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The makers of the Miyoo Mini bring us this tiny little horizontal candy bar with a 2.8 inch screen; clearly they believe that smaller handhelds are the ideal. This is the smallest system I’ve used since the original Trimui Mini; it’s even more compact than the Powkiddy Q90, and it’s shockingly good.
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Overall: This is finally something that I think can take the place of the Powkiddy Q90, a candy bar that's reasonably comfortable to play on that can fit into pretty much any pocket, but is cheap enough you don't mind if something happens to it. It plays more systems and fixes a bunch of flaws the older system had (it plays SNES perfectly, it upscales GBA properly, and can even manage some N64 and DS). And even buying a fresh SD card to load separately, you can’t argue with the price. ($30 on AliExpress)
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Overall: This is finally something that I think can take the place of the Powkiddy Q90, a candy bar that's reasonably comfortable to play on that can fit into pretty much any pocket, but is cheap enough you don't mind if something happens to it. It plays more systems and fixes a bunch of flaws the older system had (it plays SNES perfectly, it upscales GBA properly, and can even manage some N64 and DS). And even buying a fresh SD card to load separately, you can’t argue with the price. ($30 on AliExpress)
