 for what
is essentially a novelty item if that's
the kind of money that you have that you can sort of throw disposable income at
something like this but whether you're going to actually get a ton of gaming
out of it hard to say I mean there's enck devices that are yeah they're
bigger but they're also a lot more ergonomic and a lot more enjoyable to
use the funkey OS though is kind of a unique value ad very cool I'd honestly I
mean it's open source right so it'll probably happen but I I'd like to see the OS on something that's a little more
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