ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini: Innovative replaceable SSD solution shown for new gaming handheld amid rumours of early June release

Only a few days have passed since One-Netbook lifted the lid on the ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini, a new gaming handheld that it debuted alongside a refreshed version of its bigger sibling. Surprisingly, the company has since de-listed its X1 Mini Indiegogo campaign page, which briefly went live on May 20. Nonetheless, One-Netbook has now published a second teaser, which we have embedded below.

On the one hand, the video shows how easy it is to swap SSDs, a feature that typically escapes gaming handhelds unless you are willing to remove their shells. Additionally, it appears that the ONEXPLAYER X1 Mini will support M.2 2230 SSDs, just like the new Microsoft Surface Pro (curr. $999.99 on Amazon). Moreover, One-Netbook shows 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB SSDs, labelled 'WORK', 'GAME' and 'MOVIE', respectively. However, it is unclear whether One-Netbook actually intends to offer the device with such high-capacity SSDs.