My Portable OLED Steam Deck Setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- Let's put together a travel-friendly portable monitor setup for both budget and premium experiences.
** Note that when making the video the Innocn OLED monitor price was $680, but it is currently being sold for $560.
Items used in the review:
Innocn 4K OLED monitor: amzn.to/3N03gXA
Innocn also sells a 1080p, non-touch, non-battery OLED monitor for $350: amzn.to/3HtDkme
AWOW 1080p LCD monitor: amzn.to/3HvmbIB
AWOW monitor review video: • Let's Use a Portable M...
Note that the AWOW monitor is now sold out, but Innocn makes a similar 1080p LCD portable monitor for $150: amzn.to/3xymcXP
Lamicall tablet stand: amzn.to/39x9pNl
Lamicall official site: bit.ly/3MogXQz
* use code RussFS02 for 30% off
They will also be holding a 30% off Father's Day sale (more info in their social media channels)
ACEFAST charger (black): amzn.to/3QmLelp
ACEFAST charger (white): amzn.to/3HtAvRV
* use code "ACEFASTa19" for 10% off the black charger through 30JUN2022
* use code "ACEFASTa19w" for 7% off the white charger through 31JUL2022
The accessories featured in this video were review units sent to me by the manufacturers. All opinions are my own, they did not see this review ahead of time, and no money was exchanged in any way.
Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
01:47 the setup
04:33 OLED monitor
07:01 testing the LCD setup
09:49 testing the OLED setup
13:17 summary (likes and dislikes)
16:57 conclusion
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Note that the AWOW monitor is now sold out, but Innocn makes a similar 1080p LCD portable monitor for $150 (it actually looks to be a bit higher quality): amzn.to/3xymcXP
I was actually lucky enough to get one after I saw the video and it said it was the last one so I got lucky
I have the innocn 1080p OLED and it’s amazing. I didn’t want 4k since all portables are 1080p. I use it with steam deck.
Check out the NexDock
@@Ronin7477 When I checked the link 7/3/22 there is a $30 off coupon as or writing with is an awesome addition.
Its $99 on Amazon right now.
As a gamer and truck driver that lives on the road, I REALLY appreciate videos like this. Thank you
Nice! That's a good combo right there.
honk if you're gaming
Hey, me too! I haven't got my steam deck yet, but I'm due the next quarter! Definitely great for a truck setup, I've just been using a gaming laptop but would much rather not have to fold up the bunk to use my desk.
you can't just use a laptop?
Same! Five years ago I was toting around the midtower PC with a 980 Ti in it and a Asus Swift monitor in its box into truck stops and company terminals.
Really wish I had a Steam Deck and one of these monitors back then!
Yeah I could’ve had a laptop, but I wanted to be cheap and get a bunch of power back then.
I would definitely get everything with the 1080p monitor thank you for this video thank you for taking the time to do this it is incredibly helpful and I think you sold me on everything here wow you always have amazing content everything happens for a reason I'm glad that you're healed up from covid
Man I truly love portable monitors... They really change the game when you're traveling, no pun intended.
I am so happy this video exists, it was literally perfect.
I was going to respond to a recent community post of your recommending portable setups but figured it would be out of your scope and certainly didn't expect you to absolutely knock it out of the park like you did!
It even answered my questions about if a touchscreen would work with the steamdeck!
My only, final thought is if there is a way to manage controller Bluetooth connections better than resyncing every single time I switch consoles.
I have a less high def portable monitor that I love with a crummy stand. I knew some kind of stand product must be the answer but didn’t know where to start. Ended up buying a similar stand from same manufacturer on Amazon. Thanks for saving me the time researching.
I didn't even think about a portable monitor like this. Awesome.
Great idea for a travel setup. I been trying to find a replace for my second pc and didn't want to go with itx build. This should be perfect for what I am looking for.
That charger + hdmi combo is awesome! I already have a good quality portable monitor so I think I'm definitely going to get the charger and stand you showed off in this video since I just got my steam deck last week!
sure wish it came in a 12 port version, but i ca nmake due...
This looks like pretty fun setup although a bit bulky for me. I travel with my laptop for work on long trips so I think for a long trip, my laptop with windows and batocera in dual boot would work best. Already have 15 inch screen, battery life, HDI output to plugin to TV if available, and i can play windows and retro games on the same unit. However I like with you do, try many setups and see what works best, I can definitively see myself with something like this for a quick one or two day trip where I only take my "bare" necessities with he :)
This has given me an urge to buy a product or two from this review. I would say having both the screens shown here would be worth having for someone who travels often, the more expensive one would be for home use of course, while the inexpensive would be for travel, lot cheaper to replace if it gets broke or, god forbid, stolen.
Awesome! I would love a future video comparing Bluetooth controllers for the steamdeck, and whether you can connect 2 or more of them simultaneously for multiplayer games.
Good idea, thanks!
Definitely we are living in a great time for personal entertainment when traveling.
Personally, my business travel hotel kit includes my phone (SD865) a BT gamesir clamp-on controller, a usbc alt mode dongle (to connect to hotel TV if available) and sometimes an Xgimi Mogo Pro projector (when I know the hotel TVs are crap.)
Gaming on the whole wall is great.
I also bring a quart size ziplock freezer bag... Fill that sucker up with ice from the ice machine, seal it tight, then sit it on top of my phone and I can game for a long time without worrying that the phone will heat throttle.
the oled panel itself is much lighter and thinner than the lcd because it lacks the need of backlight component, the majority weight is probably came from the battery and the chassis.
btw the video looks surprisingly good with an iphone camera
The OLED would be nice, but I would go for the $200 fix here. Talk about the perfect efficient and affordable set-up.
My Steam Deck email should be coming in the next week or two according to the SD ETA calculator that some awesome people put together
So great video and thanks for contributing to the Stead Deck community with these ideas/demos, I've been feeling like a kid at Christmas waiting for this so once the Deck arrives I wanna make sure I'm not waiting on anything else to still come in the mail hahaha
Right? I feel the same way. I was fortunate to get mine in May. It's such a great device.
C-force has a 15 inch 4K OLED which can act as dock for switch, it charges switch while playing, just bring your PD charger, also works with laptops.
Don't think the C-Force has touch screen
If it's anything like playing switch in tabletop mode, I can say that you have to crane your neck to look at it straight on and it kind of hurts after a while. I use a switch lite as my primary switch and I find that much better. But this is def cool if you find it comfortable. We've come to a point in technology where we're literally bringing the tv with us
I remember getting my first portable monitor for my ITX PC. I spent quite some time and money trying to design and create some sort of stand for the monitor. I completely forgot that smartphone stands are readily available in everywhere. After my first design fell apart, I conveniently stumbled upon a dirt cheap smartphone stand that fits my requirement.
I've had the innocn screen for 9 months, it has a feature that cuts out blue light and it's great for my sensitive eyes. I have to wear blue blockers when playing on my other screens or after a couple days/long sessions my eyes start to bother me. The price was worth it for that feature. Plus it looks great playing Metroid dread and running Samsung dex
Steam os and windows both have settings for a night time mode which filters some of the blue let to varying degrees.
This sounds like exactly what I had in mind for a Steam Deck fighting game setup. Do you have any means to measure input delay differences between these monitors? As I understand it, a 1ms response time can be totally divorced from input delay.
Hope not I plan on running Strive and Fightcade when I get mine
A Techpowerup review of the 1080p OLED variant said there was noticeable input lag.
No fear whatsoever when trying to use a charger as a dock for the switch, much respect.
Just gave you a thumbs up, for one little thing you said. Me so sick of youtubers saying "Without further ado", was such a nice surprise you was saying "Without further delay" instead. soo refreshing. Also, great content for the rest of the video ;)
My Steam Deck will be dropping in Q3 and I'll be using it with the Nexdock 360. I'm so excited!
I initially watched this just to support the channel, but based on your points and now that I have a Steam Deck... I think if I went on a non-austere deployment, this type of screen and that charger would be ideal additions for my personal items. I think the RP3+ or my modded 3DS would probably be my picks for an austere deployment, though.
I did the similar for one month, but I like your wall charger idea, even I m not sure it will break your switch someday (like some of this hubs maybe did in the past - have no experience with it, because none of my usb c hubs get a TV signal).
I have a Innocn non OLED TV 1080P with touch (pretty useless for me) and a wall mount, where I can I simply hang my monitor in. Then I have the opportunity to to connected my smartphone, Odin or Switch and have access to to a 1TB SSD.
Sadly, my smartphone cant get retroarch to load games from SSD and my Odin could not connect to a FullHD TV via USB C, because it has to be 4K...
So I get around with an HDMI switch and stored a lot of cable in a box and need some cables twice.
So I wish I looked into this earlier.
Quite interesting if it's possible to use handheld for work - video editing / graphic design / content creation - I dont see why not and it sounds like a really cool setup on the budget / on the go. Portable, Gamer setup +work, all boxes ticket.
I believe all portable screens should have a built in kickstand
Change my mind
@@SimonWoodburyForget how would it reduce battery life
I usually don leave comments on TH-cam, but this is an exception, what an interesting video my guy, keep it up!! I’m subscribing.
I wish more of these monitors would just toss in a couple USB ports to use for something like mouse/keyboard that wouldn't draw much power. With something like the Steam Deck that only has one port it would be handy to have the functionality of a dock built in to just have less cables devices to lug around. You have to make sure the monitor has pass through power if it doesn't have a battery because some do not and will just drain your device.
I got a 15 inch portable OLED and I love it for my steam deck
Ooh I like this type of setup 👀 I’ll have to bookmark this for an office setup myself. Time to put together a backpack setup put together.
I was just thinking about something like this, please keep me updated on anything you happen to purchase 😄
I recently picked up a portable monitor from amazon for working on the go (traveling for work). It has 2 usb-c port that have power passthrough. So only 2 usb c to c cables gets the steam deck playing on it and charging. I'd suggest you look into doing that so you don't have to have the separate power/hdmi for the monitor as well.
I understand the concept, but if we're gonna go this far I know an OLED gaming laptop would just be an overall better solution for a setup like this. It's cleaner and more travel friendly, windows 10 native support, doesn't require any cables, has a built in keyboard and trackpad good enough for multimedia watching, the whole setup would fit in your lap and be stable. It would be more expensive, but the steam deck is $600 for the top model, and 4K oled portable monitors are around $700. You can get an OLED gaming laptop for around $1100 used at best buy depending on specs. I saw one with a 2070 super for $1108; HP OMEN, and a 2070 super would massively be better at running 4K OLED than a steam deck. The biggest downside is the monitor would be tied to the laptop only. But if you already have an OLED switch, than it would be perfect I think.
Yeah, portable monitors are just not really financially practical apparently at this scale.
If you want windows 10 as a priority then yeah probably, but for my personal needs, Linux is not only more than enough, but honestly preferable as I personally like what it has to offer (I understand that for 99% of people windows is preferred though and I can understand why).
No need to go this overboard on the screen though as was done in this video, you can always get something much cheaper, at least for me personally 4k is overkill and 1080p is more than good enough, but that differs based on preference and what you play.
The big difference for me is that I don't like using a laptop portably. Like on planes on car rides laptops are a pain to use, but something like a switch works fine. Pretty excited for my steam deck for this reason. A switch with its dock isn't really portable either, but you generally only take that with you when you have a reason to, similar to how something like this screen display would be.
If any of what I said here isn't true though, I 100% agree that a laptop is the far superior way to go (like if you're ok with using it protably, find one with good parts + battery life, prefer win10, etc.).
@@szyl yeah but you can still get a laptop and install steamOS on it or any other linux distro at this point and just carry the laptop instead of carrying a portable screen around with your steam deck *and* a laptop, i mean the deck on its own can be a great replacement if you don't rly need to do work on the fly and just wanna game but i don't see a reason to carry a portable screen with your deck instead of just using a small laptop since you're already sacrificing portability by carrying the screen around
@@DMSBrian24 I tried getting linux working on my laptop a few months ago and had tons of issues with it not working with my hardware and screen tearing n shit. I also genuinely hate the form factor of laptops, having a disconnected keyboard just feels right to me. Like I was saying though, the portable screen would just be brought with me in situations I know I need it, and with the backpack I carry my laptop around in anyway the size difference won't be that much.
A flaw to what you said is that gaming laptops in specific usually face problems such as overheating and life of those components inside it. For me having a gaming laptop was a pain after while due to the heat build up. the whole point of this video wasnt to convince you to get the Steam deck AND the monitor its showing you the monitor in general the use of it depends completely on you. These monitors can also be used with phones and consoles. But like Szyl said its definitely overboard for 4k60fps 1080 is more than enough for everyone but the benefit would be its battery without needing to be plugged in which eliminates one of your concerns about cables considering it would be just one cable.
I'm looking forward to a future OLED Steam Deck
With a folding sceeen so it would look like a tablet with controllets lol
@@obvious_giraffe8386 folding increases the chance of damage, no thanks
wtf ur nostradamus
Nice review! have you seen the nreal air AR glasses? apparently it's the equivalent of looking at about 4x the size of a 75" TV across your living room and they work with the Steam deck, could be another travel option
Now this is quality of life improvement.
Interesting, I've been considering 3D printing a mount for a 5.5" AMOLED display and doing some cursed cable management mounted to the back of the monitor. I might try that in a month or so, had any thoughts on doing something like this?
I'd rather use something like the Genki Covert Dock that is proven safe for the Switch. Setup is nice thought
Great video but that Innocn monitor...wow. I thought getting a ProArt portable screen was overkill but yours make it look like I cheaped out. Kidding but also a bit jealous. Keep up the good work & if they ever get the OGU a stable OS, maybe revisit it?
You showed the response time for the innocn montior but not the input lag. Both are important in determining total responsiveness of the monitor.
That charger looks like a genki covert dock. Great vid.
"all of us want to play steam deck with an OLED display"
They heard you Russ! Russ got us an OLED steam deck! 😄
The problem for the company that sells the 600 dollars display is that the 140 dollars one is good enough.
Lol literally
Oled is the best screen though so sadly it’s going to cost more is it right? Meh idk, not for a switch or steam deck.
@Tatwi I've been feeling the same way. Wanting the best, only to realize you already have it .. so true
@Tatwi yh but don't steam decks usually run better than laptops
@@Chill_Tanuki not even close😂
My Nreal Airs arrived a few days ago, so got 2 Oled screens now added to my Setup ;)
I have the exact same screen. Love it.
Can a usb-c high end splitter be used so i can still use the steamdeck docking station snd have touchscreen?
That's a lovely review! I started watching your videos recently and I bought this charger without having seen this video, but when I mentioned it on reddit, someone linked me to your video. I wonder what your experiences were using the "usb hub" functionality? Have you tried using more than one device? Let's say a keyboard, mouse, and ethernet dongle, all through a usb hub - have you ever tried that, and how reliable was it?
Just picked up the INNOCN 15.6" 1080p OLED non battery non touch monitor and it is awesome specially at $200 with a coupon. You should check it out its the perfect in between.
I did the same thing. It’s amazing.
I've been rocking a portable 15.6'' 1080p Lepow Monitor and it does the job well enough. I pair that with a Genki Covert Dock, with a Switch OLED and Xbox Series S when I travel. Only downside is the audio quality is a DRAG...so I connect a speaker via the 3.5mm port. At that size it's hard to justify 4k, but an OLED screen would be nice.
I have the same monitor and it's neat for travel with a gaming laptop but has some drawbacks. Mainly the number of cables so I'll now travel with a pelican carrying my new sff pc, cables, monitors, and pc accessories. Don't need a USB hub anymore and found cheap tablet stands that have clamps. Easier to maneuver it
Hi Russ. As a fan, I have to voice my concerns about the lack of Kerrygold butter in recent videos. I mean, how else am I supposed to know how big stuff is? Hoping this message reaches you and let me know if you need me to hook you up!
Wtf, I'm irish, why is our butter being mentioned in some random comment lmao
@@jackm4536 wait, you don't use Kerrygold butter as a measuring device? That's the one true flaw of the metric system.
@@jackm4536 you should be proud. In the US, it's considered the fancy brand.
@@masterquest91 I know yeah. Apparently our butter is class
It is getting too expensive. Kerrygold butter that is.
I feel if you were going to use all this for emulation you may as well just get a Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra with a wireless controller like a DS4. You'd be able to play up to and including PS2 games very well (even some fullspeed Switch games) and it would be a lot more portable and simpler to set up.
These displays would be so useful to stick on my wall while i work
I wish you can do a good review of portable monitors, ones that are actually affordable Please! I am really putting together a setup and you are my favorite channel! Thank you!
It has it up and downs, if is just you traveling just buy the cable to connect it to the TV all have HDMI connections, and go thru the menu to change it to desired HDMI port if not disconnect the one that has the cable box and connect it there, way bigger screen.
Or if you have a some what good laptop the screen is as big as a laptop just get emulator for the PC or you really want a screen and you have an old laptop take it apart buy the controller for the specific screen and you could connect thru HDMI.
TH-cam algorithm @#$@#% first video from you for like 2 mos! Missed them.
This looks interesting! My steam deck is pre-ordered, but I've been wanting a monitor to use with my laptop. Do you think the 1080l monitor would be useful in an office set up?
Definitely, I use my 1080p monitor sometimes as an iTunes display while I am working. I like having it as a dedicated screen sometimes.
Don't forget you could probably set this up as a second monitor for workflows, even from a laptop. If it's a workplace environment, like a desk you regularly work at, you might want to look at some sort of stand and cabling system you can leave there to just plug and use a portable monitor with. I use to use a GPD win 1 with a portable monitor and bluetooth keyboard at uni when I needed to get some heavier editing done. :-)
1080i?
Good lord I havent seen that in some time
I think the monitor + hdmi wall plug combo would be great for Samsung Dex too
For whatever reason, when I brought the OLED one, there was no brightness control and the display was rather dim even for an OLED. Had to return it. Got the Samsung OLED tablet for a little bit more which has incredible brightness being the same panel as the Samsung Galaxy phones.
Awesome little setup for the frequent traveler. That 4k monitor price tag though... I'd stick with the 1080p screen any day.
Hi Russ. Love your videos. Been watching for some time. Just wanted your opinion. For exactly you use case scenarios, would a 15.6” OLED portable display BUT non 4K but every other spec exactly the same as the 4K display be more practical? This same company sells one at US$350 but I managed to get one from a local Singapore company with similar specs for US$310. I was wondering whether the 4K would make a difference compared to 1080p on a 15.6” display at close range and whether it’s worth the extra US$200-250. I do want an OLED and am willing to pay the difference for the OLED over LCD.
Hi Kenneth, I don't think there is a major distinction between 1080p and 4K on a 15.6" monitor unless you get really close to it and try to compare pixels. If you are able to get a 1080p OLED with similar specs and save $200, I think you will be more than pleased!
@@RetroGameCorps thank you. That really makes my decision much easier. Pls continue what you’re doing and do note that i always watch your videos and reviews before purchasing anything. Sending thanx and love all the way from Singapore!!
I tried this exact monitor but my model had insane color bleed/chromatic aberration. Every white on black pixel had red on one side and blue on the other, and the low resolution made this super noticeable.
Just a word of caution.
Hasn't using non-official docks for the Switch had some issues in the past?
no risks with the switch for that charger? I’d love that just to play my switch on my PC monitor.
Before I spontaneously buy that AWOW for my Steam Deck coming tomorrow, how well does the AWOW hold up in bright conditions? I was watching another video and they said 500 nits is a huge difference compared to 300 or 250. What's your opinion on that? Is that as big of a deal as a video I've watched? I'll typically be playing my Steam Deck indoors, at my desk at work, or while out traveling on my motorcycle.
It does well in indoor situations, I have never had a complaint about the brightness. I often don't even turn it up all the way. I don't think it would be as good for outdoors, though.
Thanks for answering! Since I don't want to take a chance on a used one, I went with the $150 Innocen you have pinned.
Thanks again for the video and answering my question!!!
I like the opening theme music. Has a Stranger Things vibe to it.
hey bud, what desktop gaming monitors would you recommend for the steam deck?
That charger alone is a game changer. Holy crap.
Is it really though? Is it markedly different than any $20 usbc alt dongle that also has power delivery, plus a regular charger that you already have?
Not sure I understand the appeal, especially in regards to hotel use, where a power outlet might not be close to where you want to use the display.
I use an Asus portable monitor that has the battery like the bigger monitor, but is the same resolution and size as the small monitor, and is $300. It was really useful when I needed to hook something up to my portable Deskmini A300 computer on the go, as well as hooking it to my Steam Deck and Laptop. I should try hooking my full size switch up to it, I only took my Switch Lite on the trip, and it doesn't work with external displays.
I'd love to see Asus make an OLED version of their battery portable monitor. 1080p is enough, but I wouldn't mind paying another $50-100 for an oled.
I have a cheaper monitor as well, but it's USB-C only and doesn't support HDMI, so really the only thing I can plug it into is my laptop. It is very nice to have both portable monitors though because it lets me have a triple-screen setup on the go.
(Also, the Asus monitor's folding case stand has two different angles it can be in, so I never needed another stand for it.)
I just connect into the hotel room tv.. if I remember a cable and charger..
Was there any effect of FPS running an external monitor?
Isn't is still true that any power source other than the Nintendo charger has a risk over damaging the switch since they went of spec of USB-PD? I still worry about that so I have a 2nd Nintendo dock and charger just for travel and bedroom use rather than a cheaper 3rd party one. This looks great and is probably perfect for every other device though.
Hi!! Ty for the video! Can i use that charguer in europe? Thank you
WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO....Oh wait, that actually seems like something I'd totally want to try😄. Good stuff!
Just got myself an arzopa 16" 2k 16:10 for my second screen, because space is limited and it's great für the 140$ it cost. planning to use it occasionally for my rog ally.
Just bought a steamdeck and found this video. My question that seems not answered is: is the oled 4k worth it for steamdeck? From what I can see deck doesnt output 4k for games, so seems kinda overkill to me. Is there a way to get the deck to output games in 4k?
Can the OLED display be charged from the 5W usb plug on the charger (so you can charge your steam deck and the OLED monitor with the one plug)? I saw that you were able to do that with the 1080p monitor
Its a hard sell with the lg c1 48in going down to $799 but i know that’s totally different but still a great monitor or tv.
When you plug a bigger external screen it always didn't make sense for me for handhelds like the steam deck or switch. if you play some co-op or laying down with a bigger screen and controller on your belly is okay you can do that. but for something like this is kinda a hassle in itself and more hassle for the trip in my mind. idk 😂
Imagine bringing this kinda stuff in the plane. Shit looks like a bomb 🤣
The charger is by far the most impressive for me. I live in the Netherlands and can't find such an exact charger, so sad.
Can you tell if you can rotate the screen image manualy? I have one portable monitor but if i mirror my phone image it gets vertical on the horizontal screen, making useless, i like to know if that 1080p monitor can force the image to rotate so it can be used mirrored
You should try the N Real Air as a display. Its pretty amazing to just bring a pair of sunglasses and get a large 120" display in front of your face.
There is a cheaper alternative.
1. Get a Cheap Chromebook
2. Get a Genki Shadowcast
3. Get USB to HDMI female adapter.
You can get 1080p 13-15" gaming on the go for under $200
Do you know if the Genki Covert Dock I have for my Switch will be able to work on the Steam Deck? It looks very similar to the one you use here.
It should work in terms of driving the signal through to a monitor, but I am not sure if the 30W power delivery will be enough to adequately charge the Steam Deck. The Steam Deck charger is rated at 45W (one of the reasons why I went with this other plug).
@@RetroGameCorps thank you. I suspected that. I'll obviously try it when I get my Q3 deck, and hope that I don't need to charge at same time!
one on the right would be perfect for fighting game tournaments
That would be sweet -- the 1ms response time in particular would be awesome.
Wow that gan charger is cool
In my case. I have a Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra that works as both a tablet and Steam Deck monitor. I'm using Steam Link to wirelessly cast from the deck to the tablet and it works very well .
how did you setup that please?
Does the charger work with the original Nintendo switch hand-held with showing on a portable screen
What about latency for retrogaming? It's worth for retro platform games like mario,donkey, contra,arcade shottemups...? Thanks a lot for uour help
Is the 4k resolution actually a negative as you’ll either be playing games at non-native resolutions or sacrificing performance, and these small devices not exactly having the grunt for all the games at those resolutions?
Sorry if you mentioned this already and I missed it. You take fast (which I totally appreciate, never change!)
Integer scaling, plus the fact that any unused pixels on an OLED screen are turn off means it should used less power.
I got a monitor that's a switch dock through USB C 🙏🏽👍🏾I would like to get the touch screen monitor though and a decent stand 🙏🏽💪🙏🏽
Any advice on how to still use the steam deck with Bluetooth audio and the portable monitor at the same time? I want to use the monitor to play on but still use my headphones via Bluetooth with the steam deck but the monitor is forcing sound output
It's funny how we have come full circle. 15 years ago, everyone was using 14 inch screen and the gods were using 17 inch screens. I remember my first 21 inch screen and felt like it was a jumbotron. Now here we are, playing sidescrollers on a 15 inch screen again!
looking for this amazing hdmi gagdet to charge deck aswell as provide power for monitor, where can i get it from in the uk
clicking through your links, it seems like there is even a cheaper 13" 1080p oled monitor for about $180 from this company which is a great price.
A thought about the portable screen and Steam Deck specifically is there are 16:10 portable monitors available, and 16:10 is a better aspect ratio than 16:9 anyway.
hey will the same setup work with samsung galaxy tab s8 ultra as a display?
hi where did you get the adaptor from, i cant find it on the uk amazon website and need a set up asap
any idea if there is an OLED 4K touchscreen alternative to this screen but WITHOUT a battery?
If there is good question it probably will be why Valve didn't created 4th option with oled screen?