OneXPlayer has introduced two new gaming handhelds powered by Intel's high-end Arc G3 Extreme APU, marking a significant step in the competitive handheld gaming market. The devices, named the OneXPlayer X2 and the Apex Air, are designed to leverage Intel’s latest Panther Lake architecture, positioning them as direct rivals to AMD-powered models like the ROG Flow Z13. The X2 appears to be a direct successor to the previous X1 model, retaining the same tablet form factor and detachable controller setup, suggesting backward compatibility with existing accessories. The Apex Air mirrors the design of its non-Air counterpart but now integrates the Intel Arc G3 Extreme, maintaining features like the swappable 85W battery. While full specifications have not been released, expectations are that both models will closely follow the specs of their predecessors with performance gains from the new APU. A formal launch with full details is anticipated soon.