UPspec Gaming xScreen – 11.6 1080P FHD 60Hz IPS Moveable Display screen for Xbox Sequence S (not Included) – Distinctive CABLEFREE Design

Gaming on the go, but in style!
I’ve been wanting one of these for a while now and ended up pulling the trigger during the Prime Day sale. I picked both the Xscreen and Case up.The screen is great. I don’t play my Series S much as I use my Series X mainly with a 4K monitor but this screen with the Series S are really impressive. Vibrant colors and dark blacks plus smooth gameplay! Tried a couple of games of Fortnite and played some Arkham Asylum during my testing.Sound. It’s quite loud. I had to lower it down to 3 out of 100 because it seemed like 10-50 (didn’t go past 50, it came preset at 50) it was just loud and louder.Extremely happy with the purchase we do a lot of traveling and this Xscreen has brought some new life back to my Series S as it will be joining us as we travel. The footprint of both the Xscreen and Series S is impressively small and I’m sure my family will enjoy consuming content (TV, movies, Ms. Rachel 🤣) while road-tripping. This was the main purpose of my purchase.I was also excited to see gameplay while connected to our EcoFlow River 2 would last me up to 3-4 hours depending on the game for some remote gaming.If you are looking for something that is super portable (thanks to the case) and need to game on the go the Xscreen would be a great addition to your Series S.

Perfect for on the go
I got this during amazon prime days and at the time was recovering from knee surgery that had me bed ridden for 3 months. To say how amazing this screen is would take forever! It made my recovery so much better, I could play in the bed without compromising my knee recovery. I stayed with family because I could not care for myself during the time and my nephews all took turns playing with me, the 4 year old LOVED having the screen right there and not having to look up at the pretty small tv that was in my room.Once I could venture out to the couch the screen made it easy to still be able to use my xbox, there were many times I would let the boys watch or play something while I napped on the couch. My recovery was much harder than the doctors anticipated due to complications and additional hardware being installed during surgery. I never thought a simple thing like having a screen for my xbox would be something I needed but I think everyone should buy one of these for their xbox series S.

Better than expected! With a large battery pack it’ll let you take your Xbox “off grid”
The Upspec Gaming xScreen is a portable display designed specifically for the Xbox Series S. It attaches to the Xbox’s HDMI port and draws its power from the adjacent USB port on the back of the Xbox. This makes it possible to have the Xbox work completely “off the grid” if connected to a large power bank with an AC inverter. You can see it in action in my video review posted in the video section of the product page.Once installed you lose access to the ethernet port and one of the USB ports. But of course Wi-Fi continues to function and the Xbox has another USB port on the front. The display also allows for external storage to be connected to the Xbox’s proprietary storage port.The display quality is impressive. It runs at 1080p at 60Hz, and while it doesn’t support HDR or variable refresh rates, the image quality on the 11.6-inch display is decent and bright especially given the pixel density of this small display vs. a larger one. Colors are well balanced and the IPS display allows for decent viewing angles if you have some friends gathering around. The stereo speakers, although not extraordinary, are sufficiently loud for a portable setting.The brightness was very good for a USB powered display. While they did not list the specifications it appears to be in the 250 nits range. The input lag was acceptable, making it suitable for gaming. While it’s not as responsive as a gaming monitor or high-end OLED television, it was much better than some of the projectors I’ve tested recently.In terms of build quality it’s not a perfect. The white plastic does appear to match the color of the Series S, but mine had a slight gap in the plastic on one side where the bezel attaches to the rear display lid. Additionally my display was lacking one of the rubber feet that protects the Xbox when the lid is closed.One feature I appreciate is the ability to configure the display to turn off the Xbox when closed. However, lifting the display doesn’t automatically turn the Xbox back on; you’ll need to do that manually.And because the display is powered by the Xbox you only need the single power cord to boot up and play. I was able to run the Xbox / xScreen combination off of my 100Wh Anker Powerhouse power bank. How long your Xbox will run for will vary greatly based on how demanding the game is and how large of a powerbank is used.While there’s room for improvement in build quality, the display itself is a nice accessory for Xbox Series S gamers looking to take gaming out of the living room. It feels like having a mini Xbox laptop that you can carry around. Just note it is only designed to work with the Series S, not any of the other Xbox consoles.

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This Might be one of the greatest Gaming inventions ever I hook it up at the YMCA and its a Head Turner, gonna be worth alot of Money 20-30 years from now lol