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Some notable good :

1. Ergonomics are way better than expected (oxp3 vs Lego2 with comfort grips pictured). Id argue its just as comfortable as claw8ex, just different. Photos don't do it justice.

2. The performance* When it hits, the g3e hits hard. Stellar Blade (same settings) ; lego2 : 55fps, oxp3 : 90fps. KCD2 (same settings) lego2 : 50fps, oxp3 : 90fps. On handhelds, the first thing you do when you launch a game is set everything to low (except textures). Its almost jarring to be able to crank settings up to medium and high (with upscaling) and still get 50 to 60fps.

3. The microswitches of the oxp3 controller are actually more quiet than the shoulder buttons of claw8ex and lego2. Plus microswitches feel way better than membrane anyway. That being said the oxp3 rear buttons are crazy loud lmao. Hopefully the pro controllers can just use silent microswitches.

4. The oxp3 interface and software is the biggest surprise to me. All Chinese products I've used tend to have shit software. The oxp3 software is actually so much better than MSI. More features, more responsive. If they just gave the ui design an overhaul, it would be top tier. The on-screen keyboard is a bit mid tho.

5. Xess framegen. I used to be a nonbeliever, but I've been multiframegen pilled.

Just for context I'm a motion clarity blur busters forum gremlin. my last 4 monitors were 2 XL benqs, a NVIDIA pulsar monitor and now a 500hz OLED.

I've been optiscaler injecting xess into my lego2 for a while now and I already know the upscaling is better than fsr3. But multiframegen surprised me. the increased number of frames helps frame pacing significantly. Fsr frame gen from 40fps to 70fps is a juddery mess, and feels bad. Multiframegen from 40fps to 120 actually feels decently playable. Input latency is ok if the base frame rate is consistent.

Some notable bad :

1. *Performance. When it hits , it hits. But man, some of the games I've tried playing run like shit. Elden ring. Stuttery and weak performance. Black Flag Resynced. Runs at under 30fps in town, when same settings on my significantly weaker lego2 is 45-50. Massive bummer when it's effecting multiple games I try, in a row. It's almost like I'd rather have consistent weak performance, with the Lego 2, than have some games pop off and others not really work..

Edit : others seem to be having decent performance with black flag resynced. I'll have a mess around with it, maybe an issue on my end.

2. Triggers rubbing on plastic housing, dpad creaking. Detachable controller system is stiff. Not dealbreaking, but I had to fix it with krytox. Has similar issues with my claw8ex and lego2 tbf (both had face buttons rubbing housing) Highly recommend using krytox on all controllers in general. Feels better.

Overall thoughts :

This is my first oxp device and I'm super, super impressed. It's just better than the Lego2 in nearly every way aside from controller tolerances.

I actually ended up ordering an x2mini pro after seeing how much i liked the oxp3. We will see if it resolves some of the issues in have with the oxp3, and I'll sell whatever is worse for my usecase.

Some notable good :

1. Ergonomics are way better than expected (oxp3 vs Lego2 with comfort grips pictured). Id argue its just as comfortable as claw8ex, just different. Photos don't do it justice.

2. The performance* When it hits, the g3e hits hard. Stellar Blade (same settings) ; lego2 : 55fps, oxp3 : 90fps. KCD2 (same settings) lego2 : 50fps, oxp3 : 90fps. On handhelds, the first thing you do when you launch a game is set everything to low (except textures). Its almost jarring to be able to crank settings up to medium and high (with upscaling) and still get 50 to 60fps.

3. The microswitches of the oxp3 controller are actually more quiet than the shoulder buttons of claw8ex and lego2. Plus microswitches feel way better than membrane anyway. That being said the oxp3 rear buttons are crazy loud lmao. Hopefully the pro controllers can just use silent microswitches.

4. The oxp3 interface and software is the biggest surprise to me. All Chinese products I've used tend to have shit software. The oxp3 software is actually so much better than MSI. More features, more responsive. If they just gave the ui design an overhaul, it would be top tier. The on-screen keyboard is a bit mid tho.

5. Xess framegen. I used to be a nonbeliever, but I've been multiframegen pilled.

Just for context I'm a motion clarity blur busters forum gremlin. my last 4 monitors were 2 XL benqs, a NVIDIA pulsar monitor and now a 500hz OLED.

I've been optiscaler injecting xess into my lego2 for a while now and I already know the upscaling is better than fsr3. But multiframegen surprised me. the increased number of frames helps frame pacing significantly. Fsr frame gen from 40fps to 70fps is a juddery mess, and feels bad. Multiframegen from 40fps to 120 actually feels decently playable. Input latency is ok if the base frame rate is consistent.

Some notable bad :

1. *Performance. When it hits , it hits. But man, some of the games I've tried playing run like shit. Elden ring. Stuttery and weak performance. Black Flag Resynced. Runs at under 30fps, when same settings on my significantly weaker lego2 is 45-50. Massive bummer when it's effecting multiple games I try, in a row. It's almost like I'd rather have consistent weak performance, with the Lego 2, than have some games pop off and others not really work..

Edit. Others having better performance with black flag resynced. Maybe an issue on my end, I'll have a mess around with it later on

2. Triggers rubbing on plastic housing, dpad creaking. Detachable controller system is stiff. Not dealbreaking, but I had to fix it with krytox. Has similar issues with my claw8ex and lego2 tbf (both had face buttons rubbing housing) Highly recommend using krytox on all controllers in general. Feels better.

Overall thoughts :

This is my first oxp device and I'm super, super impressed. It's just better than the Lego2 in nearly every way aside from controller tolerances.

I actually ended up ordering an x2mini pro after seeing how much i liked the oxp3. We will see if it resolves some of the issues in have with the oxp3, and I'll sell whatever is worse for my usecase.

But I've already returned my 8ex and have listed lego2 for sale. I'm sticking with oxp.

Couldn't find any proper info so here is how to do it

1. Plug in USb keyboard

2. Reset the PC

3. Mash ESC (gets you into bios)

4. Go to boot settings

5. Change the boot priority 1 to UEFI OS

6. Save and reset

7. It'll boot you into recovery mode where you can factory reset.

~70fps on less than 65w charger.

~90fps on battery, and on 100w charger

Any ideas why? I've never used a onex device.

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