ONEXPLAYER Mini AMD Edition Console Launches With Ryzen 7 5800U

One–Netbook launched on Thursday a new model for its portable console ONEXPLAYER Mini. The novelty that the device brings is the AMD Ryzen 7 5800U processor. originally released on January 13 this yearthe new version of the portable PC makes its debut days after Valve’s Steam Deck was released.

Already in January, the ONEXPLAYER Mini arrived carrying a processor Intel i7-1195G7 from 11th generation Tiger Lake, and now there is the option with the Ryzen 7 5800U based on the Zen3 architecture. Neither option has the most current generation CPUs, however, they should perform well in games that are not too demanding.

The Ryzen 7 5800U has the graphics Vega 8 integrated and is a CPU of 8 cores and 16 threads, with the possibility of boost up to 4.4GHz. In principle, the model only available in china and there is no information on whether or not it will reach other markets.

The handheld console comes with various configuration options

In addition to the new processor, another new feature of the ONEXPLAYER Mini is a lower resolution setting option than originally released (1920 x 1200 pixels vs. 1280 x 800), according to the Lilliputing portal. Therefore, the options for the portable console are now:

• 16GB/512GB/pantalla HD por US$840
• 16GB/1TB/ pantalla HD por US$ 885
• 16GB/2TB/ pantalla HD por US$ 1.045
• 16GB/512GB/pantalla FHD por US$ 885
• 16GB/1TB/pantalla FHD por US$935
• 16GB/2TB/pantalla FHD por US$1090

It is interesting to note that none of the prices listed are below the price of the Steam Deck. Valve’s portable PC is offered in versions that can range, depending on configurations, from 399 and 649 Dollars. As disadvantages, however, Valve’s console has the unavailability for now, but it will be a matter of waiting for it to reach the local market, which will surely happen when production increases.

And you, what do you think of the ONEXPLAYER Mini? Will it compete with the Steam Deck?