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It sure looks nice, but thats it. The Claw 8ai and the AokZoe A1X are the very best money can buy this year.

The aokzoe a1x is 899$ pricey but at least it as oculink port

It isn’t GPD’s fault in the pricing of the APU. I don’t think the apu is a good fit for the device. The z13 flow and the mini desktops will have much higher power draw than the win 5 will. The chip is faster than everything else out there, but at a 20-30w TDP, it isn’t that much faster. So what a lo

For performance no, the double price isn't worth it IMO. At that price you're also getting close to the newest HX 370 devices like AOKZOE A1X and OneXFly F1 Pro. Those are equivalent to the Z2 Extreme which hasn't released yet.

Definitely not worth that much money. You can get the AOKZOE A1X which has the same 8” screen, is just as comfortable, has a much bigger battery, and is a lot more powerful for $1,200 new on AOKZOE’s site. I sold my Legion Go S after I got the A1X. It’s so much better. Also, you can put Bazzite on i

I agree, I like my AOKZOE A1X more than my Legion Go 2. It’s the perfect size, comfortable, powerful, and the screen is gorgeous even though it’s not OLED. And it’s cheaper than the Go 2 now. Bazzite is great in it too.

The AOKZOE A1X is very underrated. I got one for $900 from Mercari. The big battery with the chipset means you can lower the TDP, get great performance and play for hours.

For $650-$750 it’s definitely worth it but almost $1,600 is insane. You can get the MSI Claw 8ai which has the same screen but a way bigger battery, better processor, and better sound for $900 used or $1,100 new. Or for $1,300 you can get the AOKZOE A1X which has a bigger battery and a more powerful

I bought a PC handheld because I wanted a handheld. I know I could buy a 2k laptop and save money, but I prefer gaming on a handheld that I can upgrade with a graphics card if I want. Plenty of people buy the Asus Xbox Ally, Lenovo Legion Go 2, or other PC handhelds for over $1000 that only have Thu

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