F1 PRO

If you have a Claw 8 you don't really need anything else unless you're just looking to collect or get something different. In that case get a OneXFly F1 Pro for the compact size and OLED screen or a OneXPlayer X1 Pro for the large screen. If you buy from OneXPlayer just know that you can expect to b

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

Thank you for sharing your experience. I actually thought about buying one for the sake of testing it out as I’ve always been curious about the device but haven’t found a reasonable price lol. I kinda agree with what you said. Once you transition to an 8-inch screen, it’s kinda hard to go back to a

There's OneXFly F1 Pro (7" OLED) and AOKZOE A1X (8" IPS) that both have an HX 370 which are effectively Z2 Extreme chips with more CPU cores. Another option that gives you that much performance is the MSI Claw AI 8+. Otherwise you could go with a Z1 Extreme device which would get you around 20% less

OneXFly F1 Pro OLED HX370 is $1300, best in terms of display, performance and features, that would be my first pick, but the price tag is a bit steep to justify for a handheld.

I'm going to side with OP here... I have a OneXFly F1 Pro 7" OLED device and the colors appear to be more vivid. The Legion Go 2 is gorgeous, but the Mura effect is pretty intense and I prefer more saturation natively.

This sounds like a decision only you can make. I have a OneXFly, the ergonomics are top notch and it's quiet compared to a Legion Go S. There are smaller consoles like the GPD Win and Antec Core HS. But I've found smaller screens tend to be too small for PC games.

Definetly 8 inch. There is one 7 inch device that is pretty small, the OneXFly F1 pro where I can see the appeal of a more compact device, but usually 7 inch devices are pretty large too, but an 8 inch screen makes a pretty big difference without changing much in terms of portability, weight or comf

Legion go S without a doubt. The performance you’re getting for the price isn’t worth the OneXFLY F1 Pro. The only thing it has is the OLED, and I still personally don’t think that makes up for the price. Also, if you ever go to sell one to upgrade in the future, the Legion is easier to sell since i

It’s a really tough call. On one hand, you have a more powerful device (Go S), but the other has a more vibrant screen. I returned my sealed Legion Go S for an OLED PC Handheld, the OneXFly F1 Pro which I scored a sweet deal on eBay, because I wanted the best of both worlds. You lots of time to thin