OneXPlayer X1 Pro is getting a fresh global release, and the most notable change sits inside the device rather than on its surface. One-Netbook has replaced the previous Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, aiming to deliver a faster handheld experience while keeping the same overall formula.
The update appears carefully measured. Early benchmark results suggest that CPU gains are limited, but the Radeon 890M integrated graphics are reported to be about 7% faster than the older solution.
A familiar device with a new processor
One-Netbook is not changing the core identity of the OneXPlayer X1 Pro with this refresh. The handheld still keeps its 10.95-inch display, 65 Wh battery, and OCuLink connectivity.
That last feature remains one of the device’s key selling points. OCuLink gives the handheld a high-speed external connection option, which continues to matter for users who want more flexibility from a portable gaming PC.
Premium positioning remains unchanged
The new OneXPlayer X1 Pro is currently listed in a single main configuration. It comes with 32 GB of RAM and storage options of 1 TB or 2 TB.
Pricing starts at $1,799, and the keyboard is included. That places the device firmly in the premium segment, matching its role as a large-screen handheld PC.
| Model | RAM | Storage | Starting price | Accessory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OneXPlayer X1 Pro new version | 32 GB | 1 TB / 2 TB | $1,799 | Keyboard included |
Shipping begins soon
Pre-orders for the refreshed OneXPlayer X1 Pro are scheduled to start shipping on June 1. That timeline suggests the device is already moving into global distribution.
With the Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 in place, One-Netbook is clearly betting on a modest but meaningful refresh rather than a redesign. The company is keeping the 65 Wh battery, 10.95-inch screen, and OCuLink support intact while updating the chip to maintain the OneXPlayer X1 Pro’s appeal in the upper tier of the handheld PC market.
Source: www.notebookcheck.net
