Color: Black / White / Retro Grey
CPU: Allwinner A133p 1.8Ghz
GPU: PowerVR GE8300 Max 660MHz
Emulator Support: FC, GB, GBC, PS, SFC, GBA, MD, NGP, MS, PCE, NEOGEO,WSC, MAME2003PLUS, PGM, CPS-1,CPS-2,CPS-3, NE0-GEO,PPSSPP, N64, ATARI2600, ATARI7800, NGPC, DC, WONDERSWANGAME GEAR, FBNEO, DNS
Screen: 3.95 inches, 1024x768 pixels, 60Hz, 324ppi, IPS, Full lamination, MIPI interface, 4 lane
WLAN Version: WLAN 802.11 b/g/n
USB Version: USB Type-C interface, USB 2.0
BT Version: BT4.2 + EDR2.1
RAM/ROM: 1GB LPDDR3 + 8GB eMMC
External Storage: TF card, expandable up to 1TB; USB port supports FAT32 formatted flash drives
Speaker: Built-in stereo speakers (8Ω 1W) x 2
Earphone: Bottom 3.5mm headphone jack, supports 32Ω stereo earphones
Microphone: Built-in mono microphone
Battery: 5000mAh Lithium Polymer battery, 3.7V, battery life 5-10 hours (depending on workload)
Charging: USB Type-C, 10W 5V/2A, supports CC charging
Indicator Light: Side power button integrated charging indicator: Red light when charging, turns Green when fully charged
Standard Buttons: Total of 16 standard buttons: D-pad (Up/Down/Left/Right), ABXY, L1/R1/L2/R2, Menu/Select/Start/Home, Thumbstick center click buttons (L3/R3)
Other Function Keys: Customizable FN lock switch, Power, Volume+, Volume-, Bottom Reset button (functions as power cut-off switch)
Joystick: Dual Hall Effect Joysticks (JF15)
Ambient Light: Back top ambient light bar, L1/L2/R1/R2 shoulder key ambient lighting, F1/F2 RGB indicator lights, Dual joystick light rings
Interfaces: Bottom Type-C (USB PC data + charging port), Back Type-C HOST (for peripherals), TF card slot
Vibration Motor: Single-channel vibration motor
System UI: Trim-UI Linux, Trimui OSD
Language: English / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / Japanese / Korean / French / German / Italian / Spanish / Portuguese / Russian / Vietnamese
Material: Plastic (ABS+PC)
Weight:236 g/0.52 pound
System: Linux 4.9
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Honestly one of the best handhelds I've picked up. I bought the console-only version and threw in my own 256GB card, then flashed NX Redux on it, and the whole process was painless. Everything just works now. Games run smooth, the screen looks fantastic, and it feels solid in the hand, not cheap or hollow like some others Ive tried. The size is perfect for tossing in a bag or a jacket pocket. Really happy with this one. Shipping was quick too.
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Great handhelds!
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I have been a long-time owner of the original Brick and have always appreciated the capabilities it offers in a compact game system. However, I will admit that it was small in my hands and that I'd wished it was a tad larger. Now, this has drawbacks with portability and packability, however, I've owned my Brick PRO for a couple weeks and haven't noticed any issues with portability or packability. In fact, it fits in my daily carry nicely and doesn't feel bulky, even in a hard shell protective case. The size of the Brick PRO is much more agreeable for my hand size, and the added thumb sticks make several games more playable. The addition to the screen size is also very welcome, as I did find myself struggling to focus on the original Brick console's screen. While the PRO model doesn't update specs beyond battery, it was a bit disappointing to see the screen's PPI is lower than its predecessor. I get it -- larger screen means less resolution. But, I haven't noticed any issues with clarity so I'll give it a pass on that. I would liked to have seen an upgraded processor in the PRO model, as that would make it something truly "pro" other than its size. Overall, I have had a good experience with my Brick PRO and would recommend it to anyone trying a TrimUI console for the first time or someone looking to upgrade from the original Brick model to the PRO. It is worth it my opinion.
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Honestly one of the best handhelds I've picked up. I bought the console-only version and threw in my own 256GB card, then flashed NX Redux on it, and the whole process was painless. Everything just works now. Games run smooth, the screen looks fantastic, and it feels solid in the hand, not cheap or hollow like some others Ive tried. The size is perfect for tossing in a bag or a jacket pocket. Really happy with this one. Shipping was quick too.
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Great handhelds!
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I have been a long-time owner of the original Brick and have always appreciated the capabilities it offers in a compact game system. However, I will admit that it was small in my hands and that I'd wished it was a tad larger. Now, this has drawbacks with portability and packability, however, I've owned my Brick PRO for a couple weeks and haven't noticed any issues with portability or packability. In fact, it fits in my daily carry nicely and doesn't feel bulky, even in a hard shell protective case. The size of the Brick PRO is much more agreeable for my hand size, and the added thumb sticks make several games more playable. The addition to the screen size is also very welcome, as I did find myself struggling to focus on the original Brick console's screen. While the PRO model doesn't update specs beyond battery, it was a bit disappointing to see the screen's PPI is lower than its predecessor. I get it -- larger screen means less resolution. But, I haven't noticed any issues with clarity so I'll give it a pass on that. I would liked to have seen an upgraded processor in the PRO model, as that would make it something truly "pro" other than its size. Overall, I have had a good experience with my Brick PRO and would recommend it to anyone trying a TrimUI console for the first time or someone looking to upgrade from the original Brick model to the PRO. It is worth it my opinion.
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