Happy to say I’ve been content with just having the Miyoo mini plus as my only retro emulation handheld. However this one is tempting me. Loving the design and smaller size of this.
The only thing that looks better would be having the n64 and if it did saturn i'd be really interested. Having no analog kinda makes n64 pointless though.
Still makes me chuckle that Bob is so obsessive over controls he has a custom all-button controller with digital switches for playing Mario Maker, yet happily plays N64 and Dreamcast using a dpad on these tiny handhelds.
I took your advice from an old video and set up a phone for gaming. It works really well. The screen is much much nicer than cheap handhelds, the CPU is a lot faster, the sound is better, and it didn't even cost much thanks to cell carrier no-contract promotions. And using my favorite controller, it's also super comfy. Really digging it, and also happy that I escaped the search for the perfect handheld.
Ya with all the smart non phones out there that is a great way to repurpose one since it can't be used as a phone anymore but is otherwise perfectly fine.
@@MoAli72 I'm using an 8bitdo Pro 2 with its phone clip, but use whatever you like. I set things up this way mostly because retro handhelds make my thumbs hurt.
The screen and the blacks sold me on this device. I wanted a miyoo mini v4 but it doesn't have bluetooth for my earbuds! So th brick is the next step up!
I'm enjoying my Brick with the alpha version of Knulli installed that's available to ko-fi contributors. Still got things to iron out, but having portmaster is fantastic. More mature firmware will really make this thing shine.
the trimui brick really looks like a very appealing option , offering something different for the first time on a while. i think its going to be a hit when custom firmware gets released
I just bought a Powkiddy RGB20 Pro which is very similar to this but honestly, if the purple color of the Brick was available I would've probably wanted to had gotten that over the 20 Pro. Sick color. At the end of the day I'm not too bothered though because both devices only really change in look and not much else. edit: Looking at the handhelds spreadsheet, the RGB20 Pro is slightly nicer hardware than the Trimui, also has sticks which is nice, I'm excited for it to arrive in the mail for me, possibly next week.
I still don't really get the point of emulating a system with a control stick...if the emulation machine doesn't have a control stick? Just seems like overly limiting yourself.
Because d pad diagonals do a good enough job and it's a tradeoff to make it fit in the pocket better. Devices with dual sticks are nice when you're home, but one isn't going to "live in your pocket." Sometimes the best emulator is the one that's most convenient to always have on you.
@@Patrick-bn5rp I moreso mean it kinda limits you if you want to use the potential of the handheld later for games that do support it. Feels kind of pointless to buy a whole device that can only play a certain amount of your library correctly, I guess?
@@Danominatorit’s all about specific use cases. If you only wanna play snes/gba/d-pad-only games and you really like the form factor, you’re good to go! I bought an Anbernic 35xx just for that era of games. But I can see your point: having a powerful emulation machine that CAN cover the controls of all consoles is the best bet.
10:40 the DS assigns it's more powerful graphics chip to only one screen at a time, so I'd wager the emulator uses that to assume which it should focus on.
I love vertislop, but I'm just so happy with my RG28XX I just can't see myself buying anything new in the future. MAYBE a Powkiddy V10 for the novelty. The RG28XX is just the best stickless emulation handheld.
Mine is on the way. I love love love the TSP, so I was hopeful for this one, even though I know the experience will be different. I'm hopeful that Crossmix will address many of the issue it has, the same as it did for the TSP. The developer community seems to have a big hand in what devices are successful. I guess that's not a terrible thing in the end because they can do it better than the manufacturers and they actually listen to the players.
I mean I think the amount of systems is excessive, but reviewing them it's his job. However, if it wasn't his job it would be really weird to buy so many retro handhelds.
@@felipereyes1440 he's even said before the best emulator is your phone, this video reminded me on how pointless this channel is so I unsubbed. just no reason to spend over 100$ for an emulator in 2024. Dudes beating a dead horse at this point.
@@killertofu Miyoo Mini is the smaller one featured in the video. It's still the best tiny handheld for the small size, price, power, battery life, nice buttons and great OS (onion) imo.
@@togglebott7748 I pull it out of my pocket when I'm taking the train or have a spare break in between work or traveling somewhere or waiting in the car. No screen protector either, call me crazy but I've had no issues at all. The only real danger is potentially dropping it, but that's most likely to happen when you take it out of the case anyway.
@@togglebott7748 yeah, i'm not sure about the V4 but my original V1 Miyoo Mini's plastics were so darn fragile, heck i dropped it on my bedside table (maybe a 8cm fall?) and the bottom right corner got a small crack right between one of the speaker grill's edges corner and the edge of the device where the top and bottom molds meet. then another V1 i had which was inside of a protective carry case had its rear plastic mold of the battery cover just break off entirely after i dropped it on the floor by accident. then it became nearly impossible to get the Mini so when the Mini Plus was announced i got it as soon as i could and it does have much better quality plastic. the Mini Plus however kinda lost the charm that the original Mini had for me, it was less pocketable and honestly for its size there were alternatives with much better specs out there which were more or less the same size. the Anbernic SP recently caught my eye, but then the Brick came out so i just got that because its closer to the OG Miyoo Mini's size and heck, at least it does have both bluetooth AND wifi so i don't even need to think about pulling the SD card out to add or remove stuff, and i can use wireless earbuds instead of having to plug a set of earphones which would make the 5-10 minute short play sessions i usually do occasionally much more "just turn on and play" without having to do any sort of preparations beforehand (like have to take out earphones and plug them in, and have to wait for the console to boot because it does not have a good sleep function and then have to load my game save state etc... - it has been a while since i last used or updated my broken V1's build of Onion OS, and with the Plus i didn't even bother waiting for the first non-expirmental of Onion OS to be launched for it, so idk if they ended up ironing the sleep state function or not)
the way the DS emulator detects screens is cause the DS assigns "main" and "sub" screens during games and I'm assuming the fullscreen option just fullscreens whatever screen is set to main
After playing around 60 hours on Miyoo Mini + and getting horizontal handheld with 4 inch display (ARC-D) - I decided to never touch vertical and under 4 inches screen, and my hands are upper limit of M glove size.
I've been on the fence for a long time about getting a retro handheld. I'm afraid that it's something I would buy, mess with, then never touch again. I already have loads of games to get to on my backlog as it is. I've already played a majority of retro games I wanted to play through emulation over the years, so a retro handheld is a novelty at best.
on the menu when you go to select the game, press and hold? x or y. It might jsut be press not sure. That will allow you to switch the emu core!! Get mine next week! White! 49$ no sd
3.2" screen... Sized in between the original 2.8" *Miyoo Mini* and the 3.5" *Miyoo Mini Plus* This could become a best seller! Hope they have a decent firmware, _Onion OS_ means I still reach for either sized Miyoo over bigger better devices.
With the Anbernic RG35XXSP you can press the power button while in games like N64 and dreamcast to switch DPAD to analog instead. Makes the anbernic a much better choice in stock emulation
0:31 It's like Adam Conover saying "With condoms available, we don't even need to get circumcized anymore"🤣 But seriously though, I still enjoy playing on the R36S. It's been (I think) 4 months since I got it and I still play with it. My uncle got an Anbernic.
I haven't been interested in any other micro, and mini handhelds aside from the Miyoo Mini, and the plus. This seems like a nice mix between the two, with the Analogue Pocket's form factor. I'm still disappointed that the Analogue Pocket wasn't the same size as a Gameboy Pocket. Anyroad, might check this out in a few months.
At 0:50 he says that the TrimUI Smart Pro was great when it came out, but yet are better options that emulate better. Im one click away from buying a smart pro, so what are the options???? Thanks for letting me know
With a better custom ui and hopefully a constantly running internal clock for games like Pokemon I can see this easily replacing the Miyoo for me in the future
Sadly my unit arrived with a broken light bar and missing screws in the casing :C Seller won't reply either. Sucks because this is basically the mini plus killer we've been waiting for
You should link up with ForTheNext! He does tons of requests and extended play for those looking for specific games running. You guys could really dial in a quick to high detail review series where you guys link each other so people have a centralized reviews of varying detail. Maybe even get Russ in on it for the triple threat. Love ya!
May get one of these in a few months (after Christmas) though to be honest I'd probably miss the sticks of the Smart Pro that I already have, which is easy to just pop in a backpack or over shoulder bag. So I don't really need a Brick - am I trying to find a reason to get it lol
I previously bought the Trimui Smart Pro and the clock was wonky, it was hard to set the region, and it refused to stick to the time I set it (would keep auto-jumping ahead by 6h). And the clock would stop when i power off the device and only resume from where it left off when I power back on. Do you notice this issue with the Trimui Brick?
@@THunt-ss4hy I'll be honest, I don't care enough to watch the video again, but it wasn't exactly a glowing review. It was mentioned multiple times that it has potential once certain things are improved.
@@gregharder2765 Of a few minor personal nitpicks, and it getting “warm”, I didn’t see anything deal-breaking. So maybe you know something I don’t. Do you have a recommended device with no issues or compromises that everyone loves?
Not sure if this will make it to Wulff or not but the link to the brick is broken... you're missing out on your money :( I was gonna buy one but if you did all this work I'd want you to get the referral $$$
How's the fast forwarding? Is it easy to map and does it lag to much? I mostly use these devices for older RPGs where fast forwarding is really nice to have.
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Bold move of a company to make a device named "Brick".
I kinda like its ugly name😂😂😂
Imagine bricking your brick
@@DarkH4X0 Building a wall of Brick's
Dang, didn't think of that.
Can't brick or twice
FYI, you can press X while highlighting a game in the menu to change the core you want to use!
Let’s goooooo
Happy to say I’ve been content with just having the Miyoo mini plus as my only retro emulation handheld. However this one is tempting me. Loving the design and smaller size of this.
It's bigger than a plus but the screen looks the same size side by side
The only thing that looks better would be having the n64 and if it did saturn i'd be really interested. Having no analog kinda makes n64 pointless though.
Still makes me chuckle that Bob is so obsessive over controls he has a custom all-button controller with digital switches for playing Mario Maker, yet happily plays N64 and Dreamcast using a dpad on these tiny handhelds.
He definitely doesn't play games on these
“1024x768 is kind of a weird resolution”
PC gamers just aged a lot
Bob looks older than he actually is I guess.
@@Jan-nk2dg I think he was just never really a PC gamer back in the day
no one remembers 4x3 resolution
Well it was standard like around 2003 lol, I remember distinctly in 2006+ 1280x1024 being standard.
Every time he says it I feel older and older
I love every one of your videos, just listening to you talk about something you like or don’t is pretty entertaining
Most of what you are looking for including core switching is in Cross-MixOS which should be available any day now. Also Coss-MixOS has Portmaster
5:30 hope my livestream helped you out 😅
Kinda wondered why he didn't say your channel name
Would have been nice if he actually said the channel name, rather than "this guy".
I mean, he should have added a link as well
@@Omar_LittleI mean he literally showed the channel name and video in this video. You guys are acting like he kept it secret
I took your advice from an old video and set up a phone for gaming. It works really well. The screen is much much nicer than cheap handhelds, the CPU is a lot faster, the sound is better, and it didn't even cost much thanks to cell carrier no-contract promotions. And using my favorite controller, it's also super comfy. Really digging it, and also happy that I escaped the search for the perfect handheld.
Ya with all the smart non phones out there that is a great way to repurpose one since it can't be used as a phone anymore but is otherwise perfectly fine.
@@bland9876 You just gave me idea maybe I'll get my Sprint locked LG V20 out and try emulation on it.
What are you using for controller? Sounds interesting.
@@MoAli72 I'm using an 8bitdo Pro 2 with its phone clip, but use whatever you like. I set things up this way mostly because retro handhelds make my thumbs hurt.
I dunno how people have old phones that still work laying around. By the time I'm done with a phone in four years the battery is cooked
The screen and the blacks sold me on this device. I wanted a miyoo mini v4 but it doesn't have bluetooth for my earbuds! So th brick is the next step up!
I'm enjoying my Brick with the alpha version of Knulli installed that's available to ko-fi contributors. Still got things to iron out, but having portmaster is fantastic. More mature firmware will really make this thing shine.
I’m still rocking my sp
Do you have that blank gb advance cart that has an SD card slot?
Oh ok.
My fav so far
Have you updated the firmware? Modded stock firmware V1.0.9-BASE-20241018-MOD-V3.1
the trimui brick really looks like a very appealing option , offering something different for the first time on a while. i think its going to be a hit when custom firmware gets released
Probably the only channel where I don't skip the ad.
I just bought a Powkiddy RGB20 Pro which is very similar to this but honestly, if the purple color of the Brick was available I would've probably wanted to had gotten that over the 20 Pro. Sick color. At the end of the day I'm not too bothered though because both devices only really change in look and not much else.
edit: Looking at the handhelds spreadsheet, the RGB20 Pro is slightly nicer hardware than the Trimui, also has sticks which is nice, I'm excited for it to arrive in the mail for me, possibly next week.
I have a RGB 20 Pro and will tell you: you won't regret it. It's very comfortable, amazing screen. This Brick one looks super uncomfortable
@HumanForm-k4p Surely does look small and a smidge cramped, doesn't it? Can barely contain my excitement for my 20 Pro arrive. 😅
I think the powkiddy official store has it in stock shipping in December
Holy shit this guys still makes content, its been sooo long im glad i re-found this channel
He streams on Twitch all the time, FYI.
Smart Pro is my personal budget handheld of the year. I'll hopefully get to pick up one of these bricks in the next year or so.
Awesome vid as always, Bob. Keep it up!
That Bomberman Hero ost is one of the best
I still don't really get the point of emulating a system with a control stick...if the emulation machine doesn't have a control stick? Just seems like overly limiting yourself.
Because d pad diagonals do a good enough job and it's a tradeoff to make it fit in the pocket better. Devices with dual sticks are nice when you're home, but one isn't going to "live in your pocket."
Sometimes the best emulator is the one that's most convenient to always have on you.
@nunyabusiness9013 I would at least take a 3DS -style Circle Pad over nothing
Well, depending on the game, it might not even need precise analog controls. Like with RPGs.
@@Patrick-bn5rp I moreso mean it kinda limits you if you want to use the potential of the handheld later for games that do support it. Feels kind of pointless to buy a whole device that can only play a certain amount of your library correctly, I guess?
@@Danominatorit’s all about specific use cases. If you only wanna play snes/gba/d-pad-only games and you really like the form factor, you’re good to go! I bought an Anbernic 35xx just for that era of games.
But I can see your point: having a powerful emulation machine that CAN cover the controls of all consoles is the best bet.
“You’re my favorite son… Will”
😂
10:40 the DS assigns it's more powerful graphics chip to only one screen at a time, so I'd wager the emulator uses that to assume which it should focus on.
I love vertislop, but I'm just so happy with my RG28XX I just can't see myself buying anything new in the future. MAYBE a Powkiddy V10 for the novelty. The RG28XX is just the best stickless emulation handheld.
"Vertislop" is an amazing term for these lmao.
which color do you have for the rg28xx?
I think this beats it by some way
@@FezzYousuf GameCube Orange Spice.
What makes the RG28XX so uniquely good?
For smaller handhelds I generally prefer vertical idk why
Mine is on the way. I love love love the TSP, so I was hopeful for this one, even though I know the experience will be different. I'm hopeful that Crossmix will address many of the issue it has, the same as it did for the TSP. The developer community seems to have a big hand in what devices are successful. I guess that's not a terrible thing in the end because they can do it better than the manufacturers and they actually listen to the players.
Starting the video off with Bomberman Hero music? Legend
I love your sponsor segments. They're always funny
"Did you cancel out my vote" that is TOO REAL STAWP
Still haven’t replaced my Miyoo Mini Plus with anything
This dude has 6000 ways to play games that were designed to be played for 25-50 minutes and never picked up again.
Yeah for real
I mean I think the amount of systems is excessive, but reviewing them it's his job. However, if it wasn't his job it would be really weird to buy so many retro handhelds.
@@felipereyes1440 he's even said before the best emulator is your phone, this video reminded me on how pointless this channel is so I unsubbed. just no reason to spend over 100$ for an emulator in 2024. Dudes beating a dead horse at this point.
If you only play games for 25-50 min one time - you’re the problem - not the games.
@@GaryGlass1not an airport.
Forthenext is a AWESOME channel
Miyoo Mini still remains king for the discrete pocket handheld.
Is it the same size ?
@@killertofu Miyoo Mini is the smaller one featured in the video. It's still the best tiny handheld for the small size, price, power, battery life, nice buttons and great OS (onion) imo.
I don’t really think the miyoo mini is pocketable without a case. It’s too fragile!
@@togglebott7748 I pull it out of my pocket when I'm taking the train or have a spare break in between work or traveling somewhere or waiting in the car. No screen protector either, call me crazy but I've had no issues at all. The only real danger is potentially dropping it, but that's most likely to happen when you take it out of the case anyway.
@@togglebott7748 yeah, i'm not sure about the V4 but my original V1 Miyoo Mini's plastics were so darn fragile, heck i dropped it on my bedside table (maybe a 8cm fall?) and the bottom right corner got a small crack right between one of the speaker grill's edges corner and the edge of the device where the top and bottom molds meet.
then another V1 i had which was inside of a protective carry case had its rear plastic mold of the battery cover just break off entirely after i dropped it on the floor by accident.
then it became nearly impossible to get the Mini so when the Mini Plus was announced i got it as soon as i could and it does have much better quality plastic.
the Mini Plus however kinda lost the charm that the original Mini had for me, it was less pocketable and honestly for its size there were alternatives with much better specs out there which were more or less the same size.
the Anbernic SP recently caught my eye, but then the Brick came out so i just got that because its closer to the OG Miyoo Mini's size and heck, at least it does have both bluetooth AND wifi so i don't even need to think about pulling the SD card out to add or remove stuff, and i can use wireless earbuds instead of having to plug a set of earphones which would make the 5-10 minute short play sessions i usually do occasionally much more "just turn on and play" without having to do any sort of preparations beforehand (like have to take out earphones and plug them in, and have to wait for the console to boot because it does not have a good sleep function and then have to load my game save state etc... - it has been a while since i last used or updated my broken V1's build of Onion OS, and with the Plus i didn't even bother waiting for the first non-expirmental of Onion OS to be launched for it, so idk if they ended up ironing the sleep state function or not)
Can we appreciate that this thing has about as much raw power as the Powkiddy X55?
I never appreciated how smol the TrimUI Brick is, though.
It's a direct competitor for the miyoo mini plus. Because most vertical handhelds on the market now are.
I bought one! It’s great! Thanks for the recommendation!
the way the DS emulator detects screens is cause the DS assigns "main" and "sub" screens during games and I'm assuming the fullscreen option just fullscreens whatever screen is set to main
4:48 @WulffDen I don’t want to seem rude but there seems to be an editing error here
no no, he very clearly says that they're the kind of clicky that make him jizz
I've been a Miyoo mini carrier for years but this is really really tempting. I'll wait and see what custom firmware looks like.
This video was so good that my dad finally came home
😂
Hope he got the milk
Best small HH ever and I’ve owned them all.
best answer to the TrimUI OS shortcomings, easy, CrossmixOS preferably the Surwish variant
Came for the handheld, stayed for the high as fck quality ad
youre always reppin that bomberman hero ost hell ya
The 40XXV is my favorite because I have big hands and the smaller devices feel very uncomfortable to use.
After playing around 60 hours on Miyoo Mini + and getting horizontal handheld with 4 inch display (ARC-D) - I decided to never touch vertical and under 4 inches screen, and my hands are upper limit of M glove size.
also the white one is the most aesthetic device in this price range.
Appreciate the Bomberman Hero Soundtrack 🤘classic
I've been on the fence for a long time about getting a retro handheld. I'm afraid that it's something I would buy, mess with, then never touch again. I already have loads of games to get to on my backlog as it is. I've already played a majority of retro games I wanted to play through emulation over the years, so a retro handheld is a novelty at best.
on the menu when you go to select the game, press and hold? x or y. It might jsut be press not sure.
That will allow you to switch the emu core!!
Get mine next week! White! 49$ no sd
Subbed, for one more small step to 1 million, best of luck 👍
There are so many of these things, you should do Tier list with Will. Or make a whole side channel, WulffHands. HandsDen.
I want a handheld that will play ps2 and Wii.
The surwish OS fixes a lot of the issues you mentioned …
3.2" screen...
Sized in between the original 2.8" *Miyoo Mini* and the 3.5" *Miyoo Mini Plus*
This could become a best seller!
Hope they have a decent firmware, _Onion OS_ means I still reach for either sized Miyoo over bigger better devices.
I'm just watching for the channel's aesthetics at this point.
I really like the looks, I just wish it were a 4 inch screen.
Thank you for this review Bob, it is a sexy looking little device! 🥰
Are u making an Ayaneo Pocket DMG video?
By the way, Drastic for DS is available on Miyoo Mini
- Mom, I want Analogue Pocket
- Son, we have Analogue Pocket at home
Analogue Pocket at home:
havent watched the video at all yet, but really like the style of this one and I like the glowing buttons on the front
With the Anbernic RG35XXSP you can press the power button while in games like N64 and dreamcast to switch DPAD to analog instead. Makes the anbernic a much better choice in stock emulation
0:31 It's like Adam Conover saying "With condoms available, we don't even need to get circumcized anymore"🤣
But seriously though, I still enjoy playing on the R36S. It's been (I think) 4 months since I got it and I still play with it. My uncle got an Anbernic.
I wish there was a cloud save state management for continuing the gameplay on any console.
Surely Crossmix is an available firmware for this seeing the Smart Pro runs best on that?
2:51 it charged the phone SO FAST that it skipped the boot screen
Sounds amazing
What's going on with the audio between 4:51-4:53?
Crossmix OS revitalized the TrimUI Smart Pro. It's a great handheld and can be had a lot cheaper now.
I haven't been interested in any other micro, and mini handhelds aside from the Miyoo Mini, and the plus. This seems like a nice mix between the two, with the Analogue Pocket's form factor. I'm still disappointed that the Analogue Pocket wasn't the same size as a Gameboy Pocket. Anyroad, might check this out in a few months.
Here's to hoping that Bomberman Hero or even 64 gets added to NSO. .
At 0:50 he says that the TrimUI Smart Pro was great when it came out, but yet are better options that emulate better. Im one click away from buying a smart pro, so what are the options???? Thanks for letting me know
Would love a device like this (same size) but running android with a touchscreen (so I can also play android games)
big fan of trimUI, thx
great choice of game to sample
Cool! I ordered one.
With a better custom ui and hopefully a constantly running internal clock for games like Pokemon I can see this easily replacing the Miyoo for me in the future
Have you looked into the handheld made by Atari? It looks ooodly like this.... With curves!
the only thing i hate about the sp is how much the abxy buttons wobble they also feel weirdly high
Seems like a great option for GBA
I think this will out crown Miyoo mini.
Sadly my unit arrived with a broken light bar and missing screws in the casing :C Seller won't reply either. Sucks because this is basically the mini plus killer we've been waiting for
I’m just here to say the PSP GO kicks everybody’s ass.
Wish I didn't sell mine. Had a great case on it, and CFW loaded.
Thinking of trying these trimUi.
But which one should I get? The Brick or SP?. I prefer the analog but I scared of the tilted analog issue.
i wonder if this device will result in a firmware update for the TSP, given that they run on the same hardware
You should link up with ForTheNext! He does tons of requests and extended play for those looking for specific games running. You guys could really dial in a quick to high detail review series where you guys link each other so people have a centralized reviews of varying detail. Maybe even get Russ in on it for the triple threat. Love ya!
May get one of these in a few months (after Christmas) though to be honest I'd probably miss the sticks of the Smart Pro that I already have, which is easy to just pop in a backpack or over shoulder bag. So I don't really need a Brick - am I trying to find a reason to get it lol
3:03 and 3:26 Look at how cute he is
I previously bought the Trimui Smart Pro and the clock was wonky, it was hard to set the region, and it refused to stick to the time I set it (would keep auto-jumping ahead by 6h). And the clock would stop when i power off the device and only resume from where it left off when I power back on.
Do you notice this issue with the Trimui Brick?
Why is this a favorite with all of its issues and compromises?
What issues and compromises?
@@THunt-ss4hy I'll be honest, I don't care enough to watch the video again, but it wasn't exactly a glowing review. It was mentioned multiple times that it has potential once certain things are improved.
@@gregharder2765 Of a few minor personal nitpicks, and it getting “warm”, I didn’t see anything deal-breaking. So maybe you know something I don’t. Do you have a recommended device with no issues or compromises that everyone loves?
@@THunt-ss4hy No, my issue was just with the title after watching the video in full. Cheers!
Life would be so much easier if I liked these form factor more but I need GBA SP. Clamshell For The Win!
Not sure if this will make it to Wulff or not but the link to the brick is broken... you're missing out on your money :( I was gonna buy one but if you did all this work I'd want you to get the referral $$$
Can't wait for the Retroid Pocket 5 review
it feels like 20 are out by now...
without crossmixOS thats a pass for me!!
with crossmixOS im going to buy that thing - really in love with the display!!
can you change the font and style of crossmix? looks janky
@@THunt-ss4hy janky? have more respect from crossmix OS aka the best CFW after Onion OS ever,..
but yea..u can..there a many themes on it!
does it come with the games all installed?
Does it come with games pre installed
Should I go with this or the rg35 XX sp?
I need to get your picture printed out and framed Bob. I have a feeling my grandma's going to make the sign of the cross if she sees it.
any link for the referenced 2 hour long live stream?
Jodeeeeer!!
Are Snes and gba flawless?
How's the fast forwarding? Is it easy to map and does it lag to much? I mostly use these devices for older RPGs where fast forwarding is really nice to have.
Does the game come with games or you need to download