OneXPlayer Unveils Super X: A Powerful AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395-Powered Gaming Tablet

AMD's beastly Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip to power 14-inch OLED gaming 2-in-1 -- One-Netbook claims it delivers RTX 4060 Ti-level performance

According to a specs comparison slide it has shared, the OneXPlayer Super X beats the Asus ROG Flow Z13 2025 by every measure. A new portable gaming PC, which features a 14-inch OLED display and AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, is being teased by One-Netbook on social media. We got an email from the firm, best known for its handheld gaming PCs and eGPUs, sharing a few other tantalizing details of this Microsoft Surface-like 2-in-1 design, which it has dubbed the OneXPlayer Super X. The above video shares only a meager amount of specifications, but One-Netbook tells us the headline specs are: Now well past the mid-point of 2025, the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 field is starting to become crowded, with all sorts of devices. However, there's already a tablet packing this potent SoC, from PCs and components Goliath Asus. It is, therefore, natural to want to compare the upcoming OneXPlayer Super X with the established Asus ROG Flow Z13 2025. Thankfully, One-Netbook produced exactly such a comparison chart for its Discord followers, and you can check through it below. One-Netbook has had plenty of time to prepare a solid ROG Flow Z13 competitor, and according to this table, it can beat the Asus machine by every important metric. Probably the most pleasing ways it seems to outclass the Asus are in its screen, expandability, and battery capacity. However, it also boasts an impressive 50% greater TDP. On paper, of course. Despite this quite extensive tease, there are some important questions about the OneXPlayer Super X remaining. One of the first things people usually ask when they see or hear of a new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 device is 'how much?' Usually asked with some trepidation, if not exasperation. Hopefully, One Netbook can trot this 2-in-1 out with competitive prices for its various RAM/storage configurations. Also, we'd like to know when it will launch and become available to customers. Last but not least, the AMD Strix Halo SoC at 120W - in a thin (12.5mm) profile - will have to be tested with beady eyes on heat, noise, and performance.

OneXPlayer is releasing an ROG Flow Z13 competitor with its own massive gaming tablet powered by an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395

Portable PC gaming has never been bigger, with things like the Steam Deck, gaming laptops, and even tablets being developed with gamers in mind. OneXPlayer is a brand that's gone all in on the handheld PC market, giving us Steam Deck competitors that range from unimpressive fat tablets like the OneXPlayer X1 handheld to the much improved Strix Point powered OneXFly F1. Now it's endeavouring to shake up the gaming tablet PC market with its new Super X 2-in-1 gaming tablet. The Super X looks a lot like the original Microsoft Surface tablets with a kick standable screen attached to a fabric keyboard. The AMOLED touchscreen is 14 inches with a 2880 x 1800 resolution, HDR support, and VRR. Like the original surface, this also supports stylus use with up to 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, so if you want to use your tablet for touch screen or artsy jobs it should still suit. Under the hood is where we get into gaming territory, and here we are seeing something a lot more like Asus's ROG Flow Z13. The Super X is packing an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 CPU that's paired with a Radeon 8060S integrated GPU. OneXPlayer claims this delivers performance somewhere between RTX 4060 and an RTX 4070 mobile chips, and even allows for ray tracing support and AMD's fancy FSR 4 upscalling. In our testing in the Framework Desktop, which has the same chip inside it, it's similar to a desktop RTX 4060 or Arc B580 for performance. Naturally gaming isn't the only target market for this portable PC, not when AI exists. The Super X packs a XDNA 2 Neural Processing unit built to run large language models locally on the device. The claim is it can run modules like Llama 3.2 and DeepSeek R1 with up to 14 billion parameters without needing to go online to share the power draw. That's what we reckon the Framework Desktop is best for, too. To help run all this the Super X has up to 128 GB of LPDDR5x memory, some of which can even be used as VRAM to help boost that GPU. For storage, it'll have at least one M.2 slot in there, though here's hoping for a couple. But it brings me to my next biggest question about this gaming tablet. Sure it's packing some serious specs but if you've ever had a device of this form factor that claimed to be anywhere near this powerful, you'll know it has drawbacks. Cooling can be a huge one, and I wonder if the vapor chamber cooling system is going to handle these loads -- let alone how loud it's going to be doing so, or how long the 83.5 Wh battery will last. It's often hard to use a device like this and come out on top, rather than wishing you either had a proper gaming laptop or a useful tablet. Ideally these devices would be amazing, but they often feel like too many compromises to do either job well. That's exactly how we felt after spending some time with Asus's Strix tablet, and with the Super X positioned as a clear competitor to the Z13, it's likely we will see more of the same disappointment.

OneXPlayer Super X gaming tablet: AMD Strix Halo APU-powered ASUS ROG Flow Z13 competitor

TL;DR: The OneXPlayer Super X gaming tablet features AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halo APU with Radeon 8060S GPU, delivering RTX 4060 Ti-level performance. It boasts a 14-inch 2.8K AMOLED HDR display with VRR, up to 128GB LPDDR5X RAM, dual SSD expansion, and an 83.5Wh battery in a sleek aluminum chassis. The new OneXPlayer Super X gaming tablet has been unveiled, with the AMD Strix Halo APU-powered ASUS ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet competitor packing some serious hardware inside. OneNetbook announced its new gaming tablet is powered by AMD's flagship Ryzen AI Max+ 395 "Strix Halo" APU with its 16 cores and 32 threads with 120W of power at the ready, an RDNA 3.5-based Radeon 8060S integrated GPU that the company says provides RTX 4060 Ti and beyond gaming power, and an OLED display. The new OneXPlayer Super X gaming tablet features a 14-inch 2.8K OLED display with a built-in kickstand and support for Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology. The company looks to be using a CNC-milled aluminum chassis that's 12.5mm thick, with the gaming slate packing up to 128GB of LPDDR5X memory with a 83.5 Wh battery. The company says that we'll get more details on the new Strix Halo APU-powered OneXPlayer Super X gaming tablet in the near future, with its clear competitors being the likes of the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet which features the same 16C/32T Strix Halo APU and similar specs. We don't have any pricing details to share just yet, but we wouldn't be surprised if it comes in at about the same price as the ASUS ROG Flow X13 gaming tablet. Once pricing and more detailed specifications have been unveiled, we'll be sure to update you. OneXPlayer Super X gaming handheld key features:

OneXPlayer Launches Its Flagship Gaming & AI Tablet, The Super X, Featuring AMD's Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 APU, 14" 2.8K AMOLED Screen & Up To 128 GB Memory

OneXPlayer has launched the Super X Gaming & AI Tablet, its fastest device yet, powered by the AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 APU. OneXPlayer Super X Gaming & AI 2-in-1 Tablet Features AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 APU, A 14" 2.8K Display, & Dual SSD Expansion AMD's Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 APU, alongside the "Strix Halo" lineup, is being adopted in several new AI and gaming platforms. We have seen some handhelds using it, & several Mini PC manufacturers have already adopted this top-tier SOC solution for their products. The latest one is the OneXPlayer SuperX, a 2-in-1 AI & Gaming tablet. OneXPlayer is known for its strong 2-in-1, handheld, and laptop portfolio, and the Super X is their most powerful design yet. The platform features the top AMD Ryzen AI MAX+395 APU with 16 cores based on the Zen 5 architecture and Radeon 8060S graphics on the same chip, offering RTX 5060 Ti levels of GPU performance with its 40 compute units. The chip also packs a top-notch XDNA 2 NPU, delivering 50 TOPs of AI compute. Other internal specifications include a dual SSD design with one M.2 2280 slot and one Mini SSD PCIe 4.0 slot. The OneXPlayer Super X also comes in two memory configurations, 64 GB and 128 GB. The device can allocate up to 96 GB of its system memory as VRAM, allowing users to run weighty LLMs with ease. Other than that, you are getting a 14" AMOLED touchscreen which features a maximum resolution of 2.8K or 2880x1800. It supports HDR, VRR, and 4096 levels of stylus pressure sensitivity. There is also a good mix of IO ports on the aluminum chassis, which is made using CNC. We can spot a few USB Type-C ports, and OneXPlayer has used the Type-C ports for charging on its previous handhelds & 2-in-1 designs too. Following is the full list of IO featured on the device: * 2x USB-C (Thunderbolt 4) * 1x HDMI output * 1x USB-A port * 1x DC Power input * 1x Mini SSD (PCIe 4.0) expansion slot The Super X supports the full 120W TDP, and to cool it down, a high-efficiency vapor chamber is incorporated within the chassis, which is impressive since the device is just 12.5mm thick. The Super X also features a slight RGB touch on the back and comes with a 173-degree bracket for easy viewing angles. As for pricing and availability, the OneXPlayer Super X should be priced above $1500 US since it's a flagship product, and is being positioned against the ROG Flow Z13 from ASUS. The ROG Flow Z13 itself starts at a hefty $2000 US+ price tag.