I am the last person who needs another retro handheld that resembles a Game Boy. I own an Analogue Pocket, an Anbernic RG35XXSP, a GKD Pixel, an Ayaneo Pocket DMG, and the recently released Anbernic RG Rotate. That’s five Game Boy clones that can emulate old consoles too many. But like a moth to a flame, the Trimui Brick Pro is calling to me. At $99, the Brick Pro is relatively affordable for a retro handheld, at least compared to the $240 Analogue Pocket. It’s also available for purchase, which is not something that can be said for the always-out-of-stock Pocket. As its name implies, the Brick Pro is a more premium version of the Brick, with a larger 3.95-inch (1,024 x 768) IPS display, a bigger 5,000mAh battery, and dual Hall effect joysticks for better input precision. For comparison, t