Compare handheld gaming devices, their specifications, price range and more.

The ONEXPLAYER X2 Mini Pro is a handheld game console with an 8.8 inch, 1920 x 1200 pixel, 30 -144 Hz AMOLED display, detachable controllers, and the most powerful graphics currently available for a device this size. But with an AMD Strix Halo processor and at least 48GB of high-speed memory inside, it's unsurprising that this handheld is expensive. The ONEXPLAYER X2 Mini Pro is now available for pre-order for $2466 and up through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, and rewards are expected to begin shipping in July. At a time when even the formerly wallet-friendly Steam Deck is…

The ONEXPLAYER X2 Mini is an upcoming handheld gaming PC with a feature list that's too good to be... cheap. It has an 8.8 inch OLED display with support for variable refresh rates, detachable Bluetooth controllers that let you use the system like a game console or a tablet, and a magnetic keyboard that turns the system into a sort of tiny laptop.

Chinese PC maker One Netbook is better known for making handheld gaming PCs than desktop workstations. But the company is positioning the new ONEXStation as a "mini AI Workstation" thanks to its AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor and 128GB of high-speed, high-bandwidth memory. You could also certainly use it as a gaming PC though - and it's got RGB lighting effects to help match the gamer aesthetic, with a strip that surrounds the front of the PC and buttons that light up with 16 different customizable lighting effects.

The ONEXPLAYER SUPER V is a Windows tablet with a 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel, 120 Hz OLED display, a detachable keyboard, and an Intel Core Ultra 7 358H Panther Lake processor with Arc B390 integrated graphics. First introduced during CES in January, the tablet is now available for purchase. But, unsurprisingly for a lot of reasons, it ain't cheap: the ONEXPLAYER Super V is…

One Netbook has been selling external graphics docks for handhelds, laptops and mini PCs for a few years. The original ONXEGPU launched in 2023 and featured an AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT GPU. A year later the company launched a ONEXGPU 2 with Radeon RX 7800M. Now the company is showing off a new model at CES in Las Vegas. The upcoming…

The ONEXPLAYER Super X is a tablet with a 14 inch OLED display, a detachable keyboard, and support for pressure-sensitive input. But unlike most tablets with those kinds of features, the Super X is a tablet with the kind of horsepower you'd expect from a gaming laptop or a portable AI workstation. First introduced earlier this year, the Super X supports up to an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with discrete-class Radeon 8060S integrated graphics and up to 128GB of high-bandwidth memory.

AMD's Ryzen AI Max and Max+ processors, also known by the code-name "Strix Halo" are mobile chips that combine up to 16 Zen 5 CPU cores with up to 40 RDNA 3.5 GPU compute units. Positioned as a solution for gaming laptops and mini PCs that can function as AI workstations, the chips are also starting to show up in handheld gaming computers.

The OneXFly Apex is one of only a few handheld gaming PCs to offer discrete-class integrated graphics thanks to an AMD Strix Halo processor. First introduced earlier this fall, the handheld launched in China recently for around $1200 and up. Now the company behind the handheld is preparing for a global launch. One Netbook plans to launch a crowdfunding campaign for the OneXFly Apex…

The OneXFly Apex is a handheld gaming PC with an 8 inch, 1920 x 1200 pixel 120 Hz display, an AMD Strix Halo processor with discrete-class graphics, an optional liquid cooling system that allows the chip to run at up to 120 watts, and an 85 Wh external battery pack. After teasing the upcoming handheld in September, One Netbook has launched a preview page for an…

The ONEXGPU Lite is a small metal box that houses an AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT GPU. You can plug it into a laptop, mini PC, or handheld to add discrete graphics to a system that would otherwise only have an integrated GPU. While there have been a bunch of graphics docks released over the past few years that have the same GPU, the ONEXGPU Lite stands out as one of the first models that has an 80 Gbps USB4 v2 port as well as a 64 Gbps OCuLink connector.

The ONEXPLAYER Super X is an upcoming tablet with a 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel AMOLED display, an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with discrete-class integrated graphics and the ability to run at up to a 120W TDP. In a lot of ways the tablet is similar the the Asus ROG Flow Z13 that launched earlier this year…

The ONEXSUGAR Sugar 1 is an unusual handheld game console thanks to a convertible design that lets you use it as either a single-screen device with a 6.01 inch FHD+ OLED display or as a dual-screen handheld with a second 3.92 OLED display below the primary screen. In other words, this Android-powered handheld is sort of like a PlayStation Vita that can transform to become a Nintendo DS.

One Netbook is expanding its line of graphics docks with a new model called the ONEXGPU Lite. Like the original ONEXGPU that launched in late 2023, the new model provides an external AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT GPU that can be connected to laptops, desktops, or handheld computers for a graphics boost. What's different this time is that the ONEXGPU Lite has a Thunderbolt 5 port, which could theoretically boost performance...

One Netbook's next handheld gaming PC is actually the latest in a line of 3-in-1 devices from the company. With a 10.95 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel display and detachable controllers you can use the ONEXPLAYER X1 Air as a Windows tablet or a handheld game system. There's also a detachable keyboard that the company says lets you use the system like a laptop, although I'm not totally convinced that a tablet with a keyboard is really a laptop replacement.

The ONEXPLAYER G1 is a mini-laptop with an 8.8 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel, 144 Hz display and a small RGB backlit keyboard that's just large enough for touch typing. But it's also a handheld gaming PC - that keyboard is removable. Lift it away from the computer and you'll find a set of built-in game controllers, along with a capacitive touch keyboard for thumb typing at the bottom of the screen.

PC accessory maker UGREEN already sells a desktop USB charger that delivers up to 300W of total power over four USB-C ports and one USB-A port. But it can't send more than 140W to any single device. Now the company has introduced an upgraded model that offers up to 240W of power to a single device, and up to 500W when you use it to charge multiple devices.

The ONEXPLAYER X1 line of handheld gaming PCs are basically tablets with the guts of a high-performance laptop and a pair of controllers that attach to the sides for gaming, but which can be disconnected when you don't need them. One Netbook launched the first model at the start of 2024 and expanded the ONEXPLAYER X1 family several times over the course of the year, with new models featuring different screen sizes and processor options.

One Netbook has been making handheld gaming PCs for close to five years, and so far most models have been Windows devices with Intel or AMD processors. The upcoming ONEXSUGAR is something different. Made in collaboration with Sugar Cubes, the ONEXSUGAR is a dual-screen Android handheld with a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and a set of controllers that can be repositioned to let you use the handheld in single-screen or dual-screen modes.

The ONEXPLAYER G1 is either a mini-laptop that an also be used as a handheld gaming system, or a gaming handheld that can also be used as a general-purpose laptop. It's a compact computer with an 8.8 inch display, an AMD Strix Point processor, and a QWERTY keyboard that's just (barely) large enough for touch typing. But you can also lift the keyboard and remove it to reveal a set of built-in game controllers and a capacitive touch keyboard that lets you type with your thumbs when holding the G1 in two hands.

Most of the handheld gaming PCs that have launched in the past few years have looked vaguely like a Nintendo Switch or Valve Steam Deck: there's a display squeezed between a pair of game controllers and no physical keyboard. But there are a handful of portable gaming PCs that do have keyboards for easier text input. The GPD Win 4…