Mini Plus
from $69
emulates up to PS1Miyoo Mini Plus vs TrimUI Brick Pro: which one should you choose?
Both handhelds side by side: price, chip, screen, battery, weight, and what each can emulate, with sources and verification dates.
Brick Pro
from $85
emulates up to PS1In short
- The Miyoo Mini Plus is $16 cheaper (from $69 versus $85).
- Both emulate up to the same confirmed limit: PS1.
- On the chip side, the TrimUI Brick Pro (A133 Plus) ranks above the Miyoo Mini Plus (SigmaStar SSD202D) in our indicative ranking.
- The TrimUI Brick Pro has the bigger battery (5000 mAh versus 3000 mAh).
Specs side by side
The better value is underlined when it can be measured. “—” means not confirmed under the cross-checking rule.
| Criterion | Miyoo Mini Plus | TrimUI Brick Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price (best in-stock offer) | $69 | $85 |
| Emulates up to | PS1 | PS1 |
| Chip | SigmaStar SSD202D | A133 Plus |
| RAM | — | 1 GB |
| Screen | 3.5" IPS | 3.95" IPS |
| Resolution | 640×480 | 1024×768 |
| Battery | 3000 mAh | 5000 mAh |
| Weight | — | — |
| Shape | vertical | vertical |
| OS | Linux | Linux |
What each can emulate
Verdicts are only published when three independent sources agree. Where both have a verdict: the Miyoo Mini Plus does better on 0 systems, the TrimUI Brick Pro on 0, and they tie on 3. How it is verified.
| System | Miyoo Mini Plus | TrimUI Brick Pro |
|---|---|---|
| NES | ● perfect | ● perfect |
| SNES | ● perfect | ● perfect |
| GBA | not confirmed | ● perfect |
| NDS | ◐ playable | not confirmed |
| PS1 | ● perfect | ● perfect |
| Saturn | not confirmed | ◔ limited |
| PSP | not confirmed | ◔ limited |
| GameCube | not confirmed | ○ unplayable |