Miyoo Mini Plus vs Anbernic RG35XX H: which should you buy?
The ultimate comparison between the Miyoo Mini Plus and Anbernic RG35XX H. We compare specs, screen quality, firmware support, and value for money.
Two of the most popular budget handhelds, same 640×480 IPS screen, but different form factors. Here’s how to choose.
Quick verdict
- Choose Miyoo Mini Plus if: you want the best community/firmware support and a more polished experience
- Choose RG35XX H if: you want a more traditional PSP-style layout with dual analog sticks
Screen comparison
Both devices share the same 640×480 IPS resolution, meaning identical pixel scaling performance:
| Platform | Scale | Fill |
|---|---|---|
| Game Boy | 4× | 66.7% |
| GBA | 2× | 50% |
| PS1 | 2× | 100% |
| SNES | 2× | 88.9% |
Firmware support
The Miyoo Mini Plus wins here with OnionOS — probably the best custom firmware in the retro handheld space. Clean UI, RetroAchievements, Wi-Fi sync, and an active development community.
The RG35XX H supports GarlicOS, muOS, and MinUI — all good, with different strengths.
Controls
The RG35XX H has a clear advantage with dual analog sticks, making it better for PSP games and anything requiring right-stick input. The Miyoo Mini Plus only has a single analog stick.
Conclusion
For pure retro gaming (GB through PS1), the Miyoo Mini Plus edges ahead thanks to OnionOS. For PSP and games requiring dual sticks, the RG35XX H is the better choice.