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OnexSugar Review – The Sweetest Handheld Disaster Yet

The OnexSugar might be the boldest handheld I’ve ever tested — dual OLED screens, a Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 chip, and a design straight out of a Nintendo DS fever dream. But after just 3 days, my unit died from a catastrophic fan failure. Here’s why this might be the best handheld I can’t recommend. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The OnexSugar is OneXPlayer’s first major Android handheld — and it’s an ambitious swing. Built in collaboration with a small design house called Sugar Cubes, it’s the first device powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon G3 Gen 3, a chip meant to redefine Android handheld gaming. In this in-depth review, I cover: -The story behind the Sugar Cubes partnership -Performance across emulation and native Android titles -My full breakdown of the G3 Gen 3 platform -Real-world thermals, battery life, and fan failure experience -Why I’m both impressed and frustrated At $699 + import tariffs, the Sugar 1 sits in dangerous territory — priced like an Ally, but built more like a boutique prototype. There’s brilliance here, but also fragility. 👉 Chapters below. 00:00 – Intro 02:21 – The Origins of the OnexSugar 04:15 – Design & Build 05:26 – Controls & Ergonomics 12:11 - Software experience 14:32 – Specs & Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 Breakdown 18:20 – Performance & Emulation Results 23:35 – Battery Life 26:00 – The Sweet and the Bitter (Outro) Community Guide: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...