Build a portable handheld game console from a soldering kit that teaches electronics and improves hands-on skills. This kit is ideal for parents, teachers, hobbyists, or anyone who wants a practical, screen-based project without requiring programming knowledge. Key benefits Learn electronics and circuits: Hands-on assembly explains basic circuit principles while you solder, turning abstract concepts into a working device. Improve soldering technique: Practice real soldering in a guided, practical project suitable for beginners and more experienced hobbyists. Instant playability: After assembly you get a functional, portable game console with adjustable display and audio options. No programming required: The step-by-step assembly instructions focus on soldering and hardware, so you can build and enjoy the console without coding. Main features Four classic games: Includes four built-in games (including Snake, Racing, and Plane) for immediate retro-style gameplay. Display and sound control: Adjustable brightness settings and the option to enable or disable background music so you can customize battery life and user experience. Flexible power options: Power the console via USB cable, a 5V phone charger, power bank, or with 4 AA batteries (batteries not included), giving you multiple ways to use it at home or on the go. Skill-level friendly instructions: Comprehensive assembly instructions guide every step of installation and soldering, making the kit suitable for children, beginners, and enthusiasts. Compatibility and performance Portable handheld form factor designed for on-the-go play and easy storage. Works with common 5V USB power sources and standard AA batteries (4×AA required, not included) for wide compatibility. Adjustable brightness and music on/off let you balance performance, visibility, and battery consumption. Practical use scenarios STEM classroom or workshop: Use as a guided build for teaching basic electronics, circuit layouts, and soldering skills in school clubs or maker spaces. Parent-and-child weekend project: A supervised, educational activity that produces a working gadget children can play and learn from. Hobbyist practice and travel entertainment: Practice soldering and hardware assembly, then use the finished console as a portable retro gaming device powered by a power bank or batteries. What to expect A complete soldering project designed to produce a functional, portable game console. Clear, detailed assembly instructions that remove the need for programming and make the kit accessible across skill levels. Multiple powering methods to fit different use environments and preferences. This kit delivers an educational, hands-on experience that results in a working portable game console—teaching electronics and soldering while providing retro-style gaming with flexible power and user controls.