ONEXFLY APEX

The thing both of you and many others dont realize, is most people think of the Steam Deck as the base level in terms of PC handhelds. When we look at it through that perspective, the next logical upgrade would be a Legion Go 1 & 2(or Go S). As this line of devices is superior to the Steam Deck in t

For that price you should consider the OneXFly apex instead. It’s nearly triple the performance as the LG2 with somehow better ergonomics, battery, speakers, and weighs nearly the same with the battery attached lol. I got a legion go 2 for nearly half that price and I still don’t think it’s worth it

Big month for handhelds! ROG Ally X: Z2E-AI chip, better cooling, 80 Wh battery, ~10-15 % faster vs z1e. 7″ screen 😐 Legion Go 2: 8.8″ OLED HDR screen + 32 GB RAM, but standard Z2E (no AI). OneXFly Apex: Ryzen AI Max+ 395, up to 128 GB RAM, external liquid cooling — beast, short battery life. Claw H

Here is a concise summary of the video in English: Video Summary: OnexFly APEX Review & Comparison vs. GPD Win 5 Build Quality & Ergonomics * Winner: OnexFly APEX. * The reviewer praises the APEX for its premium, textured finish that resists fingerprints. The buttons have a satisfying "clicky" mechani

I did the same thing. WIN 5: Mine has a right trigger that kind of sticks, especially in hair trigger mode. The motion assistant software is straight out of Windows 98 era (not literally) and since it's not integrated to a button, it's a pain and annoying to try and change settings during a game. I

Your three options, all of which run the Strix Halo chips (Ryzen AI Max 395 and 385 APUs) and cost $2k+ are: The GPD Win 5: A 7 inch handheld The OneXPlayer OneXFly Apex: An 8 inch handheld The Ayaneo Next II: A 9.02 inch handheld that isn't out yet (only just coming online for preorders) Honestly,

ONEXFLY Apex and GPD WIN 5 are powerful options, but need an external battery or have to be plugged in. Claw 8 AI+ is a solid option. I personally chose the Legion Go 2 Z2 Extreme. I wanted the best screen, and I like the idea of detachable controllers just in case I want to stand my handheld vertic

It was at first, but people start complaining that was expensive and look now! I love my Apex 48GB and pay for early bird $1,600 plus 1TB mini-SSD, extra battery and battery dock for $2K. The OneXFly Apex Strix Halo handheld gaming PC launched on Indiegogo with early-bird prices starting at $1,399.

I have the 40% battery bug too, cannot fixed, everytime hit 40% the handheld suddenly turn off I was thinking in buy the new onexfly apex, but after have this problem with the battery im going to change to other brand, maybe a legion go 3 with 8inch oled and ryzen ai Max+ 495 with 80wh.

This is one of the main reasons I decided to just keep my LeGo 1 instead of upgrading. The biggesr reason though was bc I would just be paying for a screen upgrade since I don’t rely on the performance of the Go when I use it since I only use it at home to stream from my PC. Overall, the novelty of