The Take
Yes, the Miyoo Mini+ is worth buying for anyone chasing cheap, portable retro emulation. OnionOS transforms the stock hardware into a reliable daily driver with thousands of games and zero subscriptions.
Buyers signal retro nostalgia and tinkerer cred while dodging modern gaming bloat and planned obsolescence.
The Verdict
The Miyoo Mini+ earns its spot as a budget pocket rig once you replace the stock SD card and load OnionOS. It delivers one-time ownership of a massive game library without subscriptions or obsolescence traps.
Grab a high-end SanDisk card and flash the firmware on day one. Skip it only if you hate tiny screens or tinker time.
Common Questions
What are the downsides of Miyoo Mini+?
Tiny screen limits long play sessions. Shoulder buttons feel cheap and stock SD cards fail quickly.
What should you buy instead of Miyoo Mini+?
Anbernic RG35XX series for slightly better ergonomics if the Miyoo size feels too cramped.
Does the Miyoo Mini+ need a better SD card?
Yes. Replace the included low-quality card with a branded SanDisk immediately to avoid corruption.
