Hey everyone, welcome back. This is Amy Chikkin from Team Pandori. In today's video, we will rank all of these Emuelic compatible boxes from TAS to Absolute Trash, along with reasoning behind each choice. The first half will be bare-bone systems, cheap choices, but will require you to install Emuelic yourself, while the second half will be slightly more expensive, typically found with games and controllers sold as a game's box. Remember that this list is totally subjective, and if you find this video complete garbage, hit that like and subscribe, mister. If you have choice, get the one with the most on-board memory, and if you intend to copy and overfiles or streaming from Android, get a 1GB LAN model. Let's get started. Next up is X96 Max Plus. This can be had for as little as $30, looks pretty nice, and it gets a little hot. Two USB ports, and it can run all systems up to PS1 and Amiga full speed. It'll be hidden mess with N64, Dreamcast and PSP, but these games will be playable with Frameskip. All of the 905X3 are very similar in this regard, and we're going to give this a B. The X96 Air, well this is actually very similar to the last box, but there are some improvements. There are 3 USB ports, as well as better cooling. After some PSP gameplay, we got it to 59°C, which is not bad at all, especially on a system with passive cooling. This one also a B. The H96 Max. Now this was an interesting one, so many people bought this box thinking it was an S905X4 system, with Android 10, but in fact it was Android 9 running on a chip that did actually have 9 or 5X4 written on it, that speeds are 9 or 5X3, so whatever. All we have here is pretty much the clone of the X96 Plus Max, but with the form factor being a circle it can look kind of messy when all the cables are all plugged up to it. Here regardless, we're going to give this a B. Some people might like circles. The Mekul KM6, or the KM6 Classic. Mekul is not cool. It cannot run emuelic, in the trash. Next up is the B-Link GT King. A bit of a price jump to $108 for this, but this will run N64 Dreamcast and also PSP at double resolution. The skull on the top is a bonus. In you'll have 3 USB ports as well as a decent Bluetooth connection, and the same goes for all these upper tier boxes. At $140 you can get the GT King Pro, which it won't give us anything new for emuelic, but it's a nice blue color. The Banana Pie M2 Pro, at a very nice size holding the 905X3 chip, it stays very cool, but it's just too faffy to recommend for the regular user. For them it'd be maybe rank C, but if you're a tech and you like doing stuff with these, maybe a B. Next up the X96S. These start selling from around the $45 mark, and could be used as a surprisingly portable emuelic stick. It only has 1 USB port, and it'll need to be powered via micro USB. The portable version of the 905X2, the 905Y2, this stays around 50-60 degrees Celsius. It'd be nice to have this tucked away behind your TV, another B. Next up the O-Droid N2 Plus. This can be pretty difficult to find, but now they've started appearing on AliExpress, and as the same chipset as the B-Link GT King, the main difference is that the O-Droid N2 Plus is built to be clocked way higher. It has a huge heat sink, as well as a big area for a fan underneath. With this you'd be running PSP in 3x, maybe 4x resolution, GameCube games, and even later cave titles on maim. This is a solid S. Next up is the HK Onebox. 905X3 chip, pretty cheap, but with a solid community behind it, you can't go wrong with a Mub. Solid B. Next up the Minix, U22XJ. Pretty expensive, but very well built. I'm gonna give this one an A. So let's take it to the second half. First up is the Supercon Celix Pro. With the older S905X chipset, and only 1GB of memory, it has no official support for MUL updates. It can play up to PS1, then hit and miss with N64. Mostly miss. Simple, 2D, PSP, and now-me games do work well, but others need extensive frame-skip. Graphical glitches mails are represent due to the Mally 400 GPU. Both this and the standard console X belong into a C. Superconsole X Max. This is 905X3 with games on it, so B. To be fair with you, this is probably the same as this. Next, the Superconsole X King. Now, wherever I've seen this before, that's right, it's a B-link GT King with games and pads. This one's an A. Superconsole X Cube. We've done a review on this, and yes, it wasn't that great, but it does have a place in the market. With the 4 USB ports, this would be great for 4Play gaming on older systems. Chippin' here was a 905M, which I liked in the Superconsole X, but the Cube had heating issues, slowed down, and sometimes even crashed on the harder to emulate consoles, so I'll give this a D. Alright, moving on, Superconsole X Stick. This is a Superconsole X, as a stick. We'll give it a C. Borky Box. It looks really cute, but the internals of this is the regular Superconsole X, so you'll have the 905M chip in there, the energy-efficient version of the 905. Honestly, there's not much difference in performance from the 905X, so this is a C. Next up, the Borky Box Pro. But try to sell this for $230. You can see from the shape that this is the X96 Plus Max, so we had on earlier. It's the 905X3, so this is a B. Next up, the Retro Station 14K. Again, it's a repurposed X96 Plus Max. We had this on our channel last year, in our video review. We're going to put this in the B tier. The Game Box G5. Remember this? It was the teleportation box. Looks pretty cool, but very slow chip. It's a 905L, which runs at 1.2GHz. That's the bottom tier of the 905 series. And for the cherry on top, the version of Mulelec here is completely nerfed. If you want to add controllers or anything like that, you need to do a bit of fast. Or you could start a fresh with a clean install of Mulelec. Also, the fan is extremely noisy. This box would be trash, but it's fixable. D. Next up, the Super Game Box. X5. It took everything that was bad from the G5, and then updated the fan. D. And last up, the AD 1900 Arcade Box. This seems to be a rinse repeat of the porcupine box. Let's see. And lastly, for a recommendation of any of these, go for the cheapest item in the highest tier you can afford. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed that. Affiliate links are in the description down below. Please like, subscribe, and I'll catch you on the next one. Ta-ra!