TrimUI Brick Hammer Handheld Game Console
TrimUI Brick Hammer Handheld Game Console
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TrimUI Brick Hammer Handheld Game Console
The TrimUI Brick Hammer is TrimUI's vertical handheld — a Game-Boy-style body built around a strikingly sharp 3.25" 720×960 IPS panel. It's the pocketable one: small enough to carry every single day, crisp enough that classic pixel art looks better than it ever did on the hardware it came from.
Why the TrimUI Brick Hammer earns pocket space
Vertical handhelds live or die on two things: whether they truly fit a pocket, and whether the screen justifies the smaller body. The TrimUI Brick Hammer nails both. At 3.25" the panel sounds modest — until you see 720×960 packed into it. That pixel density makes 8-bit and 16-bit games look engraved rather than displayed, with none of the soft edges cheaper panels produce. And because the whole device is barely bigger than a stack of cards, it goes where bigger handhelds get left home.
Key Features
- 3.25" IPS display at 720×960 — exceptional pixel density for retro systems
- Classic vertical form factor that genuinely fits a pocket
- Five colourways: Black, Silver, Grey, Green and Pink
- Linux-based open-source system; storage expandable via microSD
- USB-C charging
Technical Details
| Display | 3.25" IPS, 720×960 |
| Form factor | Vertical (Game Boy style) |
| System | Linux-based, open source — firmware notes on the official TrimUI site |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Storage | Optional microSD card — select your bundle above |
Storage-card bundles are for compatible, lawful personal files and open-source software. Cards ship without copyrighted content.
Who is it for?
The TrimUI Brick Hammer suits two kinds of players. The first grew up on vertical handhelds and wants that exact feeling back with a modern screen and battery. The second wants a genuine everyday-carry device — something for the commute, the queue and the lunch break — where a horizontal handheld is just slightly too big to always have with you. For Game Boy, Game Boy Color and vertical-friendly arcade titles, this format is simply the right shape.
How it compares
Prefer a horizontal layout with dual Hall joysticks and a bigger screen? That's the TrimUI Brick Pro. Building your first retro collection on a budget? The R36S ($79) remains our value pick, and our Australian buying guide compares every model we stock.
What's in the Box
- 1 × TrimUI Brick Hammer handheld console
- 1 × USB-C charging cable
- Optional microSD card if a card bundle is selected
Important Usage Notice
This product is sold as handheld gaming hardware. It is intended for use with legally obtained files, public-domain software, homebrew software, and other content that you have the right to use. R36S AU does not provide, license, or authorise third-party games, copyrighted game files, or proprietary platform software. Product names and third-party marks remain the property of their respective owners. R36S AU is an independent retailer and is not affiliated with third-party console, game, or software publishers.
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Battery-wise the vertical body still fits a full-day cell, and standby is frugal enough that a weekend away on one charge is realistic for Game Boy-era titles.
TrimUI Brick Hammer — quick questions
Is the screen really sharper than bigger handhelds?
Per inch, considerably — 720×960 in 3.25" is a higher pixel density than most 3.5" and 4" panels,
which is why pixel art looks so clean on it.
Is it comfortable for adult hands?
For its formats — Game Boy, Game Boy Color, vertical arcade — yes. For long twin-stick sessions
you'd want the horizontal Brick Pro instead.
Does it charge over USB-C?
Yes, standard USB-C — the same cable as your other devices.
What can I legally play on it?
Homebrew, open-source ports, public-domain titles and backups of games you own. Cards ship without
copyrighted content.
Buy with confidence
Checked hardware, clear setup help, and support after checkout.
Estimated tracked AU delivery between - and -.
If something is wrong on arrival
If something is wrong on arrival
These handhelds ship direct from our supplier, so we cannot inspect every unit first. What we can do is make it right: check visible condition, controls, ports, screen fit, storage and accessories when it arrives, and tell us within 30 days if anything is off — we replace or refund, return postage at our cost. For consoles, use legally owned game files and back up your storage card before firmware changes.
Software, Storage and Lawful Use
Software, Storage and Lawful Use
Compatible Software and Storage
This product is sold as gaming hardware. It is intended for compatible open-source software, homebrew software, public-domain files, personal media, and other content that you have the right to use.
Expandable Storage
- Supported storage cards can be used for compatible lawful files and personal content.
- Always make sure you have the right to use any software or media you add.
Can I expand storage?
Can I expand storage?
Supported TF cards can be used for compatible lawful files, personal media, public-domain software, and homebrew software.
What software can I use?
What software can I use?
Our handhelds are intended for compatible open-source software, homebrew software, public-domain files, personal media, and other lawful content. Check the description above for the firmware each model runs.
What warranty and returns apply?
What warranty and returns apply?
Every order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee — 30 days from delivery to return it for any reason — and by your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which cannot be excluded. If an item arrives faulty, is damaged in transit or is not what you ordered, send us your order number and we replace or refund it, with return postage at our cost.
