FunnyPlaying's FPGB Mini Sells Out First 20-Unit Batch, Plans More After Holidays

FunnyPlaying’s FPGB Mini is a pocketable handheld that plays Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges via an built-in emulator reading ROMs from a microSD card. Priced at $69.99 for the first batch of 20 units, the device sold out within about 10 minutes, with the company noting further stock will arrive after National Day and Mid-Autumn holidays. Key specs include a 2.98" 800×720 IPS display, RTC, USB-C, microSD expansion (up to 32GB), 1800 mAh battery (4–6 hours), and a 0.5W speaker. While praised for its design and screen, learners may encounter issues like rumble cartridge fit and a springy on/off switch. More batches are expected post-holiday, with official restock details to follow.
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