Let me just say WOW what a beautiful machine. So small yet large at functionality, form and factor. A workhorse powerhouse of a laptop.
If your working on the go at home or i the office you will have all you need in this small yet big machine. I couldnt have aasked for a better laptop for all my needs. The max does it all.
The only thing that confused me a bit was the game control layout, being used to the win mini . The reversed right hand controls were odd at first and not as instinctive to the mini where the controls are layed out. I am getting used to it though. I do prefer to play AAA games on my win mini 2024 though as its now my gaming go to.
However , once im used to win max i will engoy that as well.
The 10.1 inch screen is great and i dont notice the change from 120hz to 60hz in the games i play. The OLED will be an impressive upgrad in 2026 if GPD goes into OLED on max.
I have the 2024 version and look forward to the OLED on these devices.
I will say this though you wont need OLED on these devices as they are beautifully crips screens.
I know the 2025 hasalot of upgrades from the previous year and would loved to have the 2025.
I look forward to the future of GPD and its future products lineup.
Thank to the Designers, Engineers, Sales and Customer service.
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As a developer and gamer, this device is amazing. The performance is the best for its size, and the eGPU hookup with OcuLink is awesome for home. The 10.1" screen looks great and works fast. Only problem is it gets pretty hot after a while. Still, it's taken over my gaming laptop and work computer.

Has everything you need in one awesome device! My son said it was the best gift he ever got. Says a lot from a serious gamer. Customer service was prompt and very helpful. Absolutely recommend GPD to everyone and anyone.

As a tech nerd, the GPD WIN MAX 2 2024 blows my mind. 64GB RAM and 4TB SSD are way too much, but in a good way. It plays games super well, and the OcuLink thingy for eGPU is really cool. My only issues are the loud fan when it’s working hard and the weight, which makes it not as easy to carry around as other stuff. But if you want a portable computer that can run big games, it's hard to find better.

Perfect for a touring/traveling musician. Its no bigger than an iPad, and if you can bring an iPad anywhere, you can bring this. No need to bring a controller as its built in. The screens beautiful doesnt get too hot. Absolutely perfect keyboard size and the keys presses feel satisfying. Theres almost. No compromises with this device other than the 60hz refresh rate. This is the end all be all for travelers who need work and gaming done, or handheld gamers that want a all in on experience.

Variety of options with this small laptop/ handheld pc.Has oculink port for graphics expandability down the future. Light weight with good battery life.

This is perfect for anyone in the civil service industry. I am in the military and have to say from size it fits in my uniform pocket and snug into my bookbag. It's robust which also means durable which is great when deployed or utilized during training. It can handle MAX spec even for the latest high rendering games with little to no latency, for example Call of duty and Elden Ring. It has a solid encryption base which allows me to log into any government website. All of this while also having an amazing customer service team makes me want to come back for more, a couple of my friends just made some orders too because of what i showed them. I cant wait to see what this company does next!

GPD WIN MAX 2 2024 Handheld PC for Gaming

The GPD WIN MAX 2 2024 is an engineering wonder. It’s crazy how much power it packs into a small device, and the versatility is awesome for both work and gaming. But it’s not perfect—the battery life could be better for something portable, and the price is pretty high for most people. It’s also a bit heavy for long gaming sessions. Still, if you need a mix of power and portability, it’s a great option

Thus device is awesome. Handles most games impressively. My biggest complaint is the analog sticks. For a $1300 handheld gaming console id expect sticks comparable to a ROG Ally, Steam deck, or Xbox controller, these feel like PSP or switch sticks. They have nearly 40% travel or throw than normal sticks, therefore precise movements are near impossible, in addition, these do not track circularly. They are square. And they aren't even equally square corners. There are alot of threads discussing this and it is a known issue by GPD. I wish I could send it in to be serviced and upgraded. My second largest gripe is the screen. You cannot call this a gaming console for $1300 at 60hz refresh rate. I hope they offer an upgrade in the future as I will be the replacement screen if its a higher refresh rate. Finally, this device with its flaws in 2024 is not worth over $1,000.