Miyoo's new device, rivaling the Anbernic RG35XX SP (currently priced at $71.99 on Amazon), is on the verge of release after a long wait of nine months. To give some background, Miyoo started teasing the Mini Flip before Anbernic launched the RG35XX SP. However, they opted to unveil the Mini A30 first as an alternative to Anbernic’s RG28XX.
Teasers and Expectations
Throughout the summer, Miyoo shared very little information about the Mini Flip, but they've gradually released hints over the past season. Recently, the company released the first promotional video for the device, which we have linked below. The video aligns with earlier predictions, suggesting that the Mini Flip will indeed be available soon.
Specifications Revealed
Moreover, the promotional content seems to confirm that the device will be powered by a Rockchip RK3566 chipset. It's important to note that while the video mentions the presence of ARM Cortex-A55 CPU cores, it does not explicitly name the chipset. The video also showcases the Mini Flip's mini HDMI port, two USB Type-C ports, two MicroSD card readers, and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Additional Features and Release Info
In addition to these features, Miyoo has included a pair of joysticks, which are missing from the RG35XX SP. Meanwhile, forthenext has given us a glimpse of retail units, including their packaging and carrying case. Unfortunately, Miyoo has yet to announce an official release date or the pricing details for the Mini Flip.
