ONEXPLAYER ONEXFLY F1 Pro Review – 8840U, HX 365 & HX 370 powered handheld gaming PCs (DROIX Blog)

Summary

DROIX blog review of the onexplayer-onexfly-f1-pro. Published 2025-02-11 on droix.net.

Now for some games at playable settings on the HX 370 model. Where possible above 60 FPS and with different TDP settings.
For Indiana Jones & The Great Circle we are running at 720P on the low graphics settings, set to 35 frames per second at 28W TDP.
For Lonely Mountain, we couldn’t quite get 144Hz, but you can choose either 720P Low graphics if you want 120FPS or you can go higher resolution and/or graphics settings for 60+ FPS.

For running emulators on the ONEXPLAYER ONEXFLY F1 Pro series you will be able to run up to the PlayStation 3 era with little issues. The main differences between the 8840U and HX models are that extra bump in performance which comes into play on the higher end or demanding emulators such as RyuJinx and Vita 3K.
And it is much the same with PCSX2, compatible games will run great and you will again have no issues cranking up the rendering resolutions and graphics setting.
PCSX2 on the ONEXPLAYER ONEXFLY F1 Pro
RPCS3 on the ONEXPLAYER ONEXFLY F1 Pro
With RPCS3 you will see good performance across the F1 Pro range. You will have shader caching while playing compatible games, but this shouldn’t affect gameplay, even on the 8840U model.
Vita3K on the ONEXPLAYER ONEXFLY F1 Pro
And with the Vita3K emulator you can enjoy a decent number of compatible games. Depending on how demanding the game is you can increase the rendering resolutions for nicer visuals.