Breadbin or Slimline, in BASIC, Starlight and Founders editions
The first official Commodore computer in more than 30 years. An AMD Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA recreates the original C64 hardware down to the chip level, so it behaves like the real machine rather than an emulator, with modern touches like HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi and more RAM.
.D64, .D71, .D81, .G64, .T64, .TAP, .PRG, .ROM, ISO-9660 and more
Built in
Ultimate-II+ functions: tape emulation, DMA loader, print to PNG file
CommoServe
Built-in file search: load games, demos and music from an online library without a web browser
Connectivity
USB
3 x USB-A 2.0, 1 x USB-C
microSD
Internal slot (card sold separately)
Network
Ethernet (100 Mbps), built-in Wi-Fi, FTP
Online
BBSes over Ethernet or Wi-Fi. No web browser, no social media
Expansion & ports
Cartridge port
Over 99.9% compatible
Datasette
6-pin edge connector
Disk drive
6-pin IEC DIN
Joystick
2 x DB-9 joystick / paddle ports, plus USB mouse support
User port
26-pin internal (adapter sold separately)
Power
Supply
12V DC; included supply runs on 100-240V with world adapters
Switch
Multi-function: power, reset, menu, freeze
Motherboard
Board
Full-size white PCB with the C64 creators' names and autographs etched in copper
In the box
Commodore 64 Ultimate computer
Spiral-bound user guide with quick start
USB "cassette" (128MB) with 100+ classic and new titles
Long HDMI cable
Power supply with long cable (12V, 100-240V, world adapters)
Bundled software
GEOS suite: graphical OS with word processor, desktop publishing and paint
Dozens of games on the USB cassette
Nearly 100 SID music tracks
Over 50 demos
CommoServe online file search
Editions
All seven editions share the same hardware. Only the case, lighting, keyboard and extras differ. Prices are US dollars before tax and shipping, checked 29 Oct 2026.
