OneXPlayer reveals X2 Mini Pro pricing: OpenClaw-ready Ryzen AI Max+ 388 handheld PC launching with up to 64 GB RAM, optional liquid-cooling, and 118 TOPS of AI performance

OneXPlayer has officially announced pricing for the new X2 Mini Pro, an 8.8-inch OLED handheld PC, equipped with up to 64 GB of RAM to power OpenClaw, local AI applications, and popular video games. The X2 Mini Pro also comes with a magnetic snap-on keyboard for use as a 2-in-1 PC laptop.

The OpenClaw-capable handheld is powered by AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 388, an 8C/16T CPU with a 120W maximum TDP and a 5 GHz boost clock. The chip delivers 50 NPU TOPS of AI compute performance, with 118 TOPS of total combined performance, which is far above the 11 to 38 TOPS of the Apple Mac Mini M1 to M4 Neural Engines.
OneXPlayer includes one-click deployment of popular local AI models for convenience, eliminating the multiple steps required for manual installation, such as what is required when installing OpenClaw on Ryzen AI Max+ CPUs.
The X2 Mini Pro ships with 1 TB or 2 TB of internal storage, which can be expanded to 4 TB. Additional storage can be added via a mini SSD up to 2 TB and a microSD card up to 2 TB, allowing a combined total of 8 TB. This is ideal for the installation of large AI LLMs as well as multiple AAA game titles.
The gaming PC handheld is also equipped with an 8.8-inch 144 Hz VRR OLED display, detachable game controllers, and a user-replaceable 85 Wh battery. A charging dock enables uninterrupted gameplay.



The OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro launches on Indiegogo on June 15, 2026. The air-cooled model will be priced from $2,399 (48GB RAM + 1TB SSD) to $2,799 (64GB + 2TB), while the liquid-cooled model adds $60.99 and can be connected to the optional Frost Bay external liquid cooling dock for improved sustained performance.
Readers who are only interested in fast, liquid-cooled gaming handhelds might consider the OneXPlayer Apex PC (sold here on Amazon) which is also Frost Bay-compatible.

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OneXPlayer email, OneXPlayer on Indiegogo











