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This tiny retro games handheld hides big features for audiophiles, and at a very attractive price
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Quick Summary The AP30 Music Player looks like a tiny Game Boy and even plays a version of Tetris, but it's actually a Hi-Res Audio digital music player.
Although the AP30 Music Boy looks like a miniature retro gaming handheld, and comes with a built-in game, it has a hidden secret... it's not really a gaming handheld at all.
The Music Boy is actually a Hi-Res digital music player and USB DAC that can be used to clean up the audio from your phone or laptop.
Its design is inspired by the Game Boy and handhelds from the 90s, but it has more in common with an iPod nano.
You can get the plastic version from just £64 / $85 per Music Boy, and the aluminium model from £70 / $93.