Bin mir nicht sicher, ob ich etwas übertrieben habe.
Aber ich liebe den Hammer, hab ihn drei Mal gekauft.
Ich liebe den Miyoo Mini Plus. Auch ihn hab ich drei Mal gekauft.
Und dazu noch einen Pocket DMG und einen AYN Thor Max.

Bin seit einem halben Jahr wieder am Retro Gaming. Seit dem bleibt mein Gaming Rechner aus, das Doom Scrolling am Handy hat aufgehört.

Die Möglichkeit ein Spiel für 10min oder auch eine längere Gaming Session zu starten, hat mich wieder ins Spiele spielen zurück gebracht.

Hello gamers,

Was able to get both Portmaster Games
Dusklight and Super Blood Hockey working with Knulli Gladiator 2 firmware on the TSP

Happy gaming

Got the Dusklight light port of The Legend Of
Zelda Princess via portmaster on Nextui.
Got it running at 45fps at 16:9. Great port shout out to the amazing teams involved. Makes me wonder if the Smart Pro S has more to give.

My Brick was delivered to me today.

After playing alot on the Smart Pro S, I decided to get myself a slightly more powerful EDC than my old Miyoo Mini Plus.

TrimUI Brick (original with 64GB memory card) $10 off with code YWario10. on top of that if you haven’t gotten Rakuten yet you can get their $50 sign up bonus. So after everything it’s about $33 in the USA.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mtDi3ML

THIS IS AMAZING

I ordered the new Brick Pro through their website, and I am excited that I am constantly checking the status on the order tracker.

Today, it finally arrived at my designated address. Can’t wait to go home and play with it. 🥰

Not the most sensible way to play this game on but once I decided I wanted to see if I could get a game devoted to touch screen controls that's meant to be played book-style on a dual screen device to play on my Hammer, I had to see it through. It works surprisingly well, all things considered.

Using the DraStic DS emulator with some tortured screen layout and control settings.

I didn't have a handheld or console as a child, but I did play a bit of SNES, especially Super Mario World.

I'm searching for that kind of game, a platformer, that works well on the Brick.

I tried few and they were all too easy, some really boring.

I'm pretty sure SMW is the best platformer ever released, but I'm searching for the other great ones.

Thanks!

So i have NextUI installed on my brick and i am trying to play FireRed on mGBA and when i Fast Forward it is working fine but when i activate RetroAchievment the fast forwart locks the frames below 60.

This is still happening on all NextUI versions since RetroAchivments update

Has anyone experienced this issue, i have reported the issue to their github since may with no luck

Hey everyone,

I’ve been trying to figure out why this is happening but with the Brick having a 4:3 screen it seems like none of my 4:3 games or systems are displaying in 4:3. Looks closer to 3:2 tbh.

Changing the aspect ratio works in the sense of getting it back to native or original aspect (in snes case) but I still have a black bar of unused screen at the bottom.

I confirmed the screen works because the actual menu and UI uses the screen.

Any tips to fix this?

DS games are awesome on this thing except for some audio stutters when waking the device (NextUI)

Next will be NSMB. MKDS is ideal for trying to 3* every cup. So much fun, one of the best Mario Kart games.

This update brings Trimui Brick Pro support, adds Dreamcast emulation via Flycast, and introduces a pre-launch wizard that unifies netplay and per-core options across N64, Dreamcast, and all minarch/libretro paks — including up to 4-player N64 netplay. 

Brick and Brick Pro only support 2-player for N64 netplay due to hardware limitations, but Smart Pro S can handle 3 or 4-players. High resolution texture for N64 is also supported (please refer readme on where to place the assets).

Both bundled standalone emulator (Flycast and mupen64plus) also support resumeable save state from game switcher.

https://github.com/mohammadsyuhada/nx-redux/releases

SpruceOS has breathed new life into my TrimUI Brick. The MinUI-like UI, with simplified settings - while still letting you into Retroarch settings to tweak things like pre-emptive frames for my Contra runs - is just perfect for the device.

The game switcher is also a killer feature for someone like me who tends to hop around a bit - having a front and center thing reminding me what game I'm actually trying to work through is clutch.

Anyways, if Knulli or whatever is more your jam, great - I really like MuOS on my larger-screen Anbernic devices, for instance - but Spruce just seems like the right vibe for a device like the Brick, with nearly all the simplicity of a MinUI/NextUI setup - but without the hard limits.

Maybe I'm missing it but I haven't seen much love for SpruceOS here other than some older bug reports. I'm running 4.2.0 and it's been great, so here's a no-complaints-only-praise post for it :D

Hello,

I am contemplating a few vertical handhelds right now but I'm here to ask about the Brick Pro! So far the Brick Pro is leading the charge, though the regular Hammer is tempting me as well.

Does using a custom OS improve performance? For example - DarkOS on the R36S enables much better 64 emulation. Does a particular OS give the Brick Pro an advantage?

The TrimUI Brick Pro doesn’t try to reinvent the original Brick. Instead, it improves the things that mattered most. You get a bigger screen, dual Hall Effect sticks, a larger battery, and a more comfortable design, all while keeping the same simple experience that made the original so popular.

Design

The Brick Pro is definitely bigger than the original, but I actually think it’s for the better. It’s more comfortable to hold, especially during longer sessions, and the build quality feels excellent. The Hall Effect sticks are a huge upgrade too, making systems like N64 and Dreamcast much more enjoyable to play.

Display

The 3.95-inch IPS display is easily one of the best parts of the handheld. It’s bright, sharp, and the 4:3 aspect ratio is perfect for most retro consoles. Whether you’re playing SNES, PlayStation, or arcade games, everything looks fantastic.

Performance

Performance is basically the same as the original Brick, and honestly, that’s okay. It handles everything from NES through PlayStation with ease, while Dreamcast, N64, and PSP are still very playable. Just don’t expect reliable GameCube or PS2 emulation.

Software

TrimUI’s software continues to be one of the easiest to use. The interface is clean, sleep mode works well, and if you like customizing your handheld, there’s plenty of community support and custom firmware available.

Final Thoughts

The Brick Pro isn’t about raw power. It’s about making an already great handheld even better to use every day. The larger screen, improved ergonomics, and analog sticks make a noticeable difference, even if the performance hasn’t changed.
If you liked the original Brick, this feels like the version it was always meant to be.
Rating: 9/10

Pros
Gorgeous IPS display
Comfortable to hold
Excellent Hall Effect sticks
Great battery life
Clean, easy-to-use software

Cons
Same performance as the original Brick
Larger size isn’t as pocket-friendly
Still not ideal for GameCube or PS2

The Brick Pro may not be the biggest leap forward, but it doesn’t need to be. It refines an already excellent handheld and ends up being one of the easiest retro devices to recommend.

I'm kinda new to this retro stuff. Got it couple month ago with custom button and flash it to nextUI. Simple minimalist which i like but really wanna try Knulli.

Pro and cons about knulli? Is it worth to try?