OneXPlayer Super X Pro launches as a premium 2-in-1 gaming tablet with extreme RAM options
The OneXPlayer Super X Pro has arrived as a powerful new 2-in-1 device aimed at users who want desktop-class flexibility in a portable gaming tablet form factor. Positioned as a high-end alternative to devices like the Asus ROG Flow Z13, the Super X Pro combines a large AMOLED display, massive memory configurations, and optional liquid cooling for buyers who want a more performance-focused portable PC.
Despite the upgraded hardware, early performance expectations suggest the new processor and integrated GPU may deliver only modest gains over the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 and Radeon 8060S combination used in the previous Super X and competing 2-in-1 gaming systems. For now, One-Netbook has not clearly detailed how the Super X Pro improves on its predecessor in real-world performance, so buyers may want to look closely at independent testing before deciding whether the upgrade is worth the premium.
Pricing for the OneXPlayer Super X Pro starts at $4,699. That entry configuration includes 128 GB of RAM, a 4 TB SSD, a magnetic keyboard, and a carry case. It also features an 85 Wh battery and the same 2.8K AMOLED display used in the original Super X, making it a strong option for users who value sharp visuals, deep contrast, and a tablet-style design for gaming, productivity, and creative work.
For those who want even more power, the Super X Pro is also available with 192 GB of RAM and a liquid cooling system for $8,079. This version is clearly aimed at enthusiasts, professionals, and users who need an unusually large memory pool for demanding workloads such as AI tasks, heavy multitasking, content creation, and portable workstation use.
There is also a 128 GB RAM liquid-cooled version priced at $4,779, giving buyers another option if they want improved thermal performance without jumping to the most expensive configuration. An air-cooled model with 192 GB of RAM is expected to cost $7,999, although that version is not available to purchase yet.
With its premium pricing, the OneXPlayer Super X Pro is not a mainstream gaming handheld or casual tablet. Instead, it targets a niche group of power users looking for a high-performance portable Windows machine with a 2-in-1 design, a large AMOLED screen, huge RAM capacity, and optional liquid cooling. The big question is whether its real-world performance can justify the steep cost, especially if the improvements over the previous generation prove to be relatively small.
