OneXPlayer already offers 4 consoles with the Intel Arc G3 Extreme, the last one is the X2 Mini with OLED screen from $1,999

During the last COMPUTEX, Intel presented its new gaming platform Arc G3 Series. A platform initially composed of two references, with a version that lives up to its name (Intel Arc G3) and another more powerful extreme, although with some not so notable differences. The options available on consoles were very limited at launch, but now OneXPlayer has expanded its only model available with these processors to four in total with the newly incorporated OneXPlayer X2 Mini.

OneXPlayer X2 Mini arrives with Intel Arc G3 Extreme for $1,999

The OneXPlayer X2 Mini is the last to join with this Intel Arc G3 Extreme, with a launch price reduced to $1,999 from $2,199 from its usual price. This model has 8.8 inch OLED screen and a configuration of 32 GB of RAM along with 1 TB of storage with the most powerful of Intel processors.

The other options that OneXPlayer offers are the x2currently out of stockbut it also has a reduced price of $1,999. This includes 10.95 inch screen in a device that resembles a small laptop, to which controllers can be attached to play. Comes with him Intel Arc G3 Extreme, 48 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage.

Four OneXPlayer consoles use Intel Arc G3 Extreme

The OneXPlayer APEX AIR It is a cheaper model, with an 8-inch screen and, living up to its name, only 699 grams (without battery). It has a mode to play connected to power or you can add an external battery that will allow you to play freely at the cost of adding weight to your setup. This model is sold at a discount $1,839 from $2,039 from its usual price.

The most economical option is OneXPlayer 3 which plans to begin shipping shortly (September 10). The most economical configuration is available for $1,499 with 24 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storagewhich you can configure with 1 TB or add 32 GB and 1 TB for a little more.

OneXPlayer dominates the console offering with Intel Arc G3 Extreme

Thus, the offer remains with one model available from MSI, another from Acer and 4 from OneXPlayerwhere the latter seems to be betting heavily on the recently presented Intel platform. But as we can see, the The cheapest option is $1,499.since the MSI model is priced at $1,799 and the Acer around $1,700. It remains to be seen if Intel will finally make the technology available to manufacturers. cheaper version Intel Arc G3 to opt for this type of cheaper gaming devices.