💥After two years of eager anticipation, the Trimui Brick has finally arrived! Naturally, many are wondering how it stacks up against the Miyoo Mini Plus. Was it worth the wait? Now that we’ve got the Brick in hand, let’s break it down with a quick comparison! :)

The Trimui Brick is slightly smaller overall compared to the Miyoo Mini Plus, as you can see in the image below. The Brick’s screen measures 3.2 inches, while the Miyoo Mini Plus comes in at 3.5 inches. But the Brick’s high-resolution display of 1024x768 pixels delivers sharp and vibrant visuals that are a joy to behold.👍

Compact and stylish, the Brick’s futuristic design stands out, and the ambient light on the back adds a sleek, modern flair. Prefer a more subtle look? No problem—you can turn off the lights to suit your vibe.

One cool feature is the Brick’s interchangeable back buttons. The standard version includes two pairs of swappable buttons, allowing you to customize your gaming experience for maximum comfort. And for those who love aesthetics, there’s even a transparent button option that pairs perfectly with the RGB lighting to make the Brick look even cooler.🤩

And let’s not overlook the metal plate on the back! Here’s some exciting news: we will launch services such as customized patterns for metal backplates in the future, you’ll be able to engrave custom patterns or text on it. Just imagine personalizing your console with your favorite design—pretty awesome, right? I'm just freaking looking forward to it!😍

Under the hood, the Brick uses the same chip as the Trimui Smart Pro. While its vertical design and lack of joysticks might not be ideal for PSP games, it’s perfect for retro classics like GB, GBA, and Pico-8. Even with the smaller screen, the crisp visuals make every gaming session an absolute treat.🤔

The Miyoo Mini Plus has gained a loyal following thanks to its Onion OS, and the Brick is equally impressive with its CrossMix OS. Like the Miyoo Mini Plus, the Brick is ready to play right out of the box and offers extensive customization and emulator options for endless fun.👍

In these aspects, the battery capacity of Brick is the same as Miyoo Mini Plus, which is 3000mah. The Brick has the BT2.1 function that the Miyoo Mini Plus does not have. But there is actually a delay 🤔 Brick supports 5G WiFi, which is a very practical feature in system upgrades or some games that can use WiFi battle. 

What's exciting is that the purple and red versions of the Trimui Brick are set to launch around December 15th, and pre-orders are open now. If you’re interested, don’t miss your chance!🙌

The Trimui Brick is an excellent handheld console. If a “Trimui Brick Plus” with a larger screen and at least one joystick ever comes out, it might just be the perfect portable gaming device! So, which one catches your eye—the Brick or the Miyoo Mini Plus? Follow LITNXT to stay updated on all things handheld gaming! :D