OneXPlayer makes handheld gaming PCs and mini PCs built around AMD Ryzen and Intel Core processors, with many models running Linux alongside Windows.
OneXPlayer 3 is the first handheld with Intel's Arc G3 Extreme, an 8.8-inch 144Hz OLED, and an 85Wh battery, and Valve's SteamOS beta already lists it for Linux support.
The ONEXPLAYER X2 Mini Pro pairs an AMD Strix Halo chip and up to 64GB of unified memory in an 8.8 inch AMOLED handheld, making it a strong fit for Linux gaming and local LLMs.
The OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro packs a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 or 388, a 144Hz OLED, and an optional liquid cooler pushing the Radeon 8060S to 120W.
OneXPlayer's Computex 2026 lineup pairs Intel's Arc G3 Extreme with AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 in two 8.8-inch OLED handhelds with detachable controllers and 120W liquid cooling.
One Netbook's upcoming ONEXPLAYER X2 Mini pairs a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with an 8.8-inch OLED, detachable controllers, and a magnetic keyboard for a versatile handheld gaming PC.
One Netbook's ONEXPLAYER Super V pairs Intel's new Panther Lake Core Ultra 7 358H with Arc B390 graphics, 48GB RAM, and a 120Hz OLED in a 1.3 kg gaming tablet.
Valve engineer Derek Clark submitted a Linux driver bringing native RGB lighting and button remapping support to OneXPlayer gaming handhelds.
