The GKD Pixel is a sub-$100 handheld game console that will appeal to those who enjoyed the Game Boy, Nintendo’s 8-bit machine that was hugely popular in the early 1990s for its visual appeal.

portable console They are experiencing a second youth and the offer is expanding every week. The GKD Pixel is not high-end like the last ones we presented to you (MSI The Claw or OneXPlayer X1), but it is much cheaper and more manageable.

It has an aluminum body with reduced dimensions (Dimensions 80 x 56 x 18 mm) and some grooves on the back for easy grip. It has a D-Pad, four action buttons and start and select keys on the front and two left and right side keys on top. It has a USB-C port, a speaker and a headphone jack at the bottom, and on the side are the power and menu buttons, as well as charging indicators.

Your screen is a 2.4 inch color LCD with a native resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. Its processor is Ingenic x1830 with 128 MB of RAM and it has a 1300 mAh battery that should offer 3 to 4 hours of autonomy.

What can you do with this GKD Pixel? Retrograde the but in a review of the GKD Pixel, Retrododo, who analyzed it, points out that the console is capable of handling emulation of classic games and some consolesincluding Sony Playstation 1.

The GKD Pixel can be purchased in black, blue, red or green finishes 89 dollars with shipping from January 31. It’s not a machine for everyone or everything, but it’s small and very maneuverable, pocketable for occasional fun, and very reasonably priced.