Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech The Retro Stick Y2 HD 568 Games Black
Plug-and-play HDMI stick with 568 built-in classics and an infrared wireless controller reaching eight metres
- TypeJoystick
- 568 classic games built in for instant retro variety
- Infrared wireless link reaches 8 metres for comfortable sofa play
- Plug the HDMI stick into any TV and power by micro USB
- Two controllers included for head-to-head multiplayer fun
- Compact 150 x 53 x 15 mm handset runs on two AA batteries
Retro Stick Y2 HD with 568 Games
The Hetai Tech Retro Stick Y2 HD is a handheld wireless controller that comes with 568 built-in classic games. It connects to a TV via a compact game stick for plug-and-play use. The set supports one or two players simultaneously. It is suited for casual gamers and families wanting simple retro entertainment.
Infrared Wireless Link Up to 8 Metres
The controller and game stick communicate over an infrared connection with an 8 metre control range. This lets users sit further from the screen to reduce eye strain. The game stick draws power from a micro USB port. No active cooling or mains adapter is required for the stick itself.
Two AA Batteries Needed Per Controller
Each game controller requires two AA batteries which are not included in the package. The controllers feature a dedicated exit function activated by holding SELECT and START together. The game stick measures 60 by 25 by 10 millimetres while the controller measures 150 by 53 by 15 millimetres.
Highlights
- 568 classic games built in for instant retro variety
- Infrared wireless link reaches 8 metres for comfortable sofa play
- Plug the HDMI stick into any TV and power by micro USB
- Two controllers included for head-to-head multiplayer fun
- Compact 150 x 53 x 15 mm handset runs on two AA batteries
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I pair the infrared controller with the game stick, and what step do people often miss?
Insert two AA batteries, power the stick via micro USB and plug it into the TV HDMI port; the controller links automatically over infrared, but users often forget the batteries are not included.
What maintenance will the controller need later?
The only ongoing maintenance is replacing the two AA batteries when they run low; the stick draws power from the TV USB port and has no user-serviceable parts.
What limit appears first during a long play session?
The infrared link works up to 8 metres and requires line of sight, so signal loss from distance or obstacles is the first constraint you will hit.
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