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Suits players who want a small vertical, Game Boy-sized Linux handheld for systems up to PS1.
Retro Handhelds' reviewer found PS1 runs without issue, while only parts of the N64 and PSP libraries are playable.
The 3.2-inch 1024x768 IPS screen has 4:3 proportions, and the reviewer called its sharpness a step up from the Miyoo Mini+.
Retro Handhelds measured about 5 to 6 hours of play from the 3000 mAh battery.
At a glance
Screen
1.54″Anbernic RG Nano240 x 2403.2″TrimUI Brick1024 x 7686″AYN Thor1920 x 1080
3.2″ IPS, 1024 x 768, 4:3. Screens drawn at the same scale.
Chip
Allwinner A133P
Memory
1 GB RAM
8 GB storage, plus microSD
Battery
3,000 mAh
800 mAhcatalog range10,000 mAh
Weight
159 g
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1Anbernic RG Nano: 75 g
2TrimUI Brick: 159 g
3AYN Thor: 380 g
4AYANEO Pocket DS: 540 g
Scale runs 75 g to 540 g across the handhelds we list.
Controls
No analog sticks
Digital triggers
4 shoulder buttons
Cross D-pad
System
Linux
Video out
No video out
Wireless
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
Cooling
Not listed
What it plays
Every rating links to the review or table it comes from. A system with no rating has not been tested by a source we use, which is not the same as not playable.
SNES1991 Full speed
PS11995 Full speed
N641996 Some games
PSP2005 Some games
Dreamcast1999 Some games
