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Miyoo Mini Plus
Ultra-compact retro king
MiyooLinux / OnionOS
Price~$65Score89/100Bat3,000mAhWt~160g
MSRP updated Dec 2025
- Credit card sized
- Vibrant community
- OLED-like screen
Bottom line
Ultra-compact retro king.
- Strongest suit
- Portability (98/100)
- Best for
- Ultimate pocketable gaming
- Main tradeoff
- Shoulder buttons are small
Summary generated from this device's catalog data — not a hands-on review.
Best for
Where this handheld shines the most
- Ultimate pocketable gaming
- Nostalgia for small handhelds
- Custom firmware experimentation
Watch outs
Tradeoffs to know before buying
- Shoulder buttons are small
- No analog sticks
- Limited to 8-bit and 16-bit era primarily
Full specs
Quick reference pulled straight from the catalog.
| Spec | Miyoo Mini Plus |
|---|---|
| Display | 3.5" IPS 640x480 |
| Chipset | Cortex-A7 Quad-core |
| RAM | 128MB |
| Storage | 32GB + microSD |
| Battery | 3,000mAh |
| Weight | ~160g |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi |
| Ports | USB-C, microSD |
| OS | Linux / OnionOS |
Performance scores
Spec-based catalog ratings by play style, 0-100
SNES / GBA
90
PS1
75
Portability
98
Battery
85
Value
98
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