VAYIKE RPI-CM4 Lite Kit uConsole Video Game Console

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Price range: $243.73 through $483.85
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VAYIKE RPI-CM4 Lite Kit uConsole is a WiFi-enabled video game console supporting SteamOS and Bluetooth for versatile gaming experiences.

  • Battery not included
  • 32G TF-card not included in Non-core package
  • Supports English language
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days

Compact gaming console with connectivity

The VAYIKE RPI-CM4 Lite Kit uConsole is a sleek video game console designed to bring versatile gaming experiences through WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. Its compact size and lightweight design make it portable and easy to handle for extended gameplay sessions.

Operating system and language support

Powered by SteamOS, the console offers a robust gaming platform with broad game support. The interface and system language are supported in English, ensuring ease of use for English-speaking users.

Battery and storage details

The device uses removable 18650 batteries, which are not included in the package. Additionally, the 32G TF-card is not included in the Non-core package, allowing customization according to user preferences.

  • Removable and replaceable battery
  • Expandable storage via TF-card slot

Design and build quality

Measuring 125 mm by 180 mm by 20 mm and weighing 980 grams, the console balances portability and sturdiness. The included video game controller complements the design for comfortable gaming.

  • Compact size: 125mm x 180mm x 20mm
  • Lightweight at 980 grams

Key specifications

  • Brand: VAYIKE
  • Operating System: SteamOS
  • Connectivity: WiFi and Bluetooth compatible
  • Language Support: English
  • Battery Included: No, 18650 batteries not included
  • Removable Battery: Yes
  • Controller Included: Yes
  • Weight: 980g
  • Dimensions: 125mm x 180mm x 20mm

What's in the box

  • VAYIKE RPI-CM4 Lite Kit uConsole console unit
  • Video game controller
Product FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01 Does the VAYIKE RPI-CM4 Lite Kit uConsole include a battery?

No, the package does not include 18650 batteries; batteries must be purchased separately.

02 Is a 32G TF-card included with the console?

The 32G TF-card is not included in the Non-core package.

03 Does the console support WiFi connectivity?

Yes, the console supports WiFi connectivity in all variants.

04 What operating system does the uConsole use?

It runs on SteamOS.

05 Is Bluetooth supported on this console?

Yes, Bluetooth compatibility is included.

06 What is the language supported by the console interface?

The console supports English language.

07 Are any controllers included with the package?

Yes, a video game controller is included.

08 Is the battery removable or replaceable?

Yes, the battery is removable and replaceable.

09 What are the dimensions of the console?

The console measures 125 mm x 180 mm x 20 mm.

10 What is the weight of the console?

The console weighs approximately 980 grams.

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E***. February 24, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

Fast and excellent packaging.

a***8 February 7, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

Fast delivery to uk. Slightly more expensive but it arrived in two weeks. Still waiting after 7 months for order from manufacturer, so 2 weeks delivery is worth the price difference if you can’t wait 7+ months. Came well packaged, surrounded in bubblewrap. Posted photos on clockworkpi discord. Glad it wasn’t a scam

g***r January 15, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

Thank you very much for being well packed and quick postage aaaa+++++

AliExpress Shopper December 30, 2025 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

Ordered from the ph.... Thanks

Π—***Ρ‡ December 13, 2025 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

I ordered the CM5 module with 64 g EMMC separately, but in the end, it couldn't boot from the SD card. I had to order the CM5 lite and a motherboard with a jumper for accessing Emmc separately; it had been sitting on the shelf for a long time. Now everything works; even with my knowledge of Linux, I managed to run Ubuntu and install Red Alert.