Onexplayer X2 Mini Pro

Didn’t really upgrade from a similar device technically, I have a steam deck I stopped using a while back and mainly used Android handhelds for gaming (Retroid Pockets and Odin 3) alongside my desktop. Nowadays I have less time to play at my computer and I sold my 5090 to buy this X2 Mini Pro and a

I preordered the onexplayer x2 mini pro, even though I have never really heard of this company. I got the watercooled version. The specs and form factor were my main points. I want to use this as a true desktop replacement for when I am working, then be able to go travel to my couch and game when I

I went from a Legion Go 1 to the OneXPlayer F1 Pro, then I sold it because I wasn’t a fan of the 1080p, 7-inch screen and then picked up a Legion Go S as a temp machine to hold me over. Now, I plan to get rid of my Legion Go S and pick up a X2 Mini Pro; after that I should be good to go for a while.

For Me, Personally i dont run a desktop Set Up & with the X2 Mini i can push performance when docked and use it as good as a desktop. Also i travel alot and its convenient to have a handheld that I can run anywhere and i can use it on any hotel tv i could stay at. It just works for me. The Onexplaye

They are about the same at 20/25/30 watts. But the 388 can go up to 80 watts with no extra cooling. So if you want to dock it and play at 1440p and decent quality visuals then the x2 mini pro is your guy. If you’re doing only handheld you can save some bucks and buy the onexplayer 3.

The naming on these aren’t the… best, to say it kindly. The X2 has an 11” LCD panel with a G3 Extreme Chip. It has an integrated 65WH battery and is meant to be a small hybrid laptop. The X2 Mini has a 9” OLED with a G3 extreme chip. It has an external 85WH battery and is meant to be a big gaming ha