Product Comparison & Buyer's Guide

TRIMUI Brick Pro VS TRIMUI Brick

Refinement at scale. Exploring whether the compact everyday classic or the enlarged ergonomic handheld best fits your gaming lifestyle.

Ultra-Portable EDC

TRIMUI Brick

$59.99 USD
TRIMUI Brick
  • Display 3.2" IPS (1024x768)
  • Controls D-Pad Only
  • Battery 3,000 mAh (5-7h)
  • Weight ~110g
  • Best For GBA, GB, NES, SNES (2D)
Expanded Experience
Enhanced & Ergonomic

TRIMUI Brick Pro

$89.99 USD
TRIMUI Brick Pro
  • Display 3.95" IPS (1024x768)
  • Controls Dual Hall Sticks + D-Pad
  • Battery 5,000 mAh (Up to 12.5h)
  • Weight 159g
  • Best For PS1 3D, Arcade, N64, Long Play
Price Delta$30 Price Difference
ShippingFree Worldwide Delivery
Assurance1-Year Official Warranty
Return Policy30-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Technical Specifications

Feature TRIMUI Brick TRIMUI Brick Pro
Retail Price ~$59.99 USD ~$89.99 USD
Processor Allwinner A133P (1.8 GHz) Allwinner A133P (1.8 GHz)
RAM 1 GB 1 GB
Display Area 3.2-inch IPS (High PPI Density) 3.95-inch IPS (+30% Larger Area)
Resolution 1024 x 768 1024 x 768 (324 PPI)
Analog Controls None Dual Hall Effect Sticks (Clickable L3/R3)
Battery Capacity 3,000 mAh 5,000 mAh (+66% Capacity)
Dimensions Ultra-compact EDC Profile 130 x 86 x 22 mm

1. Form Factor & Ergonomics: EDC vs. Long-Session Comfort

The original TRIMUI Brick is an absolute marvel of ultra-portable engineering. Weighing just ~110g, it slips seamlessly into jean pockets alongside your keys. However, its compact footprint can cause hand fatigue over long play sessions. The TRIMUI Brick Pro extends the vertical silhouette upward, trading extreme pocketability for superior hand comfort, a textured sandstone-like chassis, and a premium metal back plate.

2. Screen & Controls: Razor-Sharp vs. Expanded Immersion

While both devices share a crisp 1024x768 IPS panel, the Brick Pro upgrades to a 3.95-inch display—yielding 30% more viewable screen area. Combined with its new Dual Hall Effect analog sticks, the Pro model unlocks effortless navigation for 3D PlayStation 1 and arcade titles that feel constrained on a purely D-Pad layout.

3. Battery Efficiency: Marathon Performance

Equipped with a massive 5,000 mAh battery, the Brick Pro pushes stamina to the extreme. Under typical 2D retro emulation (e.g., NES/GBA at 50% brightness), tests show it lasting up to 12.5 hours on a single charge—nearly doubling the ~5–7 hour lifespan of the original Brick.

4. Performance Ceiling & Emulation Limits

Both handhelds share the Allwinner A133P chipset, meaning their performance ceiling is identical. They easily run NES, SNES, Genesis, GBA, Arcade, and PS1 at full speed. However, systems like N64, Dreamcast, and PSP remain hit-or-miss on both units.

Which Handheld Belongs in Your Pocket?

Choose TRIMUI Brick if:

  • Everyday pocketability & lightweight portability is essential.
  • You exclusively play 2D retro games (GBA, SNES, NES).
  • You prefer maximum pixel density on a compact screen.

Choose TRIMUI Brick Pro if:

  • You want a larger 3.95" display for comfortable couch/bed sessions.
  • You need Hall Effect sticks for 3D PS1 & Arcade titles.
  • Endless battery life (up to 12.5 hours) is a priority.
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