G-STORY 12.5‘’ Portable Monitor for Xbox Series S, 1080P Portable Gaming Monitor IPS Screen for Xbox Series S（not Included） with Two HDMI, HDR, Freesync, Game Mode, Travel Display

I almost never review products here. But I was so impressed with what a life saver this device was I had to review it.I unfortunately got stuck with a multiple week hospital stay. This monitor knocked it out of the park. I expected a crappy quality screen and something that barely worked but not at all. So easy to put together and looked great. For portable gaming it was stellar. I have absolutely no complaints.

It’s perfect

My son loves this . It connects right to his system !! Good quality!!

Bought this for $250 and it arrived working but screen showed double image when I would switch to a different screen or would be a bright part in a game the old image on the screen would stay in the background and hard to play would have to turn it off and on multiple times for the double image to go away would not get not worth 200+ save your self the time I just sent mine back great concept poor quality

As most reviews said, it is kind of loose around the front end of the Xbox where there are no screws. It's flimsy enough to leave you worried that the Xbox might fall out or the rails themselves might just snap off.And the only other downside is that the AUX jack is in an inconvenient spot. But I use wireless headphone, so that isn't an issue for me. But the picture quality is pretty good. When testing it, I had no problem with any sort of delay or framerate. The refresh rate is pretty good. Since the screen is pretty small, the resolution works just great for it. If you plan on getting one, I would recommend letting the Xbox sit for at least 5-10 minutes to cool down before closing the screen down; it could potentially damage the screen. But I do recommend this for anyone needing a little more portability for their Xbox. However, if you tend use up all the USB slots, I would recommend a USB-A splitter.

Reviews looked good but some have complained about screen quality not being as good as their monitor/tv but in my opinion, this is an excellent quality screen. I have a relatively expensive gaming monitor I bought for $750 and I thought I'd notice a huge difference in quality but I don't see much at all. This is a very good screen at a very good price. I got mine for $299-$70 coupon so $230 is a decent price for a 14" monitor.I don't play as much as I'd like because I don't want to go sit by myself when the kids go to bed , so my wife and I can hang out in bed or on the couch and talk and chill out while she watches a show and I can play some games. It's so much easier/cheaper than having a laptop or tablet to stream on.

I bought the monitor out of curiosity and to possibly travel with the Xbox Series S in the future. I was impressed on how easy the installation was. One note: when connecting the Xbox through HDMI, use port 2. I talked with their customer service, and HDMI 1 only supports 4K&30Hz and can be used to connect other devices. I don’t know much about specs, but I did test port 1 and it was able to be used as a 2nd monitor for my laptop.I’ve played a few games so far and it went well. Decent response time and I have no issues with the image quality. The speakers are surprisingly loud. I haven’t tested the audio outputs yet, but I’m glad it’s there.I also want to mention that their customer service was great. They answered my questions and also helped out with the promotional items that I forgot to get in my initial purchase. Overall, if you can get this on sale with the promo items, I think it’s worth getting.

The product…it’s a monitor for an Xbox series s. The monitor has settings that can allow a higher performance but needs a separate power source if you want complete optimization. Ex. 100 out of 100 brightness. The kit comes with ability to connect it separately to a power source if needed for the monitor(I connected it to the system). I realized over 95 out of 100 brightness causes the screen to shut off if connected to the system. I run it at 80 and the screen is bright and clear. You should have somewhat a skill to get optimization on the settings. Which is great. My use is that I run it the system as a basic plug and play. And I’ve been able to get that along with a good WiFi. The screen closes rather hard when packing it away. So get the insurance. You’ll need to replace it within two years. The system is made rather momentary. A year of strong gaming will have you replacing. Don’t close the screen if your Xbox is hot. It will damage your screen. Overall it’s a sensitive sweet setup. Take care of it and it might give you a lot of time. I’m playing online games and it works well. Some might get the small tv but it’s not as easy to carry around. This is easy to pick up and go. It’s definitely a wow factor. I plan on using it hard. I’ll update this in a few weeks.Some tips. The company should work on adding a cooler. The system already gets hot. This should have a fan built in. What’s a few more bucks. The company has setups for the upgraded Xbox models. I’d be interested to test. And finally. Get the 14 in. If they had 16 or 20. It’d be a different review. The 12 is too small.