OneXPlayer quietly launches Panther Lake-powered Asus ROG Flow Z13 rival

[Redaktion]

The OneXPlayer Super V is now available for purchase. This new Intel Panther Lake gaming handheld rivals the AMD Strix Halo ROG Flow Z13 with an OLED display, a mini SSD slot, and a more affordable launch price.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/OneXPlayer-quietly-launches-Panther-Lake-powered-Asus-ROG-Flow-Z13-rival.1270870.0.html

[davidm]

Strix Halo has a 256-bit memory bus. Anything that uses it is in a different class than competitors, along with the Apple M Pro chips, with double the memory speed.

[xvx]

That's about 4-500 usd too expensive.

[Never buy Asus]

For people looking for this form factor this is genuinely the better option between this and flow z13.

It has a bigger battery plus is lighter. More efficient chip so it'll have significantly better battery life.

That's about 4-500 usd too expensive.

Tru but also +50% more memory and still cheaper than what Asus offers, so there is that.

Strix Halo has a 256-bit memory bus.

Does it really matter?

Who wants a tablet with 4 hr battery life and weighs as much as a brick. Possibly multiple bricks depending on the material it's made out of.

[davidm]

For people looking for this form factor this is genuinely the better option between this and flow z13.

It has a bigger battery plus is lighter. More efficient chip so it'll have significantly better battery life.

Strix Halo has a 256-bit memory bus.

Does it really matter?

Who wants a tablet with 4 hr battery life and weighs as much as a brick. Possibly multiple bricks depending on the material it's made out of.

People who want 4070 levels of performance, or general computing that benefits from actually fast RAM / an APU architecture. Which is what the Asus ROG Flow Z13 is, and this laptop is not.