OneXPlayer is back with a flagship handheld designed to push the limits of portable PC gaming. The OneXFly Apex features AMD's latest Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halo APU, up to 128 GB RAM, and an 8-inch 120 Hz VRR display. With cutting-edge specs and a silent liquid cooling system, the Apex is aimed at enthusiasts who demand peak performance on the go.
🚀 OneXfly Apex is here!
— OneXPlayer_Official (@OnexPlayer_) September 26, 2025
⚡ AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 flagship processor
💧 120W power unleashed with silent liquid cooling
📺 8" native landscape · 120Hz + VRR support
🎮 Adjustable multi-stage triggers
🔊 Harman-tuned dual speakers
🔥 The ultimate choice for hardcore gamers!… pic.twitter.com/CEeVdWxqyC
💻 Hardware Highlights
- CPU: Ryzen AI Max+ 395 (16 cores, up to 5.1 GHz)
- GPU: Radeon 8060S iGPU, 40 CUs
- Memory: Up to 128 GB RAM
- Display: 8-inch, 120 Hz VRR, native landscape
- Storage: Internal M.2 + expandable Mini SSD
- Controls: Asymmetrical sticks, multi-stage triggers
- Battery: 85 WHr removable (estimated < 1 hour at 120W)
❄️ Silent Liquid Cooling
The Apex can handle a 120W TDP, fully utilizing the Max+ 395. OneXPlayer's ONE Dock silent liquid cooling system keeps temperatures in check without noisy fans, likely using a vapor chamber design. This sets it apart from competitors like the GPD Win 5, which maxes at 75W with a single fan.
⚡ Performance & Software
Gaming rarely requires all CPU and GPU cores to work simultaneously. Users can adjust power levels through OneXConsole software to optimize for performance or battery life. Even at full load, gaming workloads are unlikely to max out the system, allowing for longer play sessions than the raw TDP might suggest.
💰 Pricing & Availability
Exact pricing is not yet announced, but expect a $1,000+ base model. With 128 GB RAM, the Apex could approach $2,500. OneXPlayer has not provided a release date, making it a highly anticipated device for enthusiasts and collectors.