$80
Handheld
10 systems
4 systems
5 systems
The TrimUI Smart Pro is TrimUI's mid-range attempt with an Allwinner A133 Plus chip. It's a clear step up from H700 devices with better PSP and N64 support, plus a gorgeous 4.96" screen. At $80, it's the best budget Linux handheld for N64/PSP gaming. But if you can stretch to $120+, Android devices like a used Retroid Pocket 4 Pro will demolish it.
1. **Install CrossMix OS** — Stock firmware is mediocre
2. **Get a fast MicroSD card** — Samsung EVO Plus 128GB
3. **Load GBA/SNES/PS1/N64/PSP ROMs** — These all run great
4. **Test Dreamcast** — Some games work, worth trying
→**PS1:** PCSX ReARMed (full library, excellent)
→**PSP:** PPSSPP (many games work including some 3D)
→**N64:** Mupen64Plus (most games run well)
→**DS:** DraStic (most games)
→**Dreamcast:** Flycast (some games run, others struggle)
→**GBA:** gpSP (perfect)
→**SNES:** Snes9x (flawless)
→**Genesis:** PicoDrive (perfect)
→**PS1** — Full library runs perfectly
→**GBA/SNES/Genesis** — Overkill for these, but perfect
→**N64** — Mario 64, Mario Kart, Zelda OoT, Smash Bros all run well
→**PSP** — Better PSP support than H700 devices
→**PSP demanding games** — God of War, Crisis Core struggle
→**N64 heavy titles** — Perfect Dark, Rogue Squadron won't run well
→**Dreamcast** — Very hit-or-miss
→**PS2/GameCube** — Not happening
→**3DS** — Nope
1. **1GB RAM is the bottleneck** — Don't expect miracles
2. **WiFi box art scraping is nice** — Makes the UI prettier
3. **Battery life is solid** — 4-5 hours on most games
4. **Best budget screen** — 4.96" at 720p is great for the price
Yes, if you want the best budget Linux handheld with a big screen. At $80, it's the sweet spot for N64/PSP/DS gaming without going Android. The A133 Plus handles more than the H700 devices. But if you can save up to $120-150, an Android device will be significantly more capable.