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

You're going to see a spike in these Max+ 395 handhelds in Q4 2025 and Q1 2026. OneXPlayer just teased their 'OneXFly Apex' which is an 8" (non-OLED) handheld with similar specs: https://www.notebookcheck.net/OneXFly-Apex-gaming-handheld-revealed-with-8-inch-VRR-display-AMD-Ryzen-AI-Max-395-and-up-t

The OneXfly Apex keeps grabbing my attention. Was wanting a handheld that could run medium to high settings in everything and not even be phased . But the support and what not for that device scares me away from it. So the winner is the go 2 for now . Cant wait for a day that a handheld can play eve

As others have mentioned, you're not going to find anything apart from a Windows handheld to run those games. Alternatively, you could stream from your PC or pay for a subscription service like GeForce Now to play more demanding games. I was surprised at how responsive Black Ops 7and Fortnite felt w

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,

Yeah I got promoted at work recently and thought about getting something like this or the GPD Win 5 or OneXFly Apex to celebrate because the chip is so powerful but I think I want to wait for a more reputable company with better support to come out with a handheld. Not to mention the nightmare their

If you want something powerful then you have either Win 5 (max 85W) that is available to preorder and it will be shipped very soon (they already do in China) or OneXFly Apex (max 120W when docked and water-cooler (possibly)) that has 8" and... It looks awkward to me. The Indiegogo campaign didn't ev

At first I wanted to upgrade but I realized the cost wasnt worth the upgrade and an eGPU can fix that and most of the time unless you're a snob on graphics. It runs most games lower setting just fine. I'm run Pragmata with acceptable graphics and fps standalone without charging port. But I'm gonna w

If money is no object and you’re looking for pure performance, then yeah the Win 5 and OneXFly Apex. But they’re terrible bang for your buck. You could make a power powerful gaming PC for half the price. When it comes to handhelds that aren’t insanely expensive, the Claw 8ai+ is best IMO. The ROG Al

Xbox Ally X is the best do-everything handheld IMO. Good performance, battery, great ergonomics, just a perfect all-in-one package. MSI Claw 8ai+ is a little less refined but has a bigger 8 inch screen. However, I wouldn’t recommend either to fully replace a gaming PC. If you want raw performance, t