Build a working handheld game console while learning soldering and basic electronics. This DIY kit combines a practical, project-based learning experience with a finished portable device you can play immediately. Key benefits Hands-on learning: Teaches basic electronics, circuit principles, and practical soldering skills through step-by-step assembly rather than abstract instruction. Immediate reward: You end up with a functional, portable game console — not just a practice board — so learners see the results of their work. Inclusive for skill levels: Clear, detailed assembly instructions guide beginners; the kit requires no programming, making it accessible to children and hobbyists. What it does Plays four classic games, including Snake, Racing, and an airplane shooter. Lets you adjust screen brightness and toggle background music for a customized play experience. Runs from multiple power sources: USB cable, 5 V phone charger, power bank, or 4 AA batteries (batteries not included). Why it stands out Project-focused: Emphasizes practical soldering practice within a real product build rather than isolated wiring exercises. No coding required: Learn hardware assembly and electronics without needing programming skills. Versatile power options: Compatible with common power sources for at-home or on-the-go use. Important attributes Function: Portable, handheld game console built from a soldering kit. Compatibility: Works with USB power, standard 5 V phone chargers, power banks, or 4 AA batteries. Instruction: Includes a comprehensive assembly guide that walks you through each step. Audience: Designed for children and electronics enthusiasts who want a fun, educational project. Use scenarios Classroom or workshop: Use as a guided STEM activity to teach soldering, circuit basics, and hands-on problem solving. Hobbyist project: A compact, satisfying build for makers who want to practice soldering and finish with a playable device. Travel or downtime entertainment: Power from a power bank or batteries for portable gaming during trips or breaks. What to expect in practice A guided assembly process that reinforces soldering technique and component identification. A compact, ready-to-play handheld console after completion, with adjustable brightness and optional background music. Flexibility to power the device from commonly available sources for convenient use anywhere. Notes Batteries (4 AA) are required for battery operation but are not included. No programming knowledge is needed to complete and use the kit.