ONEXPLAYER X1 PRO AMD Ryzen™ AI 9 HX 370, 10.95'' 3-In-1 Redefining Handheld Gaming Device

👌👍 absolutely perfect (f.e. form factor/tech design/hw specs/display size/.. related) - all 3in1 tasks perfectly done (& recommend also the fitting 'elite pack') - no issues/problems - can absolutly highly recommend this device (& as a 'premium [& awesome (../slim [f.e. travel ready..])] UMPC product' & 'on the go'-portable) to any user/usecase & as a definitive 'must have' (& worthy upgrade to the/AMD's 'Ryzen AI 9 HX 370'). It fits exactly all my computational needs/tasks & replaces/replaced any other device : so, If you don't own/have one : get one

I recommend the 64GB RAM (& shared VRAM) variant (& I think you wouldn't regret it).

Initially surprised about size , once used to it, it has been the best device I had from now.
Tablet, gaming device and full PC all in one, very versatile, with enough power to deal with work, leisure or gaming and once of the best sound speakers seen in long time.

I have owned my OXP x1 Pro for 9 days and it has already changed the way I work, play and travel. For starters it has replaced my desktop completely. I have mounted the OXPGPU2 on my double monitor set up. When I need the extra monitor workspace, I can use it. When I want to game in 4k I can do it, but the truth is 80% of what I want to do I never really have to leave the couch. The large built in display of the x1 is remarkably clear and windows built in scaling make using it a breeze. There is just enough resolution to run an excel doc side by side with PDFs. I have even tinkered with running a private LLM AI on the device, and in the future I am going to use the expanded SSD storage on the OXPGPU2 for just that.The ability to spec the x1 with increased ram (more then you would need for most gaming) is such a great option. When it comes to gaming obviously the X1 is built for that. I really like the extra resolution, combined with the scalable power delivery. Being able to change the wattage of the device on the fly is really handy. OXP has made tuning performance really intuitive, and easy. I find the controllers to be high quality, and light weight. Being able to use them on the device like a game pad is a great feature. I also like that you can pull them off and mount them together as a game pad. I ordered a second controller at the time of purchase and can plug in the X1 to the TV down stairs and use it like a traditional console for multi player games. We went on vacation for a quick beach weekend, and brought the X1 with us. The inexpensive cases that OXP sells for their products are high quality and making transporting the devices easy and neat. That is really the magic of this device. It goes where you go, so the party never ends. It is a personal device, but can plug into a hotel TV and become a social device. It can be handheld as an extremely powerful work tablet, or be a full blown gaming rig while you wait in the car line to pick your kids up from school. It can plug into the GPU2 and do productivity work on multiple monitors or run demanding games at 4k. This device is so flexible and good at many things it really does find a way to be the device you can use for everything. When something is this portable and this powerful it really does replace other stuff.

I've bought one of the "gaming" tablets from ONEXPLAYER and what stood out most of the purchase was the great service. I had queries before I make the final decision to purchase it to the support and to their credit they were very helpful. I received support with the customs preparation as well. As for the tablet itself, it feels sturdy like it is made from quality materials. It is exactly as described and it works as expected. As for the price, it is subjective. This is a niche product and as such by definition it is expensive. However, I feel it is very well justified. I also see they offer replacement parts and it seems relatively easy to service the tablet. So for me it is well worth its price tag.

The only points I will deduct is for the poor or altogether missing documentation/data sheet in English(haven't checked in Chinese). Some products have somewhat documented specifications and/or manuals. Others you must guess. I'm pretty sure I can get this information from the support, but I have plenty of experience so I didn't have to. Same with the support Software. It is there, but not very well structured. If the support pages are improved I feel ONEXPLAYER could rival big players like ASUS. Hopefully, this is on the road map. If not, then you can always fall back to their support service, which so far has been great.

Very good device! This plus the egpu2 is a killer setup! I love how portable it is!