The OneXFly F1 Pro is making waves as the first gaming handheld featuring the mighty Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. Its prowess primarily stems from the cutting-edge Radeon 890M iGPU, allowing it to tackle virtually any AAA game thrown its way. In an impressive showcase, the company has demonstrated the handheld’s capability by running Red Dead Redemption at a low TDP.
A recent teaser video offers an exciting glimpse of the OneXFly F1 Pro pushing past 80 FPS in this iconic game, all while operating at a mere 10W TDP. The handheld manages to deliver this outstanding performance at a resolution of 1080p, with graphics settings adjusted to low. Even so, pulling off such a feat with the Radeon 890M under minimal power is quite the spectacle.
Additionally, the One-Netbook team has highlighted the performance of a variant powered by the Ryzen AI 365. Using the 3DMark Time Spy benchmark as a measuring tool, the Radeon 880M achieved scores of 2,084 at 10W, 2,967 at 15W, and topped off at 3,346 running at 25W. For context, at 25W, the score surpasses that of the Asus ROG Ally X in its 30W Turbo mode benchmark. This performance suggests that even the more affordable version of the OneXFly F1 Pro surpasses some top configurations of previous-generation gaming handhelds.
Of course, such next-level gaming experience does have a steeper price tag compared to its predecessors. With a pre-order discount applied, the base model of the OneXFly F1 Pro starts at $1,099. This premium cost aligns with current market trends, as top-tier mini PCs like the Strix Point series also follow suit in pricing. Fans and prospective buyers hope that future gaming handheld models, especially those incorporating the Ryzen Z2 series, might see a reduction in price, similar to devices like the Legion Go, which stands at a more budget-friendly price point.
In the rapidly evolving world of gaming technology, the OneXFly F1 Pro sets new standards in handheld gaming, melding power with portability, and delivering exciting prospects for the future.
