GPD (GamePad Digital) specializes in high-performance handheld gaming PCs, mini laptops, and ultra-mobile computing devices designed for portability and Windows productivity.
GPD (Shenzhen GPD Technology Co., Ltd.) is a premier innovator in the field of ultra-mobile computing. Best known for its GamePad Digital brand, the company designs and manufactures powerful handheld gaming PCs and commercial mini-laptops. Popular lines include the GPD WIN series for AAA gaming on the go, and the GPD MicroPC kwaye Ipokotho series for professional productivity in a compact form.
GPD devices are distinguished by their inclusion of full Windows operating systems, integrated physical controls, and high-quality displays, serving users who need desktop-level capability in a device that fits in a pocket or small bag.
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Many GPD devices feature a dedicated reset hole. While the device is powered off, use a SIM ejector tool or paperclip to press the button inside the reset hole once to restore BIOS and EC settings to factory defaults.
You should use the original power adapter provided with the device or a third-party charger that supports the PD (Power Delivery) protocol with appropriate voltage output (often 15V or 20V) and sufficient wattage (e.g., 45W or 65W depending on the model).
To enter the BIOS, power on the device and immediately press the 'Del' (Delete) key or 'Fn' + 'Del' continuously/rapidly until the BIOS interface appears.
Check if the charging indicator is lit. Try a different outlet or PD-compatible charger. Note that some GPD devices may charge faster when powered off or in sleep mode. If the battery is deeply discharged, leave it connected for a while before attempting to turn it on.