OneXPlayer X1 Pro HX470

Considering the specs of the computer, and the fact that BazziteOS usually is really slow to boot-up also on modern high-end hardware, it's not that much almost 2 minutes. On my OneXplayer X1 Pro (AMD Ryzen 9 HX370, 32GB of DDR5 RAM 8000mHz, 2TB SSD nvme m.2) It takes around 1 minutes more or less,

If you're dead set on a 10-11" form factor, the OneXPlayer X1 Pro is basically a gaming spin on the Surface Go form factor (including a magnetic detachable keyboard). It's a bit chunkier for cooling but otherwise the same form factor. Myself, I'm torn between this or upsizing to the 12" Surface Pro

I switched from a Legion Go 1 to a OneXplayer X1 Pro with the Ryzen 9 HX370. The Legion was exceptional and at the time I paid only €450 because it was a second hand one with only 2 weeks of life from a guy that I know. I liked it so much that I started to use it as a real laptop and also as a table

I was thinking to buy one of these, but right now I'm more than happy with my OneXplayer X1 Pro with the Ryzen 9 HX370, 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage (that has also better performance) that I paid 1200 euros. It's crazy to think that apart from the OLED quality, the OneXplayer has general better sp

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

I was recently weighing up between the Legion Go and OneXPlayer X1 Pro and ended up going with The X1 Pro mostly because it was cheaper (refurb) and the screen size and keyboard mean it can take over laptop duties as well I haven't used a Legion to directly compare with but I'm 90% happy with the ch

I payed my OneXplayer X1 Pro (a 2 in 1 gaming laptop tablet) €1200 last December. It has an AMD Ryzen 9 HX370, 32GB of DDR5 RAM at 8000mHz, 2TB SSD NVMe, 11" 2560x1600p display, dual speaker of Harman Kardon, a detachable keyboard and 2 detachable controllers, an Oculink port, 2 USB- C thunderbolt 4

Look into the OneXPlayer X1 Pro/Air tablets. Basically the same size as the Surface Go, similar detachable typefolio, and has gaming performance (useful for people like me who want to edit 4K30 video or do indie game dev in Unity)

Listen... im a tech youtuber. A fair sized one. I created my channel to go AGAINST all this paid shilling bullshit. The amount of people bending the knee to ASUS to get free samples and review units is revolting. DO NOT listen to these "reviewers". Right now here is the landscape: HALO: Legion Go 2.

It is hard to find a middle ground for me. I really like win mini for the size, especially when paired with Xreal glasses. But on the productivity front the size is bad. So I gravitate towards the win max /OneXPlayer x1 pro sizes. So now I use both.