Update: As of March 2022 they have released a “Plus” version called the Miyoo Mini Plus, which features the same specs, but has a bigger screen, a bigger battery and more comfortable shoulder buttons. It’s one of Miyoo’s first branded handhelds, which could make them a brand to keep an eye on in the future, for example the rumoured Miyoo P60 that they may launch this year. Overall it’s one of the best mini handhelds on our list, it packs a punch, looks like a mini Gameboy and is built to last. The firmware is a little basic but it’s incredibly easy to use, so easy in fact that we are certain you could give this to a kid and they would understand how to quickly get into games and tweak settings on the fly. On the back it features four mini flared shoulder buttons that work well, and the screen is incredibly crispy due to the high resolution, but do take into consideration that the screen has a hazy look to it, but doesn’t really affect gameplay at all.

On paper this is nothing special, but its a modern chip inside which allows this little thing to emulate Playstation games fairly well! The Miyo Mini features a 1.2GHZ CPU, 128MB RAM, a 2.8″ IPS display (640 x 480) and 1900mah’s of battery. The small nature of it, alongside the subtle Gameboy DMG features makes it feel like a genuine Nintendo Gameboy Mini. Miyoo Mini is a new mini handheld that was released towards the tail end of 2021, and we managed to receive ours in January 2022.Īs soon as we pulled the handheld out of the box it felt as if it was meant to be in our best retro handhelds list.

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