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Miyoo Mini Plus

Retro Gaming, Emulation, Media Consumption

Overview

The Miyoo Mini Plus is a compact Linux-based retro gaming handheld featuring a 3.5-inch 640x480 IPS laminated display in a nostalgic Game Boy-style vertical form factor. Powered by the SigmaStar SSD202D dual-core processor, it delivers smooth emulation for classic systems up to PlayStation 1, Dreamcast, and Nintendo DS. With a 3000mAh battery providing 5-6 hours of gameplay, built-in Wi-Fi, and the acclaimed OnionOS custom firmware community, the Miyoo Mini Plus has become one of the most popular and beloved budget retro handhelds on the market, offering exceptional value at around $53 for retro gaming enthusiasts.

Key Highlights

  • Compact Game Boy-style vertical handheld with 3.5-inch 640x480 IPS laminated display and 4:3 aspect ratio for authentic retro gaming visuals
  • SigmaStar SSD202D dual-core processor with community-developed OnionOS firmware delivering smooth emulation up to PS1, Dreamcast, NDS, and PSP (light)
  • Active community with OnionOS — a feature-rich custom firmware offering theme support, game switcher, retro achievements, and OTA updates
  • 3000mAh battery providing 5-6 hours of continuous gameplay with USB-C charging for convenient recharging
  • Built-in Wi-Fi for RetroAchievements, OTA updates, and multiplayer support via the thriving Miyoo community ecosystem

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Technical Specifications

Brand Miyoo
Model Miyoo Mini Plus
Processor (CPU) SigmaStar SSD202D (ARM Cortex-A7 dual-core @ 1.2GHz)
Graphics (GPU) Integrated 2D Graphics Accelerator
Memory (RAM) 256MB DDR3 — soldered on board
Storage microSD expansion (no internal storage; supports up to 512GB+)
Display 3.5" 640x480 IPS, 4:3, OCA full lamination, touchscreen
Battery 3000mAh (up to 5-6 hours mixed gaming)
Weight 150g (0.33 lbs)
Connectivity Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n)
Operating System Linux (OnionOS, MiniUI, Stock OS)
Dimensions 119.3 x 73.5 x 18.5 mm

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