Miyoo Mini Plus here, where I’m currently playing through GBA Advance Wars, which I’ve somehow never played before. It’s absolutely perfect for a half-hour pickup.
So, what are you playing? Let me see those handhelds!
Miyoo Mini Plus here, where I’m currently playing through GBA Advance Wars, which I’ve somehow never played before. It’s absolutely perfect for a half-hour pickup.
So, what are you playing? Let me see those handhelds!
Been tempted to pick one of these up, or a variety at least. What’s the main differences between yours and OPs and which would you recommend in the end?
Can’t comment on the main differences (other than the obvious lack of sticks on mine), but I would say I definitely recommend a device like them.
I was surprised by how good quality it was, and for about 60 quid as well. I’ve played through games I never played before, it’s ideal just to throw in a bag and pull out when you have some time.
Not bad for what you’re getting! Do they sell them in shops or are they all online?
Only seen them online. They’re legally very questionable, using case designs and symbols from Nintendo and Sony, and often shipping with SD cards stuffed full of ROMs, so exist in a very grey area where I don’t think you’d get many shops selling them.
Prices vary wildly also, so worth shopping around, but also using a site you can trust for refunds.
My first unit had a faulty microSD slot. My second one had a slight bright patch on the display, which is now barely noticeable after I tightened all the screws around the screen a bit more.
Sorry, I missed this question before.
If you want a decent value handheld there seems to be very little to choose between the Miyoo Mini + and Anbernic RG353XX. Both very similar and similar pricing. Both equally capable.
I thought the Miyoo Mini + possibly had the superior screen when I tried one, but Anbernic screens are still good.
People have had some quality control issues with both I believe, but they’re mainly decent.
Then mine is an Anbernic RG353V. It has analogue thumbsticks, so could be better for games like Gran Turismo. Also mine runs Android and has a touchscreen (which hasn’t been all that useful to me, I’ll admit). But supposedly some emulation is superior on Android so it could be better for N64 games, or so I’ve heard.
But totally agree that either way, just in general, they’re good. Size, weight, and low cost means you can take them everywhere and don’t feel as precious about ever damaging or losing it as you would with a Switch as they’re so much cheaper.