A Portable Xbox Series S! - xScreen Review

[@davidm.7099]

You could attach a screen and a battery to your GameCube 20 years ago, and it even had a handle.

[@anthdci]

I had both the screen and battery.

[@caiustox]

You could do that with the PsOne too.

[@Tank5066]

Had the GameCube and the screen personally as a kid. That thing was the bees knees for passing time on road trips. It came with a 12 volt car adapter for the screen and console so you didn't even need to worry about needing an inverter to run it.

[@funkejosh4850]

I would like a modern version of the Screen and high cap battery for the Gamecube in 2022. These Accessories were cool back then

[@draginator6]

@@anthdci I still use the gameboy adapter with mine

[@Verlisify]

I don't think the flimsiness is a prototype needing revisions. Its definitely a deliberate cost cutting measure

[@averyporter6745]

@Don't read my profile photo Don't read the rest of my comment- fuck off

[@Kai-jx5qn]

yea they seed it feels like one, not that it is one

[@crayoncruncher2357]

aren't you that pokemon furry guy

[@hiruma4142]

@@crayoncruncher2357 it is lmao

[@nabawi7]

@Don't read my profile photo 2017 called, it wants its meme back

[@captainchuppachup]

I've got one. I really love it. It's for travelling and it has a nice case and it's easier than a seperate screen. The Series S is the only console currently small enough outside a switch, that you can do this.

[@xxcabalxx2369]

steam deck perhaps?

[@cryengine_x]

@@xxcabalxx2369 steam deck doesnt play most games like destiny, overwatch, diablo 4 etc. also 1 hr battery

[@johncronk1338]

That Pulseway advertisement with Linus was so cool. It's not often I see an ad on KZbin where I actually watch the whole thing just to see how it ends. Great job guys !!

[@TriBread1]

0:20 Riley: "But actually, why would you want this?" Me: "Cuz I don't have a steam deck."

[@LilHoss]

Riley was so convincing with his sales pitch, I just bought one of these for my Wii. I'm so excited can't wait for the delivery!!!!

[@munashe7988]

This would be nice to have for those long camping trips

[@MGlBlaze]

I like the throwback. The PSOne had an official first-party screen attachment, the Gamecube (and probably others) had third-party screens. Maybe not that useful for general day-to-day use, but if you were going somewhere for a day or a couple of days and didn't know if you'd have access to a TV, you could just bring the power cable and be all set. Definitely a niche product, but I like that it exists.

[@dkrampage2933]

I think almost every PS console had a official one, except for the PS4 who got an Third party one, the Xbox 360 comes to mind also but I'm not sure.

[@I_am_ENSanity]

Reminds me of when we had a screen on the PS2 when my family would go on "family vacations" back in the early 2000's.

[@anaghaditya820]

Third party companies have started to put out better accessories than OEMs.

[@EXC4LIB3R]

been like this forever

[@Jehty_]

It doesn't make any sense for an OEM to produce such a niche product.

[@caiustox]

I'm curious with how you got to this conclusion after watching this video.

[@matteo8080]

This idea is perfect for those of us in the military who get stuck loving in small rooms or in a bunk bed barracks. When I was stationed overseas I had roughly 15sqft of living space.

[@Orion_Alathorn]

I wonder why they opted for power from a usb port instead of have a power come from the main power cable. what I mean is that they could have built a plug into the back to go into the console and the you plug the power cable into the screen and have power go from there into both the screen and console, that way they could get over the usb power limitation. and yes, I know the would need to add a small psu to the screen, but those don't need to be big to power 1 monitor

[@SeanGoans]

Used to have a screen on my Gamecube like this when I was a child. It did wonders for me when I was dragged to my sisters volleyball tournaments that lasted 10 hrs. made sure to bring 4 controllers for the other kids to play stuck there as well. I became the arcade. miss those times but not the laminated floor.

[@AndrewNorthover]

Lol at the Nintendo switch snap sound 4:26

[@justicegaminginc]

i think it has potential, its still in its infant phases and will definitely become an option to ship the console with if people start buying it more and more just like with the xbox kinect

[@Xaluber]

As a 90s child, the mini PS One with the built in screen was the best Christmas present I ever got. It had all the same compromises as this, minus the build quality maybe, and with a screen the fraction of the size. But child me did not care one bit. It meant I could play PlayStation on long car rides, or at home when my parents were using the tv. Agree that this is too expensive but I think it’s great for kids.

[@davidkjetland2320]

As a semi-pro athlete, I can see a very obvious use case for this. We don't always get the best hotels, and although TVs are usually included in the rooms the io is not alway accessible, so being able to flip open an xbox for some healthy competition in between training sessions/games would be great.

[@DaNeykey]

Nice Video. I want to annotate that I noticed a weird "metallic" or hall sound/effect while Riley was speaking. Sounded like something is or was interfering with your audio. For example at 1:38 onwards, when Riley is sitting at the table.

[@PSP1S0]

They could have gone for power passthrough. How older TFT LCD clamshell attachments work. But I think you are better off getting a huion tablet. Still 1080p but all usb powered and sturdy. If you want a speaker just use a JBL go. This is the best generic solution I use for drawing on PC, watching firestick TV on the go or when visiting family, and temp setups for my Xbox one, PC, Playstation 3-5 at LANs. It all runs from a single USB/USB-C port. And additional a HDMI connector (for a firestick get a 5 dollar female to female connector)

[@danielsnoddy4099]

Riley your presenting has really improved since your early days at LTT. Really loved this one. Great job!

[@MegaLb2011]

1st of all, thx a lot for the great content you guys and girls put out and i personaly love Riley presenting, thought I would point a slight minus on some videos... you might have a sound issue with your sets, and sometime like this video, i cannot unhear it once my ear did catch it. I would guess some resonating frequencies in the spaces you record... but i might be wrong on the exact issue... maybe a quick equalizer on the mic reducing the really bothering frequencies could help in post ? or an investement in acoustics solutions... anyway, always a pleasure to watch 😁

[@okaminekokami4930]

Honestly Riley is such an amazing host. The guy has a incredible presenting skills, energy, communication and energy. He is like a tech industry Ryan Renalds.

[@ysomadbeats]

I work in manufacturing in Australia, and needless to say, manufacturing isn't cheep over here. Id be supprised if their making any profit from those plastic feet. I work specifically in sheet metal making server cases and pc cases for some larger companies and we have had a 200% rise in sheet metal prices in the past 2 years making things that used to be realtively cheep to manufacture a nightmare to produce, especially with the higher then average wages most people in manufacturing recieve.

[@starwarssith]

%:22 We've all been here. This scene gave me anxiety. Imagine all the tenured employees at your new job just angrily staring at you

[@gamingmarcus]

I hope you guys test a bigger sample size with USB-C cables. Since every single connector is handmade sample variance might be drastically higher.

[@ChristopherKlepel]

This was a very entertaining video and well put together got especially excited when he said they were testing USB C cables also

[@NigelMelanisticSmith]

Agreed. The gulf between cheap and expensive USBC cables is crazy, not to mention things like Thunderbolt

[@Keepskatin]

@@NigelMelanisticSmith Ney not really, the only different between usb type C cables is durability and build quality. The tougher cables cost up to $20 for 6 feet.

[@DaxtonAnderson]

It'd be nice if Xbox would open up ultrawide monitor support, then you could flip an Xbox Series X on its side and have a 21:9 flip up monitor.

[@brrr8995]

I love how they got Yvon to model

[@mrtrd3731]

4:31 cube companion

[@nickhubble7582]

I lived off of this stuff when I was in the Corps living out of a wall locker moving about. This is great stuff.

[@Snugggg]

perfect for fly-in-fly-out mining and farming workers. fairly common working life in Australia.

[@wolfenwingsable]

Im a truck driver and this actually seems like abpretty good alternative to a laptop. Uses less power i would imagine.

[@jemiebridges3197]

More power. But,still cheaper. Well I'm using a Lenovo T-Series. I guess if you had an Asus gaming laptop, yeah it would use way less than that.

[@jemiebridges3197]

More power. But,still cheaper. Well I'm using a Lenovo T-Series. I guess if you had an Asus gaming laptop, yeah it would use way less than that.

[@TomatePasFraiche]

I lost it when he pressed the buttons from outside Excellent concept however!

[@WillHellmm]

The skits were great in this video

[@Ezorus]

I have the same headset. HIGHLY recommend them. Open back give the best sound space

[@MalteWeniger]

XD 08:00, when gaming was still sociable, Teamspeak was a loud room and your mom brought pizza and drinks, ah the good old times when you knew what your friends looked like.

[@alex31721able]

I used an attachable screen in my PS2 for years in long drives for holidays as a child

[@dakel20]

Oh man, I had one of these as a kid for my original xbox! Used it for camping and stuff, it was great.

[@Waddywoos360]

I had something very similar for my 360. At school we weren't allowed 'TVs' in our room so... technically it was only a screen! Many happy hours spent playing rounds of tiger woods etc. with friends at break times!

[@Evanzie]

You nailed it at 7:16. I wanted something like this forever. But once everything started launching on everything and cross play became common. I just bought a decent laptop to play when i'm away.

[@mattisandersson9661]

I remember me and my brother used to play on our ps2 slim in the car with an attachable screen.

[@KingLarbear]

They could of flipped the Xbox upside down, left the ventilation spot uncovered, cut out the area for the the ports better and included a removable battery for the screen alone that could power the system too and therefore made the screen better... and where is the handle and this cost way too much for the build quality, it it came with extra storage space that would be worth it and I would pay $500 if it was just a little better

[@HectorWasTaken_-ue8nr]

They changed the name of this vid from this “The Xbox was never meant for this” for some reason

[@nanezferrer3565]

DAMN 2022 is crazy now were creating laptop from 1990

[@Arsonist00]

This is one USB port away from becoming a desktop replacement laptop thing if you add a keyboard and mouse.

[@blankblank4949]

If i could boot windows or linux, and have some cute keyboard solution; i would honestly use this as a laptop

[@vipset87]

HOLY SHIT YOU HAVE 14 mil+ subscribers?!? good for you man

[@bostonjomo]

Will Canadians get that 4.1 liters of milk reference? Don't they buy their milk in bags?

[@armeddeafboi7276]

Probably would be great if it had 120hz at 1080 for better latency and less screen tearing.

[@TheMilmalik]

Please Lord do an overkill top spec Xbox series X portable build. I’ve been thinking of doing one for ages and I’m sure you could make a sweeet one.

[@cjhan47]

They should have added a passthrough adapter for power to power the display and the XBox and they could have gotten a better brighter display.

[@tonyrivera8996]

A review of the gstory screen would be nice.

[@peppercorn9022]

Damn we already have the future thou, *gaming laptops*

[@lara_yesss]

Definitely they didn't saw Austin evans's Xbox Mystery Tech 😅

[@communalnoodle1356]

I thought I saw Luke for a second there at the begginning.

[@YMica-OSE]

1:09 and 5:50 Hello from Australia (I'm not Australian btw)

[@fffrrraannkk]

My phone has a volume stepping problem too. It's super annoying. It's fine until the very last button press to get max volume. It sounds like it jumps from 60% to 100%. So basically if the volume is too low, the only option is to make it too high.

[@lastwymsi]

My 40$ raspberry pi 1080p HDMI screen does this things entire job while just needing 2 cables to plug into the back of any device.

[@jonahhammond1360]

This makes no sense when Xbox remote play exists. This still requires a power source, is bulky, bad screen. It makes so much more sense to just remote play on an iPad or phone. This is the solution to a problem nobody had

[@professorxavier9991]

Bro $100 for a track suit... no one is that Russian. #TrustAbro

[@suppar8066]

Click screw screw screw .. "ellooooooo" i can't dude xD

[@Azimii]

something that completely crosses the line for me is that the color doesn’t even match it

[@Sanker1]

the title before it was changed: "the Xbox was not intended to be portable" (or something like that idk)

[@justintaylor4659]

Wii had a similar product back when it came out

[@MajikManX]

I remember when they made these for GameCubes

[@m-copyright]

Did the new guy got hired because he looks like Luke?

[@25tigerblue]

Ok so after watch the first 30 seconds all I can think of that is commercial/youtube add.

[@buc81702]

I get that the build quality isn't great but you should be worried anyway if your xbox or any device fell of a table/desk. Gotta take care of your stuff.

[@lucase6407]

It's funny, these have been around for a while, albeit with lower specs. I remember almost getting one that looked identical for my xbox one s a handful of years back

[@fauzirahman3285]

The slight different tone from the XBox itself makes me wonder if it will tone differently as it ages. I have a printer now with panels of various colour tones as the panels yellow at a different rate.

[@SnailSlugSlut]

2:47 Riley lookin a bit different here…

[@thecarrot4412]

Its a cool idea that reminds me of the screen for the PSone but realistically look for a deal on a portable display intended for a laptop and you can get better specs for less money, and you just have to deal with it being a 2 piece unit

[@flyingtentacle7631]

Agreed. That screen is absolute garbage. You can get a portable 15 inch oled screen for the same price. You'll be packing everything into a box with the power cable and controllers anyways, so having the screen attached doesn't really suddenly make an xbox any more portable anyways.

[@thecanmanification]

I remember seeing one for the Wii but I don’t understand where you would use it since the Wii is even more homebound than a regular console

[@adampope5107]

If you're mobile a lot, dealing with more pieces gets frustrating.

[@gamin9wizard945]

I have seen something like that for the PS2 on an AVGN episode ( the one for Lara Croft) It's a shame how Microsoft can sell old dead products as "their own invention".

[@doublevendetta]

@@gamin9wizard945 this isn't a Microsoft product

[@DrivingGod21]

This has so much potential. A 2nd gen could be amazing

[@PopcornLover200]

Agreed, or if they’re able to make a Series X version I’d be very interested

[@_Livid_]

Another larger company will come along here soon to steal the idea and make it what this model should’ve been.

[@LogicalError007]

@@PopcornLover200 there is one.

[@driftaddict228]

@@_Livid_ I'm pretty sure even ps2 had these so its not a new idea

[@Jo21]

just buy portable LCD, u can get 4k panel thats better than this for they asking

[@cartermassey9030]

I think I’ll be sticking to my Steam Deck for now, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t think this was fascinating

[@alexdavis9324]

You are one of the dozens of people with the steam deck?

[@RyanRiopel]

Look at this guy with his Steam Deck

[@pineapplepizza5733]

subtle flex

[@doggoman2764]

*flexes* subtlety

[@smcelrea]

@@alexdavis9324 Now you've met two, :D

[@BelviGER]

I remember a screen being an extra for the PSone that you could buy That was kinda neat, though there was no battery or anything like that for it

[@udo8692]

I had that one actually, still do i think, saved me on a very boring vacation with my parents :)

[@tkdtrickster2]

i LOVED that thing

[@edmac1090]

I had one for my game cube. Saved my life during family vacations.

[@dkrampage2933]

I think the PS2 version solved the battery problem but it didn't last long.

[@LongTimeAgoNL]

Friend of mine had that so we could all play PSone games on a boat or watch movies.

[@StefanEtienneTheVerrgeRep]

@8:05 "if you can stomach the boutique price and poor build quality" Soooo... basically its a MSI GPU.

[@Bag664]

Back in Afghanistan 2005 i had one for my GameCube. That got me through my deployment whenever i got a chance to play it. These portable screens are good for deployed service members.

[@zachmarshall6059]

my step dad had one I think

[@d_sellers1]

Agreed that the portable screens great for deployed service members. I had one on my OG Xbox back in 2004. Lasted through my next deployment in 2005. Last day before redeploying, I wasn't paying attention and plugged it into 220v. Fried everything. Shame because it was modded and had around 50 games in it. :'(

[@abrahamrivera204]

Literally why I am trying to get one, being here in the marines corps everyone trying to get screen for the consoles but since we move a lot we can’t take them with us

[@mitchjames9350]

The GameCube was GOAT.

[@kylejohnson8253]

Except you can't play games offline and the Series S has no disc drive. Some deployments, but not all. This would have been nice though

[@John-to2fd]

I had a ps2 version of this as a kid with a little tiny 4in screen lol but it was a lifesaver on long roadtrips.

[@logan9334]

For the fat ps2? I had one and with an inverter I killed many a car battery as a silly kid that didn't understand the car wouldn't start after awhile😂 that thing was at least an inch and a half thick if I remember right

[@i7460]

I simply love Riley. He's so energistic hyped and excited and a lil bit crazy. You notice instantly when he was in charge of the video Like Look how he explained the Assambly of the screen

[@alexdavis9324]

He is extremely creative. As with basically everyone on ltt would like to see more of him

[@TenCoJeCool]

Riley*

[@Zanzubaa]

Wrieylee*

[@fffrrraannkk]

Rylee*

[@JasonZakrajsek]

You don’t like him enough to spell his name right.

[@anshulsuthar6680]

He said "bhenchod" 0:04... Indians... Assemble 😂😂

[@gratisgratos]

I bow to your greatness 😂

[@tiromandal6399]

Great to see that Linus finally listened to some of us and slowed down on "do every video yourself" it's literally like you built a company with multiple employees but still do their work. He worked way too hard for years now and once in a while should relax and enjoy the fruits of those hardships and specially since there are guys like Riley and Anthony, Jake's become pretty good too these days so is Alex and James. They are now good enough for LTT not just for the sister channels.

[@najeebshah.]

This guy is like linus 2.0

[@ericsalidbar1693]

Yeah i dont agree with either of you. It is linus tech tips and also rileys his own person i dont see him as a linus clone or copy.

[@ericsalidbar1693]

But you’re entitled to your own opinion

[@DiZZiEntertainment]

Yeah Riley is definitely his own character, Jake is waaaaay too annoying to me. The only people I can watch on a day to day is Riley, Anthony and Linus

[@12theman345]

@@ericsalidbar1693 he is much more obnoxious and not even half as likeable.

[@dsbm2153]

1:25 Americans trying to figure out the metric system be like

[@terra1149]

I figured it out just fine, although I get the joke.

[@TypicalBlox]

I was about to give them a pass until I heard the price, $250 for a cheap laptop screen in a plastic shell. Should cost $99 at *MOST,* what a scam.

[@zacdee316]

This reminds me of the older console portable hacks that were all over the place in the late 2000s. They could go even further with portability if they offered a battery solution, though some modifications would be required. The Xbox on runs on 12vdc after the AC stepdown.

[@Orion_Alathorn]

honestly by the title I thought they were going to review a Ben Heck custom job or something lol

[@razerow3391]

You mean like Ben Heck. Yeah and also they cost serious money and required sometimes that you literally cut the mainboard in some instances. Ben Heck would be the first to say this is something to be proud of. He has a whole career behind him, literally. He is now retired technically! And this company, that is VERY small, has done well to make something that can be mass produced. What Ben Heck mostly did was modding. This isn't a mod.. It's a peripheral. So it is actually a little more than the standard "ben heck mod" though Ben has done stuff like this as well. The video is being a little harsh. But the price you pay for not jumping through the weird hoops LTT put on companies when deciding who to shill. They must have only sent one review unit... Silly company. You should know you have to send like 3-5 otherwise LTT bitch. And if you dare make them buy their own because you, and I quote "want to supply customers before reviewers" then expect a review video where they are salty about the fact. LOL. I think that's why they don't mention Element 13 and Ben Heck... They are scared people will realise LTT is entertainment and in no way shape or form informative or educational. Like I wouldn't trust any review from them. I mean they used to be original but recently... Is there any KZbinr they wont steal ideas from? Like Der8auer? But yeah to me this is quite the neat little design for families and people that perhaps use caravans or RVs a lot. Something with a leisure battery and plugs. Hell even if you just spend a lot of time in hotels. Can also see it being something of use in Children's hospitals perhaps for kids on chemo. I know someone that got into gaming and comics because of being in hospital so much. They got a DS and a PSP and loads of comics over the years they were in and out. It's so easy to dismiss a product based on your narrow view. It's like phones with huge buttons... To a normal person it does look silly but for someone with degenerative eyesight or poor eyesight it isn't... It's vital! Some products aren't aimed at people that watch LTT or the guys at LTT. This being the prime example. It's not for rich dads like Linus who can just buy his kids a steam deck each for when on holiday... Though I doubt he owns an RV. And none of them are the target user. Kinda like how they don't review Gillette Venus razors because they are aimed at women and all of them are men cause they only employ women in historically "female orientated" jobs and pretend that isn't blatant sexism lol.

[@tiaxanderson9725]

Honestly, despite it's flaws (and me being a PC gamer through and through), I feel like this has a lot of potential and that they get to make a second version with some suggested improvements. Maybe it's possible to share / pass through some of the Xbox Series S's power so they can have more power to the screen and speakers. On top of that improve the build quality, on-screen menu, and maybe release 3D print files of the feet?

[@gorjy9610]

they just need to use dedicated PSU. Using power from unit is nice but it's not like xbox itself running from a battery and you need to avoid cables at all cost. Obviously this force them into compromises one can hardly accept at price they ask for the screen.

[@vullord666]

It'd be interesting if this prompts Microsoft to make an official version or even just open up settings so you can play with how power is sent (this isn't the only portable screen you can give power to). I still say Microsoft should make their own version of the Steam Deck. Maybe if game pass goes to steam and does well that could pave the way. The Series S proves they can provide beastly power to a small form factor and they've had the best fans since the One X. Plus with Game Pass and Cloud Gaming (not just streaming, but introducing a larger program that incorporates Microsoft Flight Simulator's strategy which is to download some data and pull the rest from the cloud during play to create the beat experience) and Remote Play they're in the best position to sell portable console gaming (of course they'd need to be the first to work with cellular companies to make a 5G enabled device).

[@pearce05]

@@gorjy9610 They don't even need that. Just add a male connector that plugs into the xbox, then a female connector for the xbox'x power supply to plug into, and split the power off to a simple voltage converter to power the display. You can get a brand new laptop for the price they're asking for this thing, so there's no way they can't fit like $1 worth of extra parts into the budget.

[@gorjy9610]

@@pearce05 it's little more than $1 when you make product for western market but I agree that they have enough in their budget for it. But I don't believe that any company would go with solution that involve end user tinkering around high voltage connection. Even if that mean on plug more wasted it would give them security and ability to keep same form factor (avoiding dealing with additional heat etc). Most crowd founded items never arrive to customers so I guess fact that they deliver anything is good but this also prove rule n02; if you get it in the end it will be constructed like "as seen on TV" product.

[@pearce05]

@@gorjy9610 two power connectors and a simple voltage converter are indeed less than $1 when bought in bulk, and there's plenty of room for those in the current form factor of this thing. I don't know what you're talking about as far as users tinkering with high voltage? All they have to do is plug it in like they normally would.

[@Ghennesph]

I had one of these for the Wii at one point. I remember the PSOne one.

[@gerardonavarro3400]

The PSOne screen was great and cute

[@kylegustafson6761]

Riley needs to be in way more videos, he NEVER fails to make me laugh!

[@atlys258]

Honestly, shortcomings aside, I genuinely think it's a really sick throwback to the 6th gen & PS1 before it. I think it would be really cool to see this niche actually come back, and as the technology for folding displays continues to mature, I can see future versions of these peripherals with significantly larger screens relative to the smaller footprint.

[@Matthew_Scarecrow]

That clip at 5:24 LMFAO We need an LTT version of The Office!

[@sonicsound84]

I think People seriously underestimate the massive amount of R&D and Cost associated with the amazing sound apples products have.

[@nexaentertainment2764]

God I love Riley's energy. So fun to watch! Great video

[@SoniasWay]

The intro was really good, loved it

[@superpotatogod]

"the volume is not evenly stepped" From the way you described it the problem is that it IS evenly stepped, if each step in volume is even then increasing from 1 to 2 is doubling the volume but increasing from 99 to 100 is roughly 1%. What you actually want is the exact opposite and for it to scale as the volume increases, I'm not saying what you want isn't the better way of handling it but it feels like you used the wrong words to describe it (unless 'evenly stepped volume' is a term in the industry then you can just ignore this comment).

[@Keepskatin]

@Super Potato 🍠 you're thinking about it too deep. What's drug are you using.

[@Slot1Gamer]

100% they are using the stock OSD that comes with the EDP converter, all the firmware they use is a bit rubbish same goes for the integrated amplifiers, probably why it sounds like junk. most of the converters are based on the RTD2xx chipset which has some customization but I don't think any for the volume stepping using the windows toolkit

[@hiruthicsha]

1:09, ending up in a meme 😂😂

[@itzHaze]

i would prefer if you guys tested USB C cables included with phones, as those are the ones most people have

[@Xavierpng]

I think I’ll be sticking to my Steam Deck for now, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t think this was fascinating

[@fffrrraannkk]

you don't have a steam deck

[@Joze1090]

Thanks mub

[@NatK2010]

@Don't read my profile photo Ok, Mate.

[@gammer500]

@Don't read my profile photo ok

[@JasonZakrajsek]

Way to copy someone else’s comment.

[@eTiMaGo]

So much alliteration in this video, good job Adam & Riley :D

[@Rurik_Luci]

For $250 they could afford to make it out of aluminum or at the very least have aluminum inserts along the plastic frame to help add stability and resistance

[@Neoxon619]

My biggest disappointment about the screen attachment is the fact that the ethernet port is covered up (something Riley briefly mentioned). That aside, it could be useful for fighting game tournaments since the input latency is pretty good (especially once more current-gen only fighting games start coming out). Also, I see Nicole dyed her hair. It’s nice to see her show up in more videos since her Intel Extreme Tech Upgrade.

[@nocturn9x]

dude wtf the video has been out for less than its duration, at least try to watch it in its entirety before commenting lol

[@Neoxon619]

@@nocturn9x I’m actually aware of this screen attachment thanks to various other videos made about it elsewhere.

[@onhold1706]

On one hand, the idea of taking your full system and all your games to an area that could potentially have no internet is interesting. On the other, the price is a bit too high to justify the build quality, and xCloud also exists for the times in which you *are* connected to the internet