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I have an A8 and while it has downsides, it's the only real device that fits what I wanted - 8" Z2E device that has no deal breakers. The one thing the aokzoe has that is a potential game changer (for me) is that it has an oculink port. I use my device as a console half the time connected to an Egpu

Probably the aokzoe a1x with bazzite on it

5% gain seems very low. Maybe it will improve with future updates. I get 10-30% gains on cyberpunk on Bazzite vs W11 with the Aokzoe A1X hx370.

Been through 3 MSI claws. One 7ai and 2 8ai. While it is, more efficient and has good performance, for me it was hit or miss especially in older games. I honestly just don't think Intel is reliable or compatible enough at this point in time for the gaming landscape outside of the most recent release

My current handheld is the AOKZOE A1X. Uses Ryzen HX370, which is essentially the raw form of the Z2E. Performance difference is negligible between the chips, though you can decide for yourself. It has, by far, the best ergonomics I’ve found for one of these devices. Incredibly comfortable to hold f

Which one feels more premium and durable in real life? While the MSI 8AI (Intel) feels very premium, MSI really cheaped out on the AMD version as it looks and feels like they used cheap plastic with more edges. The AOKZOE is a sub brand of OneXPlayer and the A1X basically has the kitchen sink in ter

I knew the price was going to be way more expensive than the original model, I have a steamdeck and then I bought a second hand Legion Go, I loved it but found it was to big, I returned it and bought an Aokzoe A1x and I don’t regret it, was much cheaper as I bought the 1TB model and it has the HX370

Lol coming on strong there so I will make this my last reply. Let me reiterate, I don't own nor have I ever owned an Asus handheld much less product. I went from a steam deck OLED, to a claw 7ai, 2 claw 8 Al's, legion go s and now a Aokzoe A1X which ironically your video helped me in deciding to pur