Trimui Brick Handheld Game Console
Retro Gaming
“The Trimui Brick features a high-density 3.2-inch 1024x768 IPS display and a reliable Allwinner A133P processor, making it a top-tier choice for D-pad-centric retro gaming. While the screen and build quality are excellent for the form factor, the device is limited by its lack of analog controls and ergonomic issues with shoulder buttons.”
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High-density 1024x768 IPS display provides exceptionally sharp and vibrant visuals for retro titles.
retrohandhelds.ggthe Brick offers a sharpness that makes it feel like an elevated premium experience
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Compact, pocketable vertical form factor allows for easy portability without sacrificing build quality.
gamebro.co.ukIt is small enough to disappear into a jacket pocket
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Responsive D-pad and tactile face buttons ensure accurate input for classic gaming systems.
theretrojoypad.blogspot.comthe d-pad, shoulder buttons and face buttons are all nice and responsive
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Shoulder buttons are poorly designed and uncomfortable to use during extended gaming sessions.
joeysretrohandhelds.comThe shoulders and triggers remain one of my bigger complaints with the Brick family
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Lack of analog sticks on the base model limits compatibility with N64 and Dreamcast titles.
thetechnerd.coNo analog sticks, limiting compatibility with certain games
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Just know it’s not perfect: heat management, occasional glitches, and inconsistent seller experience can be frustrating.
infoquu.comJust know it’s not perfect: heat management, occasional glitches, and inconsistent seller experience can be frustrating.
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The only issue I have with this is that many of the Final Burn Neo games such as the 194x series are displayed vertically not horizontally making them very difficult to play and despite tinkering with every setting going there is no way of rotating them.
theretrojoypad.blogspot.comThe only issue I have with this is that many of the Final Burn Neo games such as the 194x series are displayed vertically not horizontally making them very difficult to play and despite tinkering with every setting going there is no way of rotating them.
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The only thing slightly holding the Brick back is the stock firmware it ships with.
retrohandhelds.ggThe only thing slightly holding the Brick back is the stock firmware it ships with.