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| The OneXPlayer Super X Pro retains its predecessor's overall design. |
If you thought the Asus ROG Flow Z13 was the pinnacle of portable gaming tablets, think again. One-Netbook has just unveiled the OneXPlayer Super X Pro, a 2-in-1 powerhouse that takes everything we loved about the original Super X and cranks it up to eleven. With support for up to 192 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM and a staggering 160 GB of VRAM allocation, this device is redefining what's possible in a handheld form factor.
AMD Gorgon Halo Arrives: The Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 Takes Center Stage
The headline feature here is undoubtedly the shift to AMD's Gorgon Halo architecture. The OneXPlayer Super X Pro is powered by the new Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495, a direct successor to the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 found in both the original Super X and the Asus ROG Flow Z13 (curr. $2,030 on Amazon).
Accompanying this new processor is the Radeon 8065S iGPU, a slight revision of the Radeon 8060S we've seen in Strix Halo devices. While early benchmarks suggest only marginal performance gains over the previous generation, the real story here isn't raw CPU or GPU speed — it's memory.
A Memory Monster: 160 GB VRAM Changes Everything
Here's where things get truly wild. The OneXPlayer Super X Pro can allocate up to 160 GB of its unified memory as VRAM, a massive leap from the 96 GB ceiling of its predecessor. For AI researchers, 3D artists, and data scientists who need to run large language models or complex simulations on the go, this is nothing short of revolutionary.
The device supports up to 192 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM in total, giving users an unprecedented level of flexibility. Whether you're training machine learning models or rendering high-resolution video, the Super X Pro has the memory headroom to handle it.
Display and Battery: No Compromises
One-Netbook hasn't cut corners on the essentials either. The OneXPlayer Super X Pro retains the stunning 2.8K AMOLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and VRR support. Colors are vibrant, motion is buttery smooth, and the 16:10 aspect ratio remains ideal for both gaming and productivity.
Powering all of this is an 85 Wh battery — the same capacity as the original Super X — with support for 240 W charging. That means you can go from near-dead to full in record time, keeping you in the game or in your workflow without lengthy downtime.
Performance and Cooling: Up to 120 W TDP
When paired with One-Netbook's optional liquid cooling solution, the Super X Pro can extract up to 120 W from its Gorgon Halo processor. That's a serious amount of power for a tablet form factor, and it speaks to the engineering prowess One-Netbook has poured into this device.
The mini SSD expansion slot makes a welcome return, as does dual USB4 connectivity. However, the Super X series still lacks OCuLink support — a notable omission for users hoping to connect external GPUs. It's a small trade-off for everything else the device brings to the table.
How Does It Compare to the Asus ROG Flow Z13?
The Asus ROG Flow Z13 has long been the gold standard for gaming tablets, and it remains a fantastic option for many users. But the OneXPlayer Super X Pro leapfrogs it in several key areas:
- Memory: Up to 192 GB vs. typically 32-64 GB on the Flow Z13
- VRAM Allocation: 160 GB vs. 96 GB on the previous Super X
- Processor: Newer Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 vs. Ryzen AI Max+ 395
- Battery: 85 Wh with 240 W charging
The Flow Z13 still has its advantages — particularly Asus's polish, warranty support, and ecosystem. But for pure hardware horsepower, the Super X Pro is in a league of its own.
Pricing and Availability
One-Netbook has confirmed that the OneXPlayer Super X Pro will be available "soon," but hasn't yet announced pricing or a specific release date. Given the premium hardware on offer, expect it to command a premium price tag — likely north of what the original Super X launched at.
For now, if you're in the market for a high-performance 2-in-1 and want to explore the current generation, the Asus ROG Flow Z13 is available now (curr. $2,030 on Amazon). It remains an excellent choice for gamers and creators who don't need the extreme memory capabilities of the Super X Pro.
The Bottom Line
The OneXPlayer Super X Pro isn't just an incremental upgrade — it's a statement. With up to 192 GB of RAM and 160 GB of VRAM, it opens doors that were previously closed to portable devices. AI enthusiasts, content creators, and power users should keep a close eye on this one.
We'll bring you more details, including pricing and a full review, as soon as One-Netbook makes them available. Stay tuned.
Sources: OneXPlayer (via press release)
