July has been quite the interesting ride for MagicX. First they announce the discontinuation of the Mini Zero 28, and…
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MagicX formally introduces the Mini Dream, a 3.3-inch OLED handheld coming in Linux and Android versions with prices ranging from $80 to $180.
MagicX has unveiled a custom 3.3-inch OLED screen for a mysterious 2026 handheld, suggesting another device could soon join the upcoming Mini40.
It was only a couple of days ago that MagicX put out the announcement that the Mini Zero 28 would…
RIP the Mini Zero 28! Thanks to insane RAM prices, MagicX is pulling the plug on the Z28 and teasing the $49 Linux-based Mini40. Will it actually happen?
New MagicX Two Dream details reveal the chips, RAM, and storage for both models, while pricing and release dates remain a mystery.
MagicX teases the Two Dream: a 4:3 Android handheld with a 4.5-inch 1440×1080 screen, front stereo speakers, and dual hall sticks.
Seven months with the MagicX Zero 40. From Emerald Green aesthetics to MAME performance, here is why this $50 vertical handheld is a solid budget buy in 2026.
MinUI dev Shaun Inman has launched DEDICATED OS, a single-system DS launcher for the MagicX Zero40, while also preparing to release his adventure Ratcheteer DX.
MagicX hits the scene again with the One 35. A sub $100 Android handheld with a good experience AND TATE mode? This could be the one for a lot of people.