TrimUI · Updated July 2026

TrimUI Brick: price, specs & release date

SilverDeskmark50/100#5 of 9 in class

The TrimUI Brick costs $79.99, #4 cheapest of 9 retro gaming handhelds (median $99.99). It earns a Silver Deskmark — 50/100 pay-blind standing, #5 of 9 in class.

Verified Jul 11, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

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TrimUI Brick, released 2024-11. Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.

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Is the TrimUI Brick a good buy?

At $80, the TrimUI Brick is #4 cheapest of the 9 retro gaming handhelds we track, where the median is $99.99. On the spec sheet, its battery life hrs of 5 is the lowest of the 7, its weight grams of 159 is the lowest of the 6, and its screen size of 3.2 in is below the median of the 10. By release date, it is among the newer of the 5 we date.

Evidence of Record

Our data

No independent lab has measured this product yet. 1 outlet has it on record by mention only, with no hands-on measurements published to weigh its claims against — a gap in the evidence, not a verdict on the product.

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Review consensus · sourced & dated

What reviewers say about the TrimUI Brick

Only one whitelisted tester (Engadget's hands-on handheld roundup) covers the exact TrimUI Brick; no RTINGS, Notebookcheck, or TechRadar review exists, and enthusiast blogs were excluded. Engadget calls it surprisingly well-built with a sharp screen and pocketable size, but flags stiff buttons, a bootleg-feeling stock UI, and a weaker chip. No lab measurements were published.

Based on 1 review · 2026-02-16

Tested by Engadget

Consistently praised

  • Surprisingly solid build with brushed metal backplate for an ~$80 device
  • Sharp, vivid 3.2-inch IPS screen (sharper than the Miyoo Mini Plus)
  • Tiny frame is genuinely pocketable

Commonly flagged

  • Stiff face buttons, d-pad and back buttons
  • Bootleg-feeling stock UI (fixable only via custom firmware)
  • Weaker chip; outclassed by the Retroid Pocket Classic

Where reviewers disagree Single-source only, so no cross-source disagreement could be assessed. Engadget's own verdict is mixed-to-negative on value: despite praising build and screen, it concludes most buyers 'will be happier paying up for the Pocket Classic instead.'

The sources (1)

Engadget hands-on ·

surprisingly well-built for an $80-ish device, thanks to its brushed metal backplate and impressive 3.2-inch IPS display
it has a sharper and more vivid screen than the Miyoo Mini Plus (its closest rival)
the face buttons, d-pad and especially back buttons are all stiffer, and its stock UI feels similarly bootleg

Specifications

Price (US)$79.99 Official trimui.net product page ("Trimui Brick-No Sd card", the base configuration) lists it at "$79.99 USD" with a compare-at "$84.99 USD" (-6%). The 64GB-SD-card variant is "$99.99 USD". priceUsd reflects the no-SD base SKU sold direct from the brand. RetroCatalog cross-lists it approximately as "~$70".
BrandTrimUI
Released2024-11
Screen size (in)3.2
Screen resolution1024 x 768
Panel typeIPS
Refresh rate (Hz)60
SocAllwinner A133P
RAM (GB)1
Internal storage (GB)8
Battery capacity (mAh)3000
Battery life hrs5
Operating systemLinux
Weight grams159
Has Wi-FiYes

Source: trimui.net (verified 2026-07-11) · corroborated by retrocatalog.com. The official trimui.net page identifies this exact base unit ("Brand: Trimui, Type: Game Console, Model: Brick") and publishes the full spec sheet verbatim: 3.2inch 1024*768p IPS, System OS: Linux, CPU Allwinner A133P 1.8GHz, RAM 1GB LPDDR3x, 8GB eMMC storage, WiFi WLAN 802.11 b/g/n, and a 3000mAh battery rated at 5 hours — with the base "No Sd card" configuration priced at $79.99 USD (compare-at $84.99). RetroCatalog's dated TRIMUI Brick specs page corroborates the identity and supplies the values the store omits: Resolution 1024 x 768, Refresh Rate 60 Hz, Screen Type IPS, OS Linux, and Weight 159 g, while explicitly listing the Brick Pro and Brick Hammer as separate siblings. Together the two pages confirm this is the base TrimUI Brick (not a Pro/Hammer/Smart/other-capacity variant) and pin down every spec and the price.

Is the TrimUI Brick worth it vs cheaper retro gaming handhelds?

TrimUI Brick against its closest cheaper and pricier retro gaming handhelds on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 9 ranked →

ProductPriceScreen size (in)Screen resolutionPanel typeRefresh rate (Hz)Soc
TrimUI Brick this$79.993.21024 x 768IPS60Allwinner A133P
Anbernic RG40XX H$69.994640 x 480IPSH700
Evercade EXP-R$99.994.3800x480IPS

Frequently asked questions

What do reviewers say about the TrimUI Brick?

Only one whitelisted tester (Engadget's hands-on handheld roundup) covers the exact TrimUI Brick; no RTINGS, Notebookcheck, or TechRadar review exists, and enthusiast blogs were excluded. Engadget calls it surprisingly well-built with a sharp screen and pocketable size, but flags stiff buttons, a bootleg-feeling stock UI, and a weaker chip. No lab measurements were published. Praised: Surprisingly solid build with brushed metal backplate for an ~$80 device; Sharp, vivid 3.2-inch IPS screen (sharper than the Miyoo Mini Plus); Tiny frame is genuinely pocketable. Flagged: Stiff face buttons, d-pad and back buttons; Bootleg-feeling stock UI (fixable only via custom firmware); Weaker chip; outclassed by the Retroid Pocket Classic. (From 1 tester review.)

How much does the TrimUI Brick cost?

The TrimUI Brick has a US price of $79.99 (Official trimui.net product page ("Trimui Brick-No Sd card", the base configuration) lists it at "$79.99 USD" with a compare-at "$84.99 USD" (-6%). The 64GB-SD-card variant is "$99.99 USD". priceUsd reflects the no-SD base SKU sold direct from the brand. RetroCatalog cross-lists it approximately as "~$70".), as of 2026-07-11.

How does the TrimUI Brick compare on price?

At $80, the TrimUI Brick is #4 cheapest of the 9 retro gaming handhelds we track, where the median is $99.99.

When was the TrimUI Brick released?

The TrimUI Brick was released 2024-11.

What are the TrimUI Brick's key specs?

TrimUI Brick (TrimUI): screenSizeIn 3.2, screenResolution 1024 x 768, panelType IPS, refreshRateHz 60, soc Allwinner A133P. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-07-11.

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