F1 PRO

It should be stated how good the ergonomics are compared to the OneXFly f1 pro! Finally feels like a premium controller with the micro switches and button/stick layout and hair triggers!

I haven't heard that perspective before. Any controller needs power. I haven't seen any data showing that these use more power. Normally, when devices get charged, they stop at a certain maximum so if they are fully charged, they won't use more power than what any controller would need. I don't view

Haha, it seems like you and I are like oil and water. The touchpad is absolutely essential to me. I would take that over joystick mouse support any day. Also, the touchscreen is the other way to navigate the OS and I think that is my primary way, and I use the touchpad when I need to use a cursor fo

If it doesn’t have VRR, enabling VSync can prevent screen tearing, but in theory the experience won’t be as smooth as with VRR. With VSync, the system forces the game’s frame output to match the display’s refresh rate. This removes tearing, but if the game can’t consistently maintain that refresh ra

It’s so much better as you can just tell by looking at it. Really good spatial placement between the sticks and overall grip. It’s awful on the Legion Go 2 as you can tell and even the younger OneXFly f1 pro it’s significantly better ergonomically. The dpad/triggers/bumpers are a level up with micro

Made a post about it but OneXFly F1 Pro in Q4 2025. Released too early and is the dark horse out of all these handhelds. That handheld went from $1400 at launch to $800 used now in the FB marketplace market. The biggest downside of that console was the small 48wh battery that now you can just upgrad

What’s weird is that this subreddit is one of the least vocal overall. Other brand subreddits are packed with people having issues, but this one is rather quiet. It goes to show me that either GPD has fewer problems or the people having the problems are less vocal than purchasers of other brands. I’