Pros

Bigger, sharp 3.95-inch 1024x768 screen with a good pixel density
Two Hall effect analog sticks, which the original Brick lacks
5000 mAh battery, a big step up from the Brick's 3000 mAh
Easy stock software, and custom firmware support (KNULLI, CrossMix)

Cons

Same modest chip and 1 GB RAM as the Brick: PS1 is a comfortable ceiling
N64 and PSP are weak, and GameCube and PS2 are out
Larger than the Brick, so less of a pocket device
Reviewers note low-quality speakers and sticks that mark the shell

Updated 27 October 2026

The TrimUI Brick Pro is the 2026 bigger sibling of the TrimUI Brick: a vertical handheld with a 3.95-inch 1024x768 screen, two Hall effect analog sticks and a 5000 mAh battery, on the same chip as the original. It’s mainly a size, sticks and battery upgrade.

Reviewers like the screen, the shoulder buttons and the battery life, and call it good value at around $80 to $100. The chip is modest, so it runs 8-bit to PS1 well, and Dreamcast is about the limit; N64 and PSP are patchy, and GameCube, PS2 and Wii are out of reach. Sources disagree on a few figures (battery and weight), so treat the specs below as the ones most sources agree on. The price here is the listing we link; official TrimUI stores list it at about $100, often discounted.

3.95-inch IPS screen, 1024x768, 4:3, 60 Hz, about 324 ppi, non-touch
Allwinner A133P chip at 1.8 GHz, PowerVR GE8300 graphics, 1 GB RAM
8 GB internal storage plus microSD
5000 mAh battery, USB-C charging (5V/2A)
Two Hall effect analog sticks, 16 buttons including L3 and R3
Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth 4.2; USB-C video output; 3.5 mm headphone jack; stereo speakers
Linux with TrimUI’s own firmware; KNULLI and CrossMix are community options
Colors: black, white, grey
Released mid-2026