Miyoo Mini Plus Handheld Game Console with Portable Case White

This is an excellent alternative to the Anbernics on Amazon of similar price. The build quality is very good and the accessories that came with it were a welcome addition. All emulators are built into the machine up to PS1. Mine came with a library of games preloaded on an SD card, so if you're a gamer from the 8/16-bit era, you'll find what you're looking for on this machine. If you're new to emulation, this is a great and painless starting point.

Worked as expected and gave more games than it should! 1 or 2 games couldnt really open and play well but its 90% working

Linux gaming handheld with a surprisingly good battery life when not playing ps1 games it lasts about 4 to 6 hours on a single charge its portable has a good amount of games and has a good quality screen all and all grand for the price

this thing is awesome, no setup just power on and play. Well worth the price. Feels high quality comes in the best packaging I've seen the microSD card is already in the device, the device is in the case it comes with, comes with a screen shield that is in the case along with the cable that is in the case, no extra un-needed packaging. I wish more companies did this instead of bulky packaging for an SD card separate packaging for case packaging for device, packaging for screen protector... ...you get the point. 10/10 would recommend.

Not enough games with small screen.

Most people buying this know what they're buying, so I'll just say its arrived on time, in perfect condition. The screen is really nice, and I've had it for nearly a year now with no button, screen or battery issues.

With the Onion OS version, everything works out of the box, however, if you want to add your own ROMs (as I’m sure you will) it’s not 100% a frictionless and intuitive experience. I had to look up how to do it. For future purchasers here’s how to do it: (note: I intuited all these steps except for the last one) 1) take out microSD from bottom of device 2) put microSD in usb microSD reader and plug that into computer (included though I purchased my own) 3) find the roms file within your microSD and drag and drop the roms to the appropriate console subfolder (ex: the NES folder, say) 4) safely eject usb reader and put sd card back in console (so far this is relatively simple for most even non tech savvy folk as long as you understand folders and the way they’re structured) 5) (this is what I had to look up ) navigate to your emulators page (press the Games option on main menu) on your miyoo, press select button and press refresh ROMs. There you go, now roms should show up. One last tip: to add an emulator that doesn’t come with the console (the Nintendo ones for example) navigate to right on main menu and press a on apps option. Select “Package Manager” and turn on the emulators you want. If you could do both of those things, you’ll be fine, but it just takes a tiny bit of doing. After that, the system is fantastic and I’m especially impressed by the vibrant screen.

This version is much better than the v4 mini although a bit bulky in the pocket, the build quality is incredible and the buttons are consistently clicky compared with the mini which has a squishy Y button that feels strange to press after pressing the other buttons which feel good and click well. People are always asking me what this thing is when I am on the go and want to get one. I had a crash when first testing but it's just a software issue not hardware and since adding the BIOS it has not crashed once as recommended.

Exactly what I was looking for

My brother had this on his wishlist and absolutely loved it. He is 30 years old, but brought back the memories from when we were children. Perfect to throw in your bag and take along throughout the day for a quick game.

This was my first ever retro handheld, and I really like it definitely gonna buy more handhelds. If you're thinking about getting this, IA 100% recommend you to get it. It's a really good product.

Impossible à charger c’est cher payé pour 1 h de jeu