OneXFly F1 Pro: OLED 144Hz Ultimate Gaming Handheld Console Free sticker Only 1st, July-8th,July

Best handheld I've used.

So, I'm not going to dock points for this because the F1 Pro is intended to run on Windows. Before you install Bazzite make sure you calibrate the controls in the Onexconsole app. My left joystick was messed up and I had to go into Windows to fix it. Other than this I've had no issues and all the games I've played so far run grsat. I highly recommend switching to Bazzite and getting Emudeck.

When it comes to gaming handhelds, I there's tons of hype, but the devices are inconsistent in what they offer. The OneXFly F1 Pro is an exception to this in the best way. Note: I postponed this review until a couple weeks of ownership because I want this review to have regular use legitimacy.

This device delivers on everything it says and more. Here's the checklist:

Build quality: 9.5/10. From the high quality plastic they use for the device, to the buttons and joysticks, everything feels and looks great. 10's are reserved for devices that are indestructible ;) I just have really high standards.

Usability 9.7/10: Super responsive buttons and great ergonomics. The size is exactly right for a device that feels small enough to carry but large enough for a screen that won't make you squint. It's such a delicate balance since PC games typically aren't designed for small displays, and this device hits the sweet spot. Calling It portable is a stretch. It's thick, but in a way that is completely manageable. Battery life is not great, but also when factoring in size of the device and its functionality, I feel like this is a matter of "physics has rules". Not compromised design. (also, the control of TDP lets it be long lasting on less demanding games.)

Software 9.5/10: It just works. I switched to Bazzite the moment I got the device. The installation was seamless (with bootloader controls that were greatly appreciated), and everything is almost perfectly integrated. Windows is in the past. All games are running perfectly.

Hardware 10/10: What can I say? for a handheld device, it's stupidly powerful. Most AAA games get consistent 60fps(or more) frame rates with a little tweaking (and low compromises). The OLED displays damn gorgeous. It's the best in class.

Customer Service 10/10: they were with me every step of the way. It was almost annoying how much they wanted to be sure I received the device in working condition. These people are clearly invested in making sure their buyers get their devices.

Pricing 9.5/10: It's expensive. The thing is, before this, I tried the ROG ally X, and an Ayaneo Air 1s. They both had major issues (highly variable), and I returned them. Bottom line is, if you want a device that has everything, you'll have to pay what it's worth.

Disclaimer: this is MY experience with this device, and I am aware that hardware for things like this can differ between users... But, I personally have had an amazing experience with the OneXfly.

Summary: If you want a device that can do everything you want, this is it. It's an expensive device, but if you're a passionate gamer, look no further. I could not be more happy with this device.

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I wanted something that would travel well and not compromise on performance. I LOVE this device. I went with the fly and paired it with a set of Viture glasses and have not looked back. I mainly play MMORPG and RTS games and this monster has been PERFECT!!

Great product, w/no complaints other than for its battery life, and of course, being expensive. 😉
Beautiful display, as well as being fast.
I'm able to run the game Star Citizen on it w/no problems, including in its installation. It's an extremely intense game w/a very high level of graphics.
The game runs great, and the graphics beautiful, though you do need the 64 GB RAM model since the game is intensely memory hungry, and getting worse w/every new release, but then again, ALL the new games which are being released now-a-days are, and it's only going to get worse.
Finally, I highly recommend people buy the 64 GB RAM model. The DDR5 RAM is not upgradable. They're soldered in. You also need to share the memory w/the graphics display as well for the very best graphics.
It may cost you more now, but in the long run, will be cheaper vs. having to buy a whole new system later.
The SSDs are upgradeable, so you can save there instead w/just the 2 TB model.