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I also feel the same I used old netbooks with smaller keys but correct layout and it's easier to adapt to than full size bad layout. I think onexplayer g1 had a great idea with the removable keyboard and properly placed track pad with game controls and thumb keyboard underneath for this size device.

I've actually had this issue a few weeks ago and finally settled on my device so i can give you my narrowed down choices for you. GPD Win 4 - Its a handheld first obviously and the most portable here but it does come with a keyboard (strictly for thumb typing) for quick emails and passwords but you

Besides my OneXPlayer G1, I have... Legion Go, Xbox Ally X, Steam Deck. G1 is the best of them all: - Legion Go and G1 have the same screen, which beats Steam Deck and XBox Ally X. - G1 can come with 64 GB of RAM (which is the version I got), beats all the others. - G1 can come with a 4TB SSD, which

Out of consideration for user experience and portability, a good choice will be a clamshell device. These tend to be easier to pocket or slip into a bag without worrying about lint, dust and debris, and general wear and tear that can occur during transport. Android does decent windows "emulation" wi

I'd sell it in a hearbeat to get the onexplayer g1. But am in UK. Check out the onexplayer g1 if you haven't already. Its basically the max and mini in 1 device. Better screen, dual keyboard, one for laptop purposes, and removes for gaming controls and keyboard. 8.8 inch screen. Very good device!

So as for the smaller screen having to compromise I'd absolutely disagree. Yes it has a big battery but the bulk of that battery is externally. It only had a small part that goes in the wm3. As for compromise the onexplayer g1 has a 8.8" screen. Has oculink and has a whole keyboard that sits on top.

I use OneXPlayer G1 - a small but very powerful laptop. They have a good selection of devices, ok prices, and a good support. That, paired with Beast is a perfect combo for personal computing. Lightweight, powerful, and I can easily take it anywhere with me. Not to mention that it has built in gamep

If valve made this I would intantly buy it! A bonus would be if they made an keyboard with it like the onexplayer g1

Nah, I’m the opposite. I’d want a dual touchpad version. The closest I get to that is my Onexplayer G1, with its single large bottom trackpad. I can at least aim with it in FPS games.

Ive started with GPD, buying a win mini with 8840u, didn’t realize the hx 370 was out since I didn’t know about handhelds, so I was able to return it and switch luckily. During my time with the 8840u, my right trigger stopped working when I was on a trip so I was unable to use it. The magnet in the