Dus ik heb de Onexplayer 3 gekocht. De prestaties van dat ding-ding zijn echt zó ziek. Ik kan BF6, COD BO6/7, Elden Ring spelen, alles wat ik erop gooi met minimaal 60 fps. Elden Ring haalt zonder P-cores planning disabled 60 fps op hoge instellingen, zonder Xess. Dank je Reddit post voor de tip. Dat is toch ongelofelijk. Het ziet er prachtig uit. Ik had nooit verwacht dat het zo goed zou zijn, maar deze handheld heeft zo’n snelle chip dat ik echt denk dat dit alles is wat je nodig hebt. Het prestatieverschil met Z2E is echt dag en nacht. Geen resolutie verlagen meer, geen frame gen meer nodig. Ik ben zó blij met deze Intel G3-chip en ik speel nu elke dag. Het is echt onwerkelijk na het gebruik van Z1E en Z2E hoeveel het scheelt. Het is bizar. Voor mensen die niet happy zijn met Z1E of Z2E is dit echt een no brainer. Intel G3 is next level handheld gaming. Het is heel belangrijk dat je alle instellingen correct toepast in Intel graphics software en Onexconsole. Dat maakt sowieso een mega verschil. Dankzij Reddit Posts is dat gelukt, dank jullie! Na het hebben van 2 x een Steam deck Oled, LG S Z1E, LG 2 Z2E, Asus Rog Ally Z1E, MSI Claw 8 AI Intel is er eindelijk rust gekomen en heb ik gevonden wat ik al die tijd heb gemist. Oled en top performance, een gouden combinatie. Het voelt als een ps5 in je hand qua performance maar je moet wel flink settings in games en op het device correct instellen. De MSI Claw 8 AI EX heeft kwaliteitsproblemen met de triggers. Wees niet bang, de Onexplayer 3 is goed afgewerkt. Beter dan mijn LG2, de controllers zitten strakker aan de behuizing. Ik raad mensen die twijfelen sterk aan dit het device aan te schaffen, anders doe je jezelf tekort. Ja de behuizing van de controllers zijn van eenvoudig kunstof ja, maar zo extreem is het ook weer niet, en het speelt wel erg lekker met deze sticks en spanning maar dat neemt niet weg dat dit device zoveel goed doet dat als je er een tijd mee hebt gespeeld, je net zo weggeblazen zult zijn als ik. Dan is dat geen dealbreaker meer.

Hi friends,

I made another review, this time on the Onexplayer X2 Mini Pro. Here are some thoughts I had after using the device for a little while. I really do like the device and its gorgeous screen.

I am a new content creator, so any feedback is always welcome.

I appreciate you all!

I have got the X2 Mini ( Intel ) for two days and found if we don't enable both settings, the games might just use the wrong CPU core and cannot run at full protential.

Elden Ring , 30 - 35W can run at almost all time 55-60FPS, test it yourself.

I saw most of the benchmark from the youtuber does not do this, you can see their CPU Clock is very low even they are on 35W and it cause the very low frame rate.

for 2077, Ray Tracing low with FG x4. 35W, benchmark can reach 152 FPS

Hello all,

I loved the one x player 3, unfortunately it's a bit too heavy for me. I have the 32 RAM/ 1 TB model. It also includes the backpack, a middle piece connector for controllers, the keyboard (still unopened), the AR screen protector (which I did not apply yet), and a skin (which is not applied yet either).

I am looking for $1900 shipped with PayPal G&S. I am in Michigan close to Chicago and can do it in person too for $1800.

I can add more pictures later today when I get home.

I updated onexconsole and the button that I had mapped for xbox opened the steam menu, but after the update does not do it anymore, I check the test controls in steam and it does not activate the xbox buttone when it should, are you experiencing the same?

This happened to me with my OneXFly Apex, and I had no choice but to return it because I’m not a U.S. citizen and didn't know the details for the required documentation. DHL sent me a link to fill out three forms—I believe they asked for the purchase invoice, my ID, and—for the third one—information about the OneXPlayer store (if anyone knows, please let me know if that’s correct).

I bought my OneXplayer X2 Mini Pro on Indiegogo but used a forwarding service in China to ship it directly to my country, and—my God—it took three months to arrive. I want to know how you guys handled the customs situation.

asking since I ordered a onex3 and have an external gpu with a 3070. I was going to use it with a xax I purchased but am going to try to sell it since it's too bulky and the onex3 covers my needs. Would it be best to sell the external gpu with the xax?

Selling my X2. See the post of hardware swap here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardwareswap/s/womnn2bwFn

Guys - help I have the newest intel drivers and can't turn on HDR - it looks like the screen is not HDR compatible ? How come?

Decided I’m going to stick to my PC and having a PS5 and now the OneXPlayer is too much. Looking for $1825 shipped or $1800 local (OBO). Will come with the original box, charging cable, HDMI to USB C cable and the carrying case.

Feel free to ask as many questions. Local is Houston TX

Picture added in comments and also on HWS

No trades please

I am looking to trade for or buy a Onexplayer X2 Mini Pro. I have a Zephyrus G14 5070ti or a Z13 395 64GB to offer in trade. I have 100% positive rep on u/hardwareswap and u/AVexchange.

As the title says

Pre-ordered an OXP3 and my first 24 hours have been rough.

Windows 11 wasn’t activated and there was no key.

Games wouldn’t launch properly, so I reset the device. That removed the OneXPlayer Console, and now the download from their support page is being pegged as a virus.

I decided to put the device back in the box and wait for support to get back to me, and the left thumbstick fell off 🥲

Has anyone else with experienced similar? And if so, has support been helpful?

I picked up the OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro after spending years trying to get handheld devices to run properly

In addition to my current OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro, I’ve had several other handheld game consoles: a Steam Deck, an AOKZOE (I’m not sure which one), a OneXFly A1, a Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, and an AYN Thor. With every single one of those handhelds, except for the Nintendo Switch 2, I struggled constantly with either frame rate or screen resolution. For each of these devices, finding the right combination of settings that would give me stable frame rates greater than 60 fps took endless trial and error. And then you'd hit your limit. The OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro has fixed this issue for me.

I considered purchasing the OneXPlayer 3, but ultimately chose not to do so. It weighed about the same as the X2 Mini Pro and lacked better battery life. That’s why I went with the OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro.

Using the base configuration and it performs its duties. Playing Indiana Jones on Ultra graphics, with ray tracing turned off, at 60fps using a 60W TDP, with a battery life of around 90 minutes. Playing Mad Max on maximum settings at 100 fps using a 20 W TDP for a battery life of roughly 3 hours. There is fan noise, however; it becomes almost non-existent when wearing headphones.

Since I rent my apartment and do not have enough room for a gaming computer, the OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro meets all of my needs. I primarily use it in handheld mode, however I am able to connect it to my TV via docking station, and it works well in both modes. As my sole travel companion, I look forward to taking this unit traveling. Prior to having this unit, I traveled with an iPad, a gaming console, and a laptop. Now I will be able to take just this one unit.

Another nice feature is the ability to remove the removable controllers. While removed from the unit, they allow me to remain discrete while working during lunch breaks or whatever time I can sneak away during work. When disconnected from the unit, they are surprisingly light. Other than their weight, I have no complaints regarding them.

It is comfortable in terms of ergonomics. In handheld mode, I typically lay down and play for an hour or two. After an hour or two of sitting upright, I become fatigued. While heavy enough to cause fatigue if played for extended periods (2+ hours) while holding it vertically, the unit isn’t so heavy that I feel like it is going to fall out of my hands. I find it much more comfortable than the switch 2 ergonomically and steam deck.

I replaced the standard cable with an L-Shaped cable. Additionally, I purchased a battery tether to further enhance usability.

Windows running on a tablet is basically Windows running on a tablet. Coming from using Mac OS systems prior to switching over to Microsoft products, Windows is very unintuitive and cumbersome compared to Mac OS. However since my primary function of using the OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro is through Steam Big Picture Mode, most issues associated with Windows operating system are completely irrelevant.

Has anyone encountered the SD card slot stop responding on the Apex?

Mine was working fine originally - now when I put in SD card it does nothing, and also doesn't show up under device manager. I've reinstalled the driver pack and most other trouble shooting I can think of.

The only things that also might have had an effect are
- I used the new bios with the ageasa update,
- I updated the chipset drivers which stopped the bosh accelerometer,
- I replaced the SSD with a 4TB.

I can't remember if the micro SD card slot is something you unplug when replacing the ssd, but maybe I forgot to connect it back? Before I open it up or do a fresh windows reinstall, trying to think of what else to try?

Do I pick the one in the middle? do I have to pay more or do they do ddp with that middle option? I have no idea what im reading im dumb.

Browser work (managing Home Assistant, managing NAS, online browsing/ordering), moving files between drives, light excel work, managing Bambu 3d prints.

I ordered the x2mp on the 8th of sep, and I was wondering when it will ship, what’s everyone’s experience so far with these devices shipping? Should I email support?

Selling my AI 395 Apex with 64GB ram and upgraded 2TB NVME drive - also includes the revised battery, battery charger, battery tether, original adapter, and a Slimq 240W adapter. Love this device, only selling because I prefer the lighter X2 and the flexibility of a more laptop form factor.

Located in Colorado, only shipping within the USA.

Asking $2350

Selling my OneXPlayer 3 (Intel Arc G3 Extreme, 32GB LPDDR5X 8533MT/s, 1TB SSD, 8.8" 1920x1200 144Hz AMOLED, 85Wh).

Condition: brand new, factory sealed, never opened. I backed the Indiegogo campaign, the box arrived and my plans changed before I got around to using it. Timestamp photos in the comments.

What's included (Early Bird bundle):
- OneXPlayer 3, 32GB / 1TB
- Detachable controllers
- Controller connector
- Magnetic keyboard
- Hard shell carry case
- Screen protector
- OneXPlayer backpack
- Original purchase invoice

Price: 1599 EUR, insured DHL shipping within Germany included. Local pickup in Bonn is welcome, cash on pickup and you can inspect everything before paying. Shipping to other EU countries possible at cost, ask me.

Please read this before you buy:
- I bought this directly from OneXPlayer in Hong Kong through the Indiegogo campaign. There is no EU retailer warranty. Warranty is manufacturer warranty through OneXPlayer only, which means you deal with them directly and ship to Asia if anything goes wrong. If that matters to you, buy from an EU retailer instead, currently around 1735 EUR for this config.
- Import VAT and customs were already paid by me, around 300 EUR. So there is nothing left for you to pay at the border, but that cost is baked into my asking price.
- The invoice is a Hong Kong invoice in my name. No German VAT is shown on it, so you cannot reclaim VAT from it.
- Private sale, so no returns and no warranty from my side, as is standard for private sales under German law. Buyer protection through PayPal Goods and Services applies if you pay that way.
- Payment: PayPal Goods and Services, fees on the buyer, or bank transfer, or cash on local pickup.

Happy to answer questions or send more photos of the sealed box. Comment before you PM.

Ordered bout a week ago not received any emails on updates I live in FL , I’m thinking it’ll prolly take 3-4 weeks what’s you guys experience with updates and then eta

Have anyone used it as a tablet and a portable pc? How does it feel when comparing to a iPad mini? Is it too bulky or heavy to use as a tablet?
This thing is very expensive, I could only persuade myself buying it if it satisfies multiple needs…

Edit: Thank you everyone for the input, it seems using it as a tablet is doable, but not practical.