If you ever use the HDMI port for input you will turn the monitor into a HDMI monitor FOREVER, kiss the type C input goodbye. It will be stuck as a HDMI input only. You have been warned ⚠️
Hello If you have experience with Samsung Dex and touchscreens combo I want to ask for advices. I also appreciate answers from any viewer, in case the creator of this channel can't respond to my message. I'm interested in using Samsung Dex with a touchscreen monitor myself. Since I spend time in my home mostly and don't really need an additional battery. To not mske things longer, I have my eyes on two devices. 1. Magedok OLED full HD 13,3. Has touchscreen and no battery. Very similar to Asus Zenscreen OLED 13,3 (you can find more reviews for the later here on TH-cam). 2. Magedok IPS full HD 14'. Similar to above, just a little bigger and IPS instead of OLED technology. Had no battery as well. My phone is Samsung S20 FE. I tested Samsung Dex using another monitor (no touchscreen) and it works, but drains my battery very fast. So asking about BOTH monitors my questions are as follows: 1. Does plugging the power source (to the monitor) stop phone battery drainage? Does it even slow it? I watched reviews, but all they say is that plugging the monitor I can just boost the brightness. So I'm worried it would still consume my phone's battery even when I plug monitor to separate energy source (even if it doesn't need it). 2. If you aren't sure about the above. What would you recommend me to get additionally? Would buying an USB adapter solve it? I have hope that maybe an active (and not passive) adapter could help, being able to PD power deliver devices using it. Any experience with using it? 3. Most importantly. Can an use touch screen from the MONITOR when connecting monitor to my phone? Does it transfer both signal (image) AND touch or just the image? I want to control my phone through the monitor (its touchscreen), so both signal and touch transfers are needed. 4. If the above is true, how much control it gives. Can I use the monitor just like I used my phone? Meaning, could I play 3D android games and use controls just like on my phone? I play one game especially (Sky Children of the Light), it has two on screen 'sticks' (for moving the character and camera, with two thumbs). So I was wondering if using Samsung Dex I can play it normally just like with my phone - Or if it supports only clicking one area at the time (so I couldn't play normally with both thumbs and move the character/camera at the same time). You can even test the game itself if you got some time as it's free and without adds. I'm worried that it works just like a mouse even with touchscreen and offers zero support for multiple touch points pressed at the same time. For now this is all. Thank you. Best wishes, Jon
Hi Jon! We all hope you found your tech answers by now, and I really want to know how your last paragraph question went for you (as that one went right over my head). But as to your other touchscreen monitor questions, *yes* *the* #WIMAXIT Touchscreen Monitor will take on the video and audio signal from your Samsung Phone (and run *DEX* just fine. Really glad you got the S20 version as my *Galaxy* *S9* still and will work fine with this cool Monitor as well. By running a *usc-c* cable (from a wall charger *brick* ) into the the charge-only usb-c port on the monitor, your Cell Phone will stay charged up forever as you work or play games on the Monitor with the supplied usb-c to usb-c cable connected (from your phone to the signal grabbing usc-c port on the monitor. You can also still "reach over" and screen touch your phone if you happen to be closer to it at the moment. And we all must remember that if we connect a usb-c to hdmi cable to the monitor, you will "lose" touchscreen capability but will still enjoy the transfer of Audio to the monitor and a bigger view. And you'll still be able to "touchscreen" on your phone while you're watching your #onlyfans , I mean WIMAXIT Monitor. Hope the info helps!
Thanks for review. Which phone do you actually connected to display in the video?
So we gotta keep it plugged in?
Can you use a stylus to draw instead of your finger?
Hi! I sure could on my Wamixit Monitor. My Cell Phone has now become a Tablet in bed.
does it have its own battery?
No but don't buy it
@@RDL_Jamaican Why? Is it very bad?
If you ever use the HDMI port for input you will turn the monitor into a HDMI monitor FOREVER, kiss the type C input goodbye. It will be stuck as a HDMI input only. You have been warned ⚠️
Damn, for real?
Hello
If you have experience with Samsung Dex and touchscreens combo I want to ask for advices. I also appreciate answers from any viewer, in case the creator of this channel can't respond to my message.
I'm interested in using Samsung Dex with a touchscreen monitor myself. Since I spend time in my home mostly and don't really need an additional battery. To not mske things longer, I have my eyes on two devices.
1. Magedok OLED full HD 13,3. Has touchscreen and no battery. Very similar to Asus Zenscreen OLED 13,3 (you can find more reviews for the later here on TH-cam).
2. Magedok IPS full HD 14'. Similar to above, just a little bigger and IPS instead of OLED technology. Had no battery as well.
My phone is Samsung S20 FE. I tested Samsung Dex using another monitor (no touchscreen) and it works, but drains my battery very fast. So asking about BOTH monitors my questions are as follows:
1. Does plugging the power source (to the monitor) stop phone battery drainage? Does it even slow it? I watched reviews, but all they say is that plugging the monitor I can just boost the brightness. So I'm worried it would still consume my phone's battery even when I plug monitor to separate energy source (even if it doesn't need it).
2. If you aren't sure about the above. What would you recommend me to get additionally? Would buying an USB adapter solve it? I have hope that maybe an active (and not passive) adapter could help, being able to PD power deliver devices using it. Any experience with using it?
3. Most importantly. Can an use touch screen from the MONITOR when connecting monitor to my phone? Does it transfer both signal (image) AND touch or just the image? I want to control my phone through the monitor (its touchscreen), so both signal and touch transfers are needed.
4. If the above is true, how much control it gives. Can I use the monitor just like I used my phone? Meaning, could I play 3D android games and use controls just like on my phone? I play one game especially (Sky Children of the Light), it has two on screen 'sticks' (for moving the character and camera, with two thumbs). So I was wondering if using Samsung Dex I can play it normally just like with my phone - Or if it supports only clicking one area at the time (so I couldn't play normally with both thumbs and move the character/camera at the same time). You can even test the game itself if you got some time as it's free and without adds. I'm worried that it works just like a mouse even with touchscreen and offers zero support for multiple touch points pressed at the same time.
For now this is all. Thank you.
Best wishes, Jon
Hi Jon! We all hope you found your tech answers by now, and I really want to know how your last paragraph question went for you (as that one went right over my head). But as to your other touchscreen monitor questions, *yes* *the* #WIMAXIT Touchscreen Monitor will take on the video and audio signal from your Samsung Phone (and run *DEX* just fine. Really glad you got the S20 version as my *Galaxy* *S9* still and will work fine with this cool Monitor as well. By running a *usc-c* cable (from a wall charger *brick* ) into the the charge-only usb-c port on the monitor, your Cell Phone will stay charged up forever as you work or play games on the Monitor with the supplied usb-c to usb-c cable connected (from your phone to the signal grabbing usc-c port on the monitor. You can also still "reach over" and screen touch your phone if you happen to be closer to it at the moment. And we all must remember that if we connect a usb-c to hdmi cable to the monitor, you will "lose" touchscreen capability but will still enjoy the transfer of Audio to the monitor and a bigger view. And you'll still be able to "touchscreen" on your phone while you're watching your #onlyfans , I mean WIMAXIT Monitor. Hope the info helps!