OneXPlayer OneXFly Apex: First Liquid-Cooled Gaming Handheld

Key Takeaways

1. The OneXFly Apex gaming handheld features AMD Strix Halo APUs, up to 128 GB of RAM, and an 8-inch VRR display.
2. The device is powered by an 85 Wh battery and has been shown playing Cyberpunk 2077 at 1200p with over 60 FPS.
3. One-Netbook has introduced an external liquid cooling system for the OneXFly Apex to manage a 120 W TDP.
4. The OneXFly Apex is set to compete with GPD’s Win 5, which has a smaller 7-inch screen and focuses on enhanced cooling.
5. A launch event for the OneXFly Apex is scheduled for October 28 at 11:00 UTC to provide more hardware details.

Over a month ago, One-Netbook gave a sneak peek of the OneXFly Apex under its OneXPlayer brand. This new gaming handheld, the OneXFly Apex, features AMD Strix Halo APUs, offers up to 128 GB of RAM, boasts an 8-inch VRR display, and is powered by an 85 Wh battery. In the meantime, GPD launched the Win 5, which also uses the same AMD platform but has a smaller 7-inch screen, plus an external battery solution to enhance cooling performance.

OneXFly Apex in Action

Recently, One-Netbook has revealed its first AMD Strix Halo gaming handheld through a series of videos, including one uploaded to YouTube. The video features the OneXFly Apex playing Cyberpunk 2077 at 1200p with ray tracing turned on and DLSS upscaling off. Unlike AMD Strix Point handhelds such as the OneXFly F1 Pro (currently priced at $1,439 on Amazon), which struggle to perform, the OneXFly Apex maintains over 60 FPS consistently.

Cooling Solutions and Launch Event

In addition, One-Netbook has announced that the OneXFly Apex will be compatible with an external liquid cooling system designed to manage a 120 W TDP effectively. As of now, One-Netbook has not shown how this cooling solution functions or how it connects to the device. The company is planning to hold a launch event for the OneXFly Apex on October 28 at 11:00 UTC, where it is expected to reveal more about the hardware.

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