OneXPlayer has officially announced the retail pricing for its latest handheld gaming PC, the OneXPlayer 3, featuring Intel Arc G3 Extreme graphics. The company previously shared early bird pricing during its launch campaign, with the 24GB RAM and 512GB storage model available for $1,400. The final retail MSRP is higher, with the base configuration listed at $1,699.
To mark the launch, OneXPlayer is offering discounted pricing across different configurations. The entry-level model with 24GB memory and 512GB storage is currently available for $1,499. Users looking for additional storage can choose the 1TB version, which is priced at $1,599 during the promotional period instead of its $1,899 MSRP.
The highest configuration includes 32GB of RAM paired with 1TB of storage. This model carries a $2,099 MSRP but is currently available for $1,799 with the launch discount.
| Model | RAM | Storage | MSRP | Launch Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OneXPlayer 3 Base | 24GB | 512GB | $1,699 | $1,499 |
| OneXPlayer 3 | 24GB | 1TB | $1,899 | $1,599 |
| OneXPlayer 3 Premium | 32GB | 1TB | $2,099 | $1,799 |
The company has not confirmed whether these reduced prices will remain after the launch period. Similar pricing strategies are often used by smaller hardware manufacturers, where products are introduced with promotional discounts compared with the listed MSRP.
The latest pricing is also lower than the suggested prices shown during the OneXPlayer 3 Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. This could make the handheld more competitive against other portable gaming devices entering the market.
The OneXPlayer 3 will only be available with Intel Arc G3 Extreme graphics, unlike some upcoming handheld systems that offer multiple hardware options. The device will compete with products such as the Acer Predator Atlas 8, which is expected to launch with an Intel Arc G3-based configuration at around $1,200.
The handheld gaming PC market continues to expand, with manufacturers focusing on higher memory capacities, improved graphics performance, and desktop-class processors in portable designs. The OneXPlayer 3 will need to deliver strong gaming performance and efficiency to compete with AMD-powered handhelds already available in the market.
