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title: "Super 64 | HD Adapter for N64 Console | HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV | HDMI Adapter for N64 Console, HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV, Plug and Play Setup, Slick Mode Video Enhancement"
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# Plug and Play Zero Lag HDMI Output Super 64 | HD Adapter for N64 Console | HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV | HDMI Adapter for N64 Console, HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV, Plug and Play Setup, Slick Mode Video Enhancement

**Brand:** e e·o·n
**Price:** ₨5192
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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- **What is this?** Super 64 | HD Adapter for N64 Console | HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV | HDMI Adapter for N64 Console, HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV, Plug and Play Setup, Slick Mode Video Enhancement by e e·o·n
- **How much does it cost?** ₨5192 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- e e·o·n enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted e e·o·n brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Instant Play:** No software or power source needed—just plug in and dive into your favorite games.
- • **Built to Last:** Sleek, lightweight design ensures durability for all your gaming adventures.
- • **Visual Upgrade:** Transform your retro games with 'Slick Mode' for crisper, cleaner graphics.
- • **Smooth Gameplay:** Enjoy zero input lag for seamless action, perfect for both casual and competitive play.
- • **Revive Your Classics:** Easily connect your N64 to modern HDTVs for a nostalgic gaming experience.

## Overview

The Super 64 N64 HD Adapter is a plug-and-play HDMI converter that connects your Nintendo 64 console to modern TVs, offering zero lag gameplay and enhanced graphics for an immersive retro gaming experience.

## Description

Product description

Review: The best way to play the N64 on an HDTV - I still have the same N64 I bought over a couple decades ago. And although the controllers have had their fair share of wear and tear, the console works perfectly fine. However, trying to use the system on an HDTV is quite painful over the traditional composite cables. I've read a lot of great reviews over this adapter, and the only negative thing I have seen is about the price. I decided to buy it, and yes, it is expensive. However, if you can get past the cost, you will be rewarded with the best video quality you can get from a converter that doesn't require modification. For plug and play, this is your option to get the best video quality possible for your HDTV. The slick mode is an added benefit for those who want to remove those jagged edges in some of the games. It works better in some than others. It comes down to personal preference. If you want the best to play your Nintendo 64 on an HDTV with a simple solution, this is the product to get. You just have to accept the cost.
Review: Retrotink 2x vs Eon Super 64? No Contest. - Summary: Although the majority of publications call the Eon Super 64 “overpriced” and recommend the Retrotink 2x for its multi-system use and cheaper cost, it actually costs as much (if not, more) than an Eon Super 64 once fully setup and has a well-known issue where it distorts the audio coming from the Nintendo 64; requiring either separate routing for the audio or a volume attenuator (AKA more $$$). If you are looking for an HDMI solution to specifically play the Nintendo 64, there is no contest; the Eon Super 64 is the winner. It offers incredible video and sound with the convenience of only having to use one digital HDMI cable; completely circumventing the woes of using analog ones. The Eon Super 64 is amazing and it’s the BEST way of experiencing the Nintendo 64 on an HDTV without the use of internal mods. Period. ------------------------------------- Thanks to retro-game publications like My Life in Gaming, the two most popular and recommended solutions to connecting a Nintendo 64 to an HDTV via HDMI are the Retrotink 2x and the Eon Super 64; the former being overwhelmingly recommended over the other. The argument usually goes that while both devices offer the same video and audio quality, the $109 Retrotink 2x offers support for any other system that uses composite, component or s-video while the $149 Eon Super 64 only supports s-video output from one system, the Nintendo 64 (making it “overpriced”). Seems like a solid argument, right? Well, here’s what NONE of these publications ever talk about when it comes to using the Retrotink 2x vs the Eon Super 64. POWER SUPPLY Retrotink 2x: The device does NOT come with a power supply. The recommend one costs $12, making the actual cost of the Retrotink 2x $121; closer to $130 when you take shipping into account. You *technically* can use any 5-volt mini-USB charger to power the Retrotink 2x, but a quick Google search will show many issues being reported from not using the official “recommended” one, including image noise and defective scaling. I managed to find a Raspberry Pi power supply that cost $10 that worked fine. Eon Super 64: Takes its power from the Nintendo 64. No separate power supply needed. VIDEO Retrotink 2x: Analog cables SUCK. Most people reading this review do not remember or even know how impossible it used to be to find decent analog cables that didn’t cost $50-100. Even then, CRTs had this beautiful innate ability to cover noise, so it never bothered us. However, this is the digital age. The difference between a $10 HDMI cable and a $100 cable is negligible at best; non-existent at worst, and most modern HDTVs have never-before-seen clarity that shows a pure representation of the image; all the good and bad. That means all that crap CRTs hid are now out in the open, so if you expect to get a good image from your Nintendo 64 using a $130 Retrotink 2x with a $7 s-video cable from desertcart, you’re going to be in for a VERY rude awakening. Noise and color bleeding galore! The official s-video cable for the Nintendo 64 will run you at least $35 from eBay, with the “holy grail” Monster s-video cable that many recommend running closer to $80 (YIKES!). You can find some sellers on eBay and retro-forums who make their own cables which are surprisingly high quality, but even those will run at least $20. CABLES MATTER, so expect to add at least another $20 to your $130 investment to get even decent video. Eon Super 64: Requires only one HDMI cable for video and sound. Phenomenal video clarity with a negligible amount of noise and artifacts (I frankly don't see it). AUDIO Retrotink 2x: The device has a WELL-KNOWN clipping and distortion issue when outputting audio from the Nintendo 64. “WHAT! NO WAY!”, you are probably saying. The most recommended way of using a Nintendo 64 on an HDTV can’t even output the audio correctly? YUP! GOOGLE IT! Imagine my shock when I finished hooking up my Frankenstein assembly of cables that looks terrible on my TV unit and took WEEKS to finish, just to hear Mario scream a loud and distorted WA-HOO into my ears. REALLY? The majority of people recommend either outputting the audio separately from the Retrotink 2x or buying a volume attenuator to lower the output of the Nintendo 64. That means MORE MONEY you have to spend just to have playable audio. Eon Super 64: Requires only one HDMI cable for video and sound. Phenomenal audio clarity with no distortion. How is there even a debate here? Bottom line is this. If you want to use the Retrotink 2x for multiple 240p consoles that AREN’T the Nintendo 64, then yes; you are obviously better off investing in it over the Eon Super 64. However, if you are looking for an HDMI solution to specifically play the Nintendo 64, there is no contest; the Eon Super 64 is the one to get. It offers incredible video and sound with the convenience of only having to use one digital HDMI cable; completely circumventing the woes of using analog ones. The Eon Super 64 is amazing and it’s the BEST way of experiencing the Nintendo 64 on an HDTV without the use of internal mods. Period.

## Features

- HDMI Output for Modern TVs: Easily connect your classic Nintendo 64 console to modern HDTVs with clear and sharp resolution.
- Plug and Play Design: No additional software or power source required—just plug in and play your favorite N64 games.
- Lag-Free Gaming: Experience smooth gameplay with zero input lag, ideal for both casual and competitive gaming.
- Enhanced Graphics Mode: Includes a “Slick Mode” to improve the overall visuals, making old games look crisper and cleaner.
- Durable and Compact: Sleek, lightweight design built to last, perfect for retro gamers.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07TKF5XBS |
| Brand | E E·O·N |
| Color | black |
| Compatible Devices | Nintendo 64 |
| Connector Type | HDMI |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 665 Reviews |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Manufacturer | EON Gaming |
| Mfr Part Number | 432134-1 |
| Model Number | 432134 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Power Plug Type | No Plug |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible |
| UPC | 694026459654 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Compatible Devices:** Nintendo 64
- **Specific Uses For Product:** TV
- **Connector Type:** HDMI
- **Color:** black
- **Brand:** E E·O·N

## Images

![Super 64 | HD Adapter for N64 Console | HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV | HDMI Adapter for N64 Console, HDMI Converter for Nintendo 64 HDTV, Plug and Play Setup, Slick Mode Video Enhancement - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Xi+H7-XZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Some n64 games are too dark to play on an hdtv even with brightness settings on high (doom64). does this product improve the brightness?**
A: Nope. Sadly the canyon you have to fly through on the construction yards level of Star Wars Rogue Squadron still looks as black as space with this device. Doom 64 seems to look okay, but I only played the first level on my N64, and I know there are darker levels. The only solution I've found to boost brightness on an HDTV using an actual N64 console is doing the Ultra HDMI hardware mod (or finding a console pre-modded on eBay, which is pricey). Outside of that, check out the free Project 64 emulator app to play N64 games on Windows with much better resolution, color, and brightness. Also, if you only care about Doom64, they remade that game with better graphics and controls earlier this year and it can currently be found on the Playstation Store (or you can get a copy for free with purchase of the new Doom Eternal for PS4/XBox One).

**Q: its compatible with super nintendo?**
A: No only the Nintendo 64

**Q: Will this thing work well with hd tv's? i don't care about upscaling. my hd tv's do not work well with composite. i just care about signal issues.**
A: It’s been working fine with my 4k 55 inch tv. It also has a button on it that’ll make jagged edges smooth but you will have to press it every time you turn on the console.

**Q: Return policy?**
A: We didn't return ours but it has the same return availablity as other purchases from amazon

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best way to play the N64 on an HDTV
*by L***R on September 23, 2022*

I still have the same N64 I bought over a couple decades ago. And although the controllers have had their fair share of wear and tear, the console works perfectly fine. However, trying to use the system on an HDTV is quite painful over the traditional composite cables. I've read a lot of great reviews over this adapter, and the only negative thing I have seen is about the price. I decided to buy it, and yes, it is expensive. However, if you can get past the cost, you will be rewarded with the best video quality you can get from a converter that doesn't require modification. For plug and play, this is your option to get the best video quality possible for your HDTV. The slick mode is an added benefit for those who want to remove those jagged edges in some of the games. It works better in some than others. It comes down to personal preference. If you want the best to play your Nintendo 64 on an HDTV with a simple solution, this is the product to get. You just have to accept the cost.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Retrotink 2x vs Eon Super 64? No Contest.
*by W***? on November 12, 2019*

Summary: Although the majority of publications call the Eon Super 64 “overpriced” and recommend the Retrotink 2x for its multi-system use and cheaper cost, it actually costs as much (if not, more) than an Eon Super 64 once fully setup and has a well-known issue where it distorts the audio coming from the Nintendo 64; requiring either separate routing for the audio or a volume attenuator (AKA more $$$). If you are looking for an HDMI solution to specifically play the Nintendo 64, there is no contest; the Eon Super 64 is the winner. It offers incredible video and sound with the convenience of only having to use one digital HDMI cable; completely circumventing the woes of using analog ones. The Eon Super 64 is amazing and it’s the BEST way of experiencing the Nintendo 64 on an HDTV without the use of internal mods. Period. ------------------------------------- Thanks to retro-game publications like My Life in Gaming, the two most popular and recommended solutions to connecting a Nintendo 64 to an HDTV via HDMI are the Retrotink 2x and the Eon Super 64; the former being overwhelmingly recommended over the other. The argument usually goes that while both devices offer the same video and audio quality, the $109 Retrotink 2x offers support for any other system that uses composite, component or s-video while the $149 Eon Super 64 only supports s-video output from one system, the Nintendo 64 (making it “overpriced”). Seems like a solid argument, right? Well, here’s what NONE of these publications ever talk about when it comes to using the Retrotink 2x vs the Eon Super 64. POWER SUPPLY Retrotink 2x: The device does NOT come with a power supply. The recommend one costs $12, making the actual cost of the Retrotink 2x $121; closer to $130 when you take shipping into account. You *technically* can use any 5-volt mini-USB charger to power the Retrotink 2x, but a quick Google search will show many issues being reported from not using the official “recommended” one, including image noise and defective scaling. I managed to find a Raspberry Pi power supply that cost $10 that worked fine. Eon Super 64: Takes its power from the Nintendo 64. No separate power supply needed. VIDEO Retrotink 2x: Analog cables SUCK. Most people reading this review do not remember or even know how impossible it used to be to find decent analog cables that didn’t cost $50-100. Even then, CRTs had this beautiful innate ability to cover noise, so it never bothered us. However, this is the digital age. The difference between a $10 HDMI cable and a $100 cable is negligible at best; non-existent at worst, and most modern HDTVs have never-before-seen clarity that shows a pure representation of the image; all the good and bad. That means all that crap CRTs hid are now out in the open, so if you expect to get a good image from your Nintendo 64 using a $130 Retrotink 2x with a $7 s-video cable from Amazon, you’re going to be in for a VERY rude awakening. Noise and color bleeding galore! The official s-video cable for the Nintendo 64 will run you at least $35 from eBay, with the “holy grail” Monster s-video cable that many recommend running closer to $80 (YIKES!). You can find some sellers on eBay and retro-forums who make their own cables which are surprisingly high quality, but even those will run at least $20. CABLES MATTER, so expect to add at least another $20 to your $130 investment to get even decent video. Eon Super 64: Requires only one HDMI cable for video and sound. Phenomenal video clarity with a negligible amount of noise and artifacts (I frankly don't see it). AUDIO Retrotink 2x: The device has a WELL-KNOWN clipping and distortion issue when outputting audio from the Nintendo 64. “WHAT! NO WAY!”, you are probably saying. The most recommended way of using a Nintendo 64 on an HDTV can’t even output the audio correctly? YUP! GOOGLE IT! Imagine my shock when I finished hooking up my Frankenstein assembly of cables that looks terrible on my TV unit and took WEEKS to finish, just to hear Mario scream a loud and distorted WA-HOO into my ears. REALLY? The majority of people recommend either outputting the audio separately from the Retrotink 2x or buying a volume attenuator to lower the output of the Nintendo 64. That means MORE MONEY you have to spend just to have playable audio. Eon Super 64: Requires only one HDMI cable for video and sound. Phenomenal audio clarity with no distortion. How is there even a debate here? Bottom line is this. If you want to use the Retrotink 2x for multiple 240p consoles that AREN’T the Nintendo 64, then yes; you are obviously better off investing in it over the Eon Super 64. However, if you are looking for an HDMI solution to specifically play the Nintendo 64, there is no contest; the Eon Super 64 is the one to get. It offers incredible video and sound with the convenience of only having to use one digital HDMI cable; completely circumventing the woes of using analog ones. The Eon Super 64 is amazing and it’s the BEST way of experiencing the Nintendo 64 on an HDTV without the use of internal mods. Period.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Updated: Doesn’t work for very long not worth $200
*by M***T on February 10, 2023*

UPDATE: I contacted Eon customer support and they really stepped up to save the day. I was able to return the Super 64 and they fixed the issue. Support was responsive and fast and the whole repair process only took about 2 weeks. I am once again thrilled to be able to play my old games on my HDTV. 5 Stars. I purchased the Eon Super 64 about 1+ year ago and loved it. It was very impressive to see my N64 look so much smoother from such a simple upgrade. However after only 1 year the Eon stopped working and does not provide signal from my N64 to the television. I tested my N64 with the old component cables and my TV and HDMI cables just to be sure and sure enough it was the Eon that was the issue. If only this product could last as long as the 25 year old console it supports it would be perfect…alas I cannot recommend you spend $200 dollars for such a short lived experience.

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