Nothing this PC can't handle. Comfortable controls. Great resolution screen and fully compatible with Win11 Pro. Great customer service and device support. 5 star device and service.

i'll start by saying that i consider myself a casual hardcore gamer if that makes any sense. and i have fairly decent knowledge when it comes to pc / electronics / etc. i bought the onexplayer after quite a bit of on and off research. the steam deck announcement last year made me aware of the existence of handheld pcs and after seeing all the buzz, that was initially on my radar. that was until you had to be a steam member for an extended period of time to pre-order (which was fair). and then later on, valve had there issues with component shortages and all that as well if i remember correctly. my primary gaming choice has always been and will be console. even though i believe i have a capable pc, the only reason i'd want to game on that would be to gain access to modding which is limited to non-existent on console. but then i don't want to compromise anything or have weird installs corrupting my desktop pc. so the thought of having a "dedicated" gaming pc in handheld form factor was great for me. i can mess around with mods and other things and not have to worry about "screwing things up" on my desktop pc. and i need not worry about buying additional storage for any would be large gaming files. the added bonus for me is that i can make use of the xbox gamepass for pc / xcloud as well with a controller readily available. and speaking of game pass, my initial test run was with the definitive edition of Dishonored. download / setup was effortless and it looks great. i acquired Street Fighter V from Steam, and Cyberpunk 2077 from Epic. admittedly movement and control takes some getting used to because of the size of OXP. for Street Fighter it wasn't too bad. pulling off special moves was iffy at times as the d-pad is a bit "mushy" as another reviewer put it, but not a deal breaker. and to be honest, gaming on a handheld tends to be more for show and just to kill some time anyway and not necessarily for serious gaming(at least for me). as for CP2077 i definitely recommend some sensitivity tweaking in the settings for the analogs. but both performed well (imo) hovering within the medium settings in regards to graphics / frames / etc. pretty sure there are vids out there, that will show how to maybe manipulate BIOS and other internal components of the OXP for better performance in any given scenario. one final thing is that it technically isn't necessary, but i think it would be a good idea to consider purchasing the keyboard as well. i had the "pleasure" of discovering that some games will default to keyboard / mouse settings before starting. and while there is the on-screen keyboard, it may not function as intended in some cases. nothing major as you can make do (as i did) by using the keyboard you may already have for a pc. but if you're on the go, or dread the idea of having to plug and unplug the one you have already, then yeah it's best to have the OXP keyboard. my final thought is that if you have the funds, and you're in the market, then i think OXP is a great purchase. otherwise the much talked about Aya Neo should have some new releases coming soon. or wait for steam decks to become available. i don't think you can go wrong with either, as they all have something to like about them.

I purchased the Mini AMD R7-5800U 16GB/2TB. I have played Madden, FF7 remastered, GTA, and a few other games on this and it's been amazing. Game play is great, screen is perfect, but Battery life is just alright. If I'm at 100% and playboy 2 hours, I'm at 30% Battery. It charges fast so it's not that bad. I have gotten 2 other friends to purchase after they gave it a try.

I have played games from Steam, Epic Games, and Xbox subscription. I plan on trying the Playstation online games as I was told those work on it as well. I connected to my TV and an xbox controller with a dongle and played with zero issues.

I highly suggest joining the Facebook group as the community of gamers using this have been helpful finding mods, tricks, and accessories to test.

I love thing and hope to get a few more buddies hooked on it.

Great product, works perfectly

This thing is hugeeeeee. The new mini version might be more in line if you want a switch sized version. Build quality is top notch. Solid joystick and buttons, feels like an xbox controller to me. Biggest downsides is the sheer girth of this thing. The kickstand helps but this is for people who enjoyed the original xbox duke controller.

Performance is spot on and battery life is acceptable given what this is. ~2h for most modern PC games, longer if you tweak TDP and grapics. I get a good 3-4 hours running power wash simulator on low.