Retro Handhelds
Every console through PS1 runs perfectly on a $55 device. The question is only which decade of hardware you want to carry, and at what markup.
Sheet 04 · Retro Handhelds5 SKUs · Rev 2026-07 · demo pricing
| Link | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TrimUIBrickTOP VALUE |
3.2 in | A133 Plus | PS1 | 3000 mAh | 75 | $54.99$0.73/pt | 100 | Check price → |
MiyooMini Plus |
3.5 in | SigmaStar SSD202D | PS1 | 3000 mAh | 76 | $59.99$0.79/pt | 93 | Check price → |
AnbernicRG35XX SP |
3.5 in | H700 | PS1 + light N64 | 3300 mAh | 77 | $64.99$0.84/pt | 87 | Check price → |
RetroidPocket 5 |
5.5 in | Snapdragon 865 | PS2 / GameCube | 5000 mAh | 90 | $219.00$2.43/pt | 30 | Check price → |
AYNOdin 2 |
6 in | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 | PS2 / GC / Switch | 8000 mAh | 94 | $299.00$3.18/pt | 23 | Check price → |
Sheet note: PS1-and-under is solved at $55. Pay up only if you need GameCube in your pocket.
MMX score: editorial bench, 0 to 100, per channel. Value index: points per dollar, scaled so the channel's best ratio = 100. Prices are placeholders pending live feeds.