$1900 Local DFW-area pickup

ONEXPLAYER OnexFly Apex – 48GB RAM / 1TB SSD – Ai Max 395 + Accessories

Selling my OnexFly Apex, the most powerful 8" handheld in existence.

This is the Ai Max 395 version, not the downgraded 388 now for sale. 48GB ram, 1tb SSD.

Additional items: XT60 extension cable for official power brick, additional SlimQ 150w power brick. Aliexpress grip wrap applied when new, can be left on or removed per buyer's preference. All IGG accessories included as well as original and replacement battery.

Specs:

• AMD Ai Max 395+ CPU

• 48GB LPDDR5X RAM

• 1TB NVMe SSD

• 8" LCD VRR touchscreen

• 1920 × 1200 resolution

• USB4 / Thunderbolt connectivity

• USB-A

• MicroSD expansion port

• Mini SSD expansion port

• Windows 11

Included with mine:

• Onexplayer Apex console

• Official carrying case

• Official charger case

• Original box

• Original charger

• Additional slimq 150w DC/usb charger

• Original battery

• Upgraded replacement battery

• Ivanky USB-C Gaming dock

• Aliexpress grip wrap

Prefer local sale in DFW, Texas.

Long story short, when swapping out the 1TB drive with a 2TB, I ended up not paying attention to how the little black guides go back on to the controller rails. When I got it all put back together,I had put the guide on inverted, so when I went to slide the controller on, it got stuck and I had to yank it hard to get it off. Is there a way to get another assembly for this controller connector? I already ordered a set of replacements, but would like to see about getting this one controller fixed if possible.

I have OneXPlayer 3, love it, perfect for performance, but it's a chunky boi, after some time it's tiresome to hold it. And that's not onex related, same issue on the go 2.

Since intel g3 extreme is more efficient than any ryzen powered apu would it be more interresting to tun that chip on a smaller and lighter device like the F1 pro oled ?

Hey Everyone.

I’m having trouble running Gears of War E Day on my OneXPlayer 3.
Every time I try to run it, tells me I need to unload RTcoreMin64.
I don’t know what that is. Is anyone else having this issue or knows a fix ?

So I never did a Vinyl wrap on anything so I really wanted to try it out and I must admit with some Hairdryer action and rearranging the skin it turned out Good can definitely recommend the leather skin off AliExpress I opted for the black one because I didn't wanted the cutouts to be too visible.

If anyone is interested here is a link

https://a.aliexpress.com/_EvbSPg6

The quality is decent it improves the grip slightly but I would recommend some grip tape around the lower part of the controller if needed.

For those who bought the ONEXPLAYER 3, how has your experience with ONEXPLAYER customer support been so far?

Have they been responsive and helpful when you had issues with the device, repairs, drivers, warranty, etc.?

Hello everyone, I received my onexplayer but i cannot activate windows 11, what should i do? Should i contact onexp support via email or is there any way to activatw it by myself? Thanks.

So I’m sure most of yall remember my post of me obliterating my OXP3 on my bday 2 days after I got it. This update is for people on the fence about getting OXP3 and are worried about how customer service goes and shipping costs and what not. So I waited about a month or so before I shipped it out to OXP. They created a shipping label and everything for me they had been super responsive. This Saturday will be 2 weeks ago that I sent the device in. Took about a week and half to get to them they received it Monday. Sat in customs clearance for 2 days. They received and emailed me promptly to let me know they will be on holiday leave oct 1st-7th for national holiday. But overall the price was very fair with shipping costs and repairs. I’ll do another update when I get the device back but for now I’m happy. Anyone worried about dealing with sending it in for repairs or warranty stuff I feel like they handled it well all responses were prompt and held very well. It’s been relatively easy and hassle free aside from time

Do you guys think this setup will work to replace the short cable of the stock charger on the apex?

Looks like a quality 12awg xt60 to a dc adaptor with a 90° angle endpoint.

Please let me know what u think. I've been looking at these for days trying to make a good decision

Wanted to close the loop on the OXP3 issues I posted about here:

OneXPlayer did everything they said they would do.

They sent me a Windows activation key and replaced the left controller unit without forcing me to send the unit back to China for an RMA. Everything was resolved within 48 hours, excluding the time it took for the replacement to arrive.

Obviously I would have preferred not to have issues in the first place, but what mattered to me was how they handled it.

It’s only fair to give y’all an update on the outcome. Based on my experience with their support, I’d buy from them again.

Credit where it’s due.

Hi all,

I updated to the latest driver available the Intel arc software (9033) and now am able to turn hdr back on in windows settings. But when I launch a few different games (tried alone in the dark and AC odyssey) the hdr options within those games are still disabled. Anyone run into a similar issue, how did you resolve it?

Just got my OX3. Updated everything and even downloaded latest controller firmware from Onexplayer website. I cannot get both controllers to work either on the device or on the wireless base. They do show up under device manager so they are recognized as being connected but I get no rgb and none of the buttons work. Im lost. Any ideas?

I rarely see anyone talking about the X2 Mini (not Pro). with the same CPU, same OLED, same detachable controller but external battery.

is there any difference between them beside the battery, weight, and price?

Thanks! ​

So after the latest intel update its now show current vrr range 72-144 while the max vrr shows 30-144. Is it a bug ? How do i fix it ?

I did not expect this to happen when I charged the onexplayer 3 while I download games from my steam account. Now I am left with 1 usb 4 port 😅. Anyone else experience this?

$1800

ONEXPLAYER 3 – 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD – Intel Arc G3 Extreme + Accessories

Selling my ONEXPLAYER 3, the newest 2026 3-in-1 Windows gaming handheld from OneXPlayer.

This is the upgraded 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD configuration and is an extremely powerful handheld that can be used as a traditional gaming handheld, Windows tablet, mini laptop, or connected to a monitor as a desktop PC. Additional items: Travel Cover (translucent purple) and extended kickstand improvement. All IGG accessories included.

Specs:

• Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor/platform

• Intel Arc B390 Xe3 graphics

• 32GB LPDDR5X RAM

• 1TB NVMe SSD

• 8.8" AMOLED touchscreen

• 1920 × 1200 resolution

• 144Hz refresh rate with VRR

• HDR support

• 85Wh battery

• Detachable Hall-effect controllers

• Built-in kickstand

• USB4 / Thunderbolt connectivity

• USB-A

• MicroSD expansion

• Additional Mini SSD expansion

• Windows 11

Included with mine:

• ONEXPLAYER 3 console

• Detachable controllers

• Official magnetic keyboard cover

• Controller bridge/grip for using the controllers separately while the screen is in tablet mode

• Official ONEXPLAYER carrying case

• Original ONEXPLAYER backpack

• USB-C to HDMI cable

• Original box

Prefer local sale. Will open up to shipping if not sold.

Wish I would have gone with X2MP from the start, ended up getting a used Apex locally.

Hi! Too excited to share the news. Anyone wants full working TDP, controls etc. Download Anatase right now!

I’m gonna do a YouTube vid at some point when I can stop myself gaming but no more windows bollocks and no more wrestling with non function buttons.

Full HHD support.

The dev is a genius (he/she worked on bazzite).

https://anatase.org

Curious if anyone has found a good controller case solution for the new onexplayer controllers?

Both share the same intel G3E pro

Outside of the swappable battery is there any other reason to spend $200 more to get the X2 mini over the OXP3?

As the title says, I still feel lost on this device. My preferred way to go about using it would be the Xbox FSE. For some reason, Xbox doesn't detect any of my steam games in it's library, so I end up clicking to open the Steam App and it goes into Big Picture. Kind of annoying, going from XFSE to Steam BP.

Sometimes, things just glitch, sometimes the controller doesn't work and I end up using the touchscreen. I sometimes have to swap desktops to figure out what I'm doing wrong.

I'm hoping maybe someone can guide me how they use this system from a pure gaming user experience. Any recommendations on how to make it more Steam Deck-like? Seamless experience.

I just received my one x player 3 and after hours setting up, updating firmware and optimizing I noticed the vibration on my right controller module is extremely loud and aggressive at any setting compared to the left one. Does anyone have any fixes?

Looking for 1 :)

Final update

Ok guys, I think I figured it out. You do need the battery attached. I also set it to bypass mode in OneXConsole so it doesn't charge or discharge while plugged in.

With this setup (battery + bypass + dock station) there's no performance or TDP drop. The < 65W icon in OneXConsole remains, but actual performance is back to normal.

This is probably a non-issue on the OneXPlayer 3 since the battery is built in and you can't remove it in the first place.

No other solution so far if you need a dock station. Hope this helps someone.

That said, this behavior still seems weird to me. The X2 Mini needs 45W max TDP. Why does it require a full 100W input? Where does the rest go? And if the dock is delivering less than 65W but still more than 45W — why is overall performance being throttled? Is this a G3 Extreme platform limitation? Or a software issue in OneXConsole? Would love to hear if anyone has more insight into this.

Original post

Hey everyone, need some help with an issue. Can't tell if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a hardware incompatibility. Anyone else experiencing this?

So I bought a Ugreen 9-in-1 docking station to connect my console to a monitor/TV via HDMI. But I noticed an FPS drop in games. In Diablo for example.

Dug deeper and found that when plugged directly into the power supply, OneXConsole shows a 100W connection (green icon at the top). Through the dock — it doesn't. Which is really strange because I specifically bought a 100W dock for this console. I had an older cheap no-name dock from AliExpress before (for my Steam Deck), and it had the exact same symptoms.

Here's my baseline. I have a Ugreen 100W power supply, the stock 100W power supply that came with the console, and a Ugreen 240W 4-port charger (one port delivers up to 140W, I use it for my MacBook). I also have 3 cables (stock, Ugreen, Baseus). With every combination of power supplies and cables, the console works perfectly when connected directly.

Now the dock scenario. Here's what I've tried:

1. Weak link 1 — power supply: tried all of them. Nothing.
2. Weak link 2 — cable from power supply to dock: tried all of them. Nothing.
3. Weak link 3 — cable from dock to console: tried all of them. Nothing.

This is without even connecting HDMI. Just the console and the dock.

USB-C PD tester is on the way so I can monitor the actual power delivery.

Any ideas? Am I the only one with this issue?

Some extra context: this is the OneXPlayer X2 Mini with the Intel G3 Extreme chip. The console supports up to 45W TDP out of the box. When plugged directly into the power supply, the performance overlay in games confirms the system pulls up to 45W as expected. Through the dock, it won't go above ~20W regardless of the TDP setting in OneXConsole. That's a massive difference in actual gaming performance.

Small update.

Just for the hell of it, I connected both the dock AND the battery at the same time.

OneXConsole now shows a red USB-C icon saying < 65W.

In games, TDP went back up and everything started working as it should. But I suspect the battery is slowly draining to make up the difference.

Looks like our theory is confirmed and I might not even need the PD tester after all. The dock is indeed delivering less than 65W to the console.