TrimUI Brick Hammer Retro Handheld Console | Gray, Silver, Black, Green or pink | No Card, 64G, 128G or 256G | iGameConsole
⭐ Most Popular: 256G — Best Value for Serious Gamers
A vertical retro handheld with a distinctive metal-design proposition. Build the collection you will actually play.
Answer first: This offer is for TrimUI Brick Hammer, identified by this product's original URL, packing description and readable model-specific artwork. Choose Gray, Silver, Black, Green or pink with No Card, 64G, 128G or 256G. All 20 current variants are available for sale, priced by Bundle at $279.99, $309.99, $339.99 or $409.99 USD.
The source describes CNC aluminum alloy construction, a 3.2-inch 1024×768 fully laminated IPS display, Allwinner A133P, 1GB LPDDR3 and 8GB eMMC. Its system table lists Linux and TrimUI UI. These are attributed product-source specifications, not independent inspections or benchmarks of your selected unit.
The photographed vertical D-pad layout and shoulder-button detail make this a different purchase decision from a dual-stick Android handheld. Choose the form, screen and actual supported software first; capacity does not create a faster console.
Before ordering: Confirm installed firmware, actual card preparation and exact package contents. CrossMix and a universal 15,000-game library are not verified simply because they appeared in the previous title.
Compare all 20 color and Bundle choices
Spend on a format you want to own, then on a setup you can use.
Our recommendation: Consider Brick Hammer when the source-listed metal housing, vertical retro controls and compact high-resolution screen are the reasons you are interested. It is an ownership/design decision as much as a storage decision.
Start by comparing No Card and 64G based on who will prepare the software and legal content. Consider 128G when the actual supplied arrangement and your collection justify $30 more than 64G. Choose 256G when you have a clear reason for another $70, not because the larger number implies better game compatibility.
The current ladder is $30, $30, then $70; No Card to 256G adds $130. All five colors share prices at the same Bundle.
If you need analog sticks, a larger reading surface, modern Android apps or measured performance in a specific demanding title, establish those requirements before choosing. An attractive housing is not a substitute for the right controls or software.
Five decisions, in the order that prevents expensive surprises.
- Format: does vertical D-pad play suit the games and hands involved?
- Display: is a source-described 3.2-inch screen appropriate for your reading needs?
- Software: what firmware and supported preparation actually arrive?
- Storage: choose No Card, 64G, 128G or 256G for a verified need.
- Finish: select Gray, Silver, Black, Green or pink without a current color surcharge.
Do not let a game-count headline answer all five questions. Your most-used titles, legal files, preferred controls and actual setup determine whether the device becomes part of your routine.
For a Birthday Gift, make these choices for the recipient. Someone who loves the look may still need larger text or a setup prepared by someone else.
Source-listed CNC aluminum is a construction proposition, not a durability rating.
The original material row lists CNC aluminum alloy + glass + electronic components; the design artwork promotes a full-metal body. Read the alloy wording as a housing/material claim, not a literal statement that the display, buttons, battery and every other component are metal.
For a collector who values visible design choices, the straight-sided vertical form and colored finish can be meaningful reasons to consider Hammer. The compact object can appeal between sessions as well as during them.
No independent alloy analysis, scratch resistance, drop test, waterproof rating or measured thermal advantage is supplied. Metal wording does not justify describing the device as indestructible or cooler-running than another model.
Compare the finish, actual weight and grip against your preferences. The source lists 196g, but that is not a selected-unit measurement or a promise of comfort for every hand.
3.2-inch, 1024×768 IPS: resolution and physical readability are different questions.
The source describes a fully laminated IPS screen. This gives a specific compact display proposition to evaluate, without establishing a universal image-quality result.
Dense menus and dialogue remain physically small on a compact screen. More pixels do not automatically make every game's text larger or guarantee comfortable reading at your preferred distance.
Consider the games you actually enjoy: sprite-focused action, short puzzles and text-heavy interfaces ask different things of the screen. If physical reading size is the concern, compare a larger display rather than upgrading storage.
Five colors × four Bundles. Every current price row.
| Color | Exact Bundle | Price USD | Compare-at USD | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gray | No Card | $279.99 | $389.99 | Available |
| Gray | 64G | $309.99 | $439.99 | Available |
| Gray | 128G | $339.99 | $489.99 | Available |
| Gray | 256G | $409.99 | $579.99 | Available |
| Silver | No Card | $279.99 | $389.99 | Available |
| Silver | 64G | $309.99 | $439.99 | Available |
| Silver | 128G | $339.99 | $489.99 | Available |
| Silver | 256G | $409.99 | $579.99 | Available |
| Black | No Card | $279.99 | $389.99 | Available |
| Black | 64G | $309.99 | $439.99 | Available |
| Black | 128G | $339.99 | $489.99 | Available |
| Black | 256G | $409.99 | $579.99 | Available |
| Green | No Card | $279.99 | $389.99 | Available |
| Green | 64G | $309.99 | $439.99 | Available |
| Green | 128G | $339.99 | $489.99 | Available |
| Green | 256G | $409.99 | $579.99 | Available |
| pink | No Card | $279.99 | $389.99 | Available |
| pink | 64G | $309.99 | $439.99 | Available |
| pink | 128G | $339.99 | $489.99 | Available |
| pink | 256G | $409.99 | $579.99 | Available |
These are this page's actual current labels and configured USD amounts. No capacity or price is imported from another Brick Hammer offer.
Available means available for sale, not independently verified warehouse stock or a dispatch guarantee. Compare-at is a configured reference amount, not audited former paid price. Check the final checkout total separately.
The final storage step is the largest. Give it a specific reason.
| Comparison | Current difference | Decision to resolve |
|---|---|---|
| No Card → 64G | +$30 | Actual supplied card/software versus preparing your own. |
| 64G → 128G | +$30 | Whether your intended collection needs the larger label. |
| 128G → 256G | +$70 | A clear use for extra storage and confirmed preparation. |
| No Card → 256G | +$130 | Total setup value, not assumed performance. |
| Change color, same Bundle | $0 | Appearance preference, not additional hardware. |
Card labels do not independently establish usable capacity, speed class, brand or content. More space does not create additional memory, a faster processor or support for every emulator.
Pay for the smallest verified configuration that satisfies the actual need. If preparation or title support is uncertain, extra storage is not a substitute for confirmation.
$279.99 for the buyer who wants control over preparation.
No Card is the exact entry label in all five colors. Confirm the device's software and card dependencies before treating it as ready to play.
The source lists 8GB eMMC, but that does not establish what is installed internally or whether your games can run without preparing external storage. No Card is not proof of a blank machine or a complete internal library.
For an experienced owner comfortable with supported setup and legal content, this may be a suitable direction to explore. For a gift, verify who will perform the preparation before choosing only for the lower price.
No included microSD card, card reader, replacement firmware image or measured startup time is promised by this choice.
$309.99 for a focused card-labelled collection.
64G adds $30 over No Card. It is a current offer label, not an audited manifest of commercial games or a verified card specification.
Consider a working collection of the games you actually return to. Compatible legal files, useful controls and reliable supported saves matter more than a headline containing thousands of entries.
Confirm the supplied card brand, preparation, installed firmware and actual content. A photographed menu or the old 15,000+ title cannot certify those details.
For a beginner, ask what setup remains rather than equating 64G with automatic ease of use. For an experienced owner, establish whether the included arrangement matches your preferred workflow.
$339.99 when the extra space has a purpose.
128G adds $30 over 64G or $60 over No Card. The label should remain separate from the source's RAM and internal eMMC specifications.
Consider it when the actual compatible file collection and supplied card arrangement justify the step. Larger files and system data can affect capacity needs, but no exact usable-space or game-count calculation is supplied.
Do not assume a different chip, more memory, stronger wireless hardware or more included accessories. No current option describes those changes.
Confirm the card preparation and legal content just as carefully as for 64G. A larger number does not make an unsupported title work.
$409.99: a $70 step that should follow your collection, not lead it.
256G is the highest current card-labelled choice. It adds $70 over 128G, $100 over 64G or $130 over No Card.
Choose it when you understand the actual setup and have a useful reason for the space. Do not purchase the largest label as a substitute for checking compatibility, controls or display suitability.
The source claims TF expansion up to 1TB and FAT32 USB-drive support, but no current selected-unit compatibility test is attached. The 256G offer does not independently prove every larger card or filesystem works.
No fixed title count, faster loading result, premium card brand or exclusive game entitlement is established by 256G.
Keep the exact selectors distinct from historical finish names.
The purchasable labels are Gray, Silver, Black, Green and pink. The original table also uses Space Gray, Rose Gold and Wild green, but those source names are not a verified one-to-one mapping of every current selector.
Gray / Silver / Black
Consider a restrained visual direction. Confirm the actual selected finish and button colors if the precise appearance matters.
Green / pink
Consider a more expressive direction for someone who wants the device to stand out. Color adds no current premium or measured performance benefit.
Source renders are not calibrated finish samples. No limited-edition status, color-specific component upgrade or additional shell kit is created by the labels.
Choose a look you will enjoy keeping on a desk or carrying. Capacity and firmware decisions remain independent.
D-pad-first design, with reach and mapping worth checking.
The pictured front has a D-pad and four face buttons, with additional controls beneath the screen. The source lists an FN switch and F1/F2 hotkeys; its joystick row says N/A.
For D-pad-oriented retro play, evaluate spacing and shoulder reach. For a game that expects analog inputs, establish a supported control mapping rather than assuming the device has sticks.
Hotkeys are software-dependent. Confirm actual functions and mappings in the supplied system; no universal shortcut, zero-lag or drift-proof result is promised.
Source customization references are not a license to assume every extra.
The rear-button artwork promotes three sets of keycaps. The source packing illustration says Keycap ×2 and also notes three sets with one installed. That wording needs selected-order interpretation rather than a newly invented component count.
Confirm the actual supplied pieces, shapes and supported fitting instructions before choosing around them. The artwork does not establish full hardware modification authorization or guaranteed comfort improvements.
Do not borrow extras from another Brick or Brick Hammer URL. The current selector has no Plus Kit or separate keycap pack.
The source lists Linux and TrimUI UI. CrossMix needs its own confirmation.
The original model-specific table lists Linux as OS, TrimUI UI as interface and Chinese/English as languages. Those are source facts, not a verified installed version or a current firmware image audit.
The old title added CrossMix. This page does not treat that as confirmed delivery. No ArkOS, CrossMix, OnionOS, Android or Google Play environment is guaranteed without actual setup confirmation.
Establish the installed firmware, language, card dependencies, supported updates and backup path. Similar model names do not make software interchangeable.
Do not overwrite a working setup with an unsupported image. Preparation should follow guidance intended for the actual unit and preserve supported copies of content and saves.
Choose around the exact games, not universal smoothness.
The former title named GBA, SNES and PS1, but a platform keyword is not a complete compatibility or benchmark report. Confirm the exact title, legal files, emulator/core, settings and controls.
For sprite-focused action or puzzles, establish the actual supported environment. For text-heavy games, assess physical reading size. For PS1 interests, check title-specific performance and inputs instead of assuming a headline settles everything.
No fixed frame rate, zero-lag input result, all-title PS1 claim or modern PS2/PSP/N64/Dreamcast/PC guarantee is added from these records.
The old title said 15,000+; the first source media promotes up to 13,000+. Current options contain no game counts. No complete supplied manifest, licensing audit or fixed title total is verified.
Keep the internal specifications separate from the card labels.
The source table lists Allwinner A133P 1.8GHz, PowerVR GE8300 660MHz, 1GB LPDDR3 and 8GB eMMC. The overview uses A133plus wording. These are source hardware descriptions, not measurements.
64G, 128G and 256G are Bundle labels; they do not increase the source-listed RAM or establish more internal eMMC. Usable space and physical card preparation need confirmation.
Clock-speed wording alone cannot certify a specific game or a controlled advantage over another console. Judge performance by the actual intended workflow.
Feature names are useful only when the intended connection works.
The source table lists WLAN 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR/4.2. It also uses Battle support enabled wording. These are historical specifications, not verified controller pairing, online service or universal multiplayer tests.
For multiplayer, establish compatible software, settings, games, devices and network conditions. Two devices with a wireless label do not automatically share every game.
The source describes top USB-C Host, bottom USB-C charging/OTG and a TF slot. USB-C shape does not establish HDMI, video output, every controller or unrestricted accessory compatibility.
No streaming workflow, Moonlight setup, cloud-game access or zero-latency wireless result is invented. Confirm the exact connection you intend to use.
Atmosphere can be part of the appeal without becoming a performance claim.
The source lists a top RGB bar, shoulder-key lighting and F1/F2 indicators, plus a side charging indicator. The detail artwork depicts illuminated elements.
Confirm available settings and control behavior in the actual firmware. No unlimited color customization, game-reactive synchronization or measured battery effect is established.
The source also lists two 0.5W speakers, a 3.5mm headphone jack, mono microphone and single-channel vibration. Those specifications are not an independent sound-quality or universal haptic-compatibility test.
For a quiet routine, check your preferred audio setup and supported settings. A feature row is not proof every game or peripheral uses it.
3000mAh source capacity does not guarantee five hours in your game.
The original table lists a 3000mAh 3.7V Li-polymer battery, USB-C 5V/2A charging and a five-hour runtime claim. No standardized workload, brightness, battery condition or charging-time measurement is attached.
True Standby and fast-charging wording appears in source marketing. Confirm actual suspend/resume and charging behavior rather than interpreting those phrases as instant resume, zero drain or USB-PD support.
Before a journey, test the intended games, save methods and power needs at home. Plan from actual use rather than promising a whole flight or day away.
No wall charger inclusion, charging curve, battery serviceability or independently measured thermal result is established.
One familiar game can be more valuable than a huge unchecked list.
Imagine finishing work, setting your phone aside and spending a short session on a title you know. The vertical format and selected finish become part of that deliberate routine.
For a desk or collector shelf, the source-listed metal design can be a reason to consider Hammer even between sessions. That is a suggested ownership context, not a photographed home test or an investment claim.
For commuting as a passenger or a hotel break, prepare supported legal content beforehand. Confirm controls, reading comfort and saves so the small device serves the moment rather than creating setup work on the trip.
Protection, pocket fit and comfort need their own consideration. No bag or rigid case is established by this offer's four Bundle labels.
Make it personal, and make the preparation clear.
A Birthday Gift can be thoughtful for someone who likes vertical retro devices, colored finishes and the source's metal-design proposition. Check screen suitability and hand comfort first.
No Card is not an automatic ready-to-play gift; the card-labelled choices are not independently audited beginner packs either. Confirm installed software, legal contents and who will finish preparation.
Choose the recipient's favorite listed color without assuming pink means Rose Gold or Green means a particular finish. Exact appearance deserves confirmation when it matters.
For a fixed date, use current order and delivery information. The source's old 48-business-hour shipping, 24-business-hour response, discount and surprise-gift claims are not retained as iGameConsole promises.
Use the packing panel as a reference, not a universal kit audit.
The original packing text lists console ×1, keycap ×2, USB charging cable ×1, packing box ×1 and user manual ×1. Source art adds the keycap-set interpretation noted above; do not invent a resolved per-order count.
A wall adapter, film, bag, card reader or commercial-game license is not universally established. No Card must remain distinct from the card-labelled choices.
At arrival, match the model, color and Bundle, inspect condition and identify components before updating software. Document differences and follow current applicable order/support terms.
Useful details, with their evidence level visible.
| Topic | This product's source/data | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Brick Hammer in URL, packing text and readable artwork. | Not generic Brick or another product's configuration. |
| Offer | Five colors × four Bundles, 20 available variants. | No extra Kit option or warehouse certification. |
| Price | $279.99 / $309.99 / $339.99 / $409.99. | No delivered total or benchmark value proof. |
| Material | CNC aluminum alloy + glass + electronics. | No independent alloy, drop or scratch test. |
| Display | 3.2-inch 1024×768 fully laminated IPS. | No measured brightness, response or universal readability. |
| Processor / graphics | A133P 1.8GHz / GE8300 660MHz. | No selected-unit inspection or title benchmark. |
| Memory / internal storage | 1GB LPDDR3 / 8GB eMMC. | Separate from Bundle card labels; usable space unverified. |
| External storage | TF up to 1TB, FAT32 USB-drive source wording. | No comprehensive compatibility test. |
| System | Linux, TrimUI UI, Chinese/English. | No installed CrossMix or version verified. |
| Wireless | 802.11 b/g/n; BT2.1+EDR/4.2. | No universal pairing, multiplayer or streaming proof. |
| Controls / feedback | FN/F1/F2, joystick N/A, single-channel vibration. | Actual mapping, force and game behavior need checking. |
| Audio | Two 0.5W speakers, 3.5mm jack, mono microphone. | No independently tested audio quality or every function. |
| Ports | Top USB-C Host, bottom charging/OTG, TF slot. | No inferred video or universal USB support. |
| Power | 3000mAh 3.7V, 5V/2A; source five-hour claim. | No measured runtime or USB-PD guarantee. |
| Dimensions / weight | 73.2mm width, 109.9mm height, 196g. | Depth appears as 19.9mm/11.79mm with unclear measurement points; verify actual dimensions. |
| Package | Source console/keycaps/cable/manual/box. | Not a selected-order inventory or licensed game manifest. |
Current choices and prices are offer facts. Historical hardware, software and package descriptions remain attributed source data, not laboratory certification.
Compare the requirement before comparing the headline.
Consider Hammer if...
- You want vertical D-pad-oriented play.
- The source-listed metal design and finish appeal.
- The compact screen fits your reading needs.
- You can confirm firmware, card preparation and intended titles.
- You accept a design-led purchase without universal performance promises.
Compare another format if...
- You need analog sticks or a wider grip.
- Larger text is more important than compactness.
- You require Android apps or a verified streaming workflow.
- You expect a guaranteed licensed 15,000-game collection.
- You need measured all-day runtime or specific demanding-game results.
A larger-screen handheld may address reading needs; a different input layout may address analog controls; a phone/controller arrangement may fit an existing software workflow. Verify each alternative separately.
No measured superiority over those formats is claimed. Match the device to the actual owner and session.
Prepare once, preserve your work and keep the routine simple.
- Match Brick Hammer, selected color and exact Bundle.
- Identify actual keycaps, cable, card and other confirmed components.
- Confirm firmware, language, card dependency and supported setup instructions.
- Use compatible legal games and establish emulator/settings/control requirements.
- Check reading comfort, shoulder reach, audio and supported save behavior.
- Follow documented charging guidance and observe runtime.
- Back up supported content/saves before card or firmware changes.
No universal image, wipe-free update procedure or guaranteed card interchangeability is inferred. Unsupported modifications are not part of the buying recommendation.
Clear answers for design, capacity and setup decisions.
Which model is offered?
TrimUI Brick Hammer, identified by this product's URL, original packing text and readable artwork.
What are the colors?
Gray, Silver, Black, Green and pink, exactly as currently selectable.
How many variants are available?
Twenty: five colors × No Card, 64G, 128G or 256G, all currently available for sale.
What are the prices?
No Card $279.99, 64G $309.99, 128G $339.99 and 256G $409.99 USD, identical across colors.
Does color cost extra?
No current color premium exists at the same Bundle.
What are the upgrade differences?
$30, $30 and $70 between adjacent choices; No Card to 256G adds $130.
Does more capacity make the console faster?
No verified processor, RAM or frame-rate upgrade follows from card labels.
Does No Card mean no console?
No. It is the card-free console selection. Confirm actual software/card dependencies.
Is No Card immediately ready to play?
No readiness guarantee follows from the label. Establish firmware and legal content preparation.
Are cards and their contents audited?
No complete brand, speed, usable-space, filesystem or title audit accompanies the labels.
Is 1TB expansion guaranteed?
It is historical source wording, not a comprehensive selected-unit compatibility test.
Is the whole device metal?
The source lists CNC aluminum alloy, glass and electronics. Full-metal marketing should not mean every component is metal.
Is it drop-proof or scratch-proof?
No independent impact, scratch or waterproof certification is supplied.
What display is source-listed?
3.2-inch 1024×768 fully laminated IPS, not independently measured display performance.
Does resolution guarantee readable text?
No. Physical screen size, scaling, game interface and personal vision still matter.
What processor and graphics are described?
Allwinner A133P 1.8GHz and PowerVR GE8300 660MHz in the source table.
What RAM and internal storage are listed?
1GB LPDDR3 and 8GB eMMC, separate from 64G/128G/256G Bundle labels.
Are analog sticks shown?
They are not shown in the front layout, and the original joystick row says N/A. Confirm intended-game inputs.
Are hotkeys universal?
No. FN and F1/F2 source labels do not establish every firmware mapping or shortcut.
How many keycaps come with it?
Source text says keycap ×2 while art describes three sets with one installed. Confirm actual pieces and shapes for the order.
Is CrossMix installed?
No installed CrossMix image is independently verified. The source table lists Linux and TrimUI UI.
Is ArkOS or Android promised?
No such specific environment is established for the supplied unit.
Are English menus guaranteed in every configuration?
Chinese/English is source-listed; confirm actual language settings in the installed system.
What should I check for GBA, SNES or PS1?
The exact title, compatible legal files, emulator/core, settings and controls. Old keywords are not universal performance tests.
Is every PS1 game smooth?
No title-by-title benchmark or universal result is provided.
Are PS2, PSP, N64 or PC games guaranteed?
No blanket capabilities for those workloads are added from this evidence.
Are 15,000 games included?
No audited manifest supports a fixed total. The title and up-to-13,000+ media also differ.
Do photos grant game licenses?
No. Artwork is not content delivery, licensing proof or a performance result.
Are Wi-Fi and Bluetooth source-listed?
Yes: 802.11 b/g/n and BT2.1+EDR/4.2. Actual pairing and software function need confirmation.
Does Battle support mean every game supports multiplayer?
No. Compatible software, games, settings, devices and networks are required to evaluate the workflow.
Does USB-C mean TV output?
No. Source Host/OTG/charging wording does not establish video output.
Are Moonlight or cloud games guaranteed?
No verified streaming setup, subscription or service access is supplied here.
What audio is source-listed?
Two 0.5W speakers, 3.5mm jack and mono microphone, not independently measured audio performance.
Is vibration active in every game?
No. A source motor specification does not prove every emulator/game uses it.
What battery and charging are described?
3000mAh 3.7V Li-polymer and USB-C 5V/2A in the source.
Is five-hour runtime guaranteed?
No standardized workload or independent selected-unit result supports that historical claim.
Does True Standby mean zero drain?
No. Confirm actual suspend/resume and power behavior instead of inferring zero consumption.
What size and weight are listed?
73.2mm wide, 109.9mm high and 196g. The source's 19.9mm/11.79mm depth notation is unclear and needs measurement.
Is pink the same as Rose Gold?
That exact mapping is not verified. Select the current label and confirm the supplied appearance.
What does the package reference show?
Console, keycaps, charging cable, manual and box. Actual selected-order contents need checking.
Are a wall charger, bag or film included?
No universal inclusion of those extras is established by the source packing list.
Could it be a Birthday Gift?
Consider it after checking recipient screen/control fit, desired finish, setup and actual contents.
Does availability guarantee quick dispatch?
No. It means available for sale, not a verified warehouse or delivery schedule.
Does compare-at prove a former paid price?
No. It is a configured reference amount, not independently audited sales history.
Do the old supplier promotions apply?
This page does not retain third-party coupons, shipping deadlines, response guarantees or surprise-gift promises.
Are new warranty or return promises added?
No. Current applicable published and order-specific terms govern.
A considered Brick Hammer setup, not a purchase led by an unchecked number.
No Card $279.99 for setup-conscious buyers; 64G $309.99 for a confirmed card-labelled arrangement; 128G $339.99 when another $30 serves the collection; 256G $409.99 when the $70 step has a clear purpose.
Choose Gray, Silver, Black, Green or pink for personal appearance. Confirm actual firmware, intended legal games, physical comfort and selected-package contents before ordering.
This page uses its own current offer data and Shopify-hosted product media. Hardware and accessory source claims remain distinct from independent tests and actual selected-order confirmation.
