Xbox Cloud Gaming Two Controllers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This serves as my work-from-home monitor and is also used for gaming and watching TV when not working. The available apps cover all my streaming needs, the picture quality is excellent. There is also an option to use the latest game streaming services (Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna, or Google Stadia [though this service has been recently discontinued]). The built-in speakers are even pretty good. Especially considering what you typically get with a monitor. You can also connect Bluetooth speakers and have the TV route audio through it instead. The remote works very well and has some quick launch buttons for the more common streaming apps as well. It may take a little getting used to, at first. Since it doesn't really have "input" switching buttons. Instead, you navigate to the different types of devices that you have connected (or apps installed). So, when you're wanting to play Xbox, you would go to the gaming section on the home screen and select either the physical Xbox that's connected or launch the Xbox Cloud app to stream games. My only real complaint with this monitor is that the stand isn't adjustable. I'd like to raise it just slightly higher. It is at a pretty good height, but I would like it just a little higher for my personal preference.

I don’t do any major work on this CPU. I do some graphic design, gaming on XBOX game pass, and some work. Great overall performance. Graphics struggled a little streaming Starfield with cloud gaming, but still very playable. I had an occasional glitch/lag but that could have also been the stream from XBOX cloud gaming. Everything else has been solid!

Its good looking (for what it is) and blends in well with other electronics in my entertainment center. Two factors to consider if you're using this in a gaming or theater room environment. One the weight and two the additional depth needed to plug items in the back will be a problem for smaller/cheaply made entertainment centers. Are far as performance I have a 65 led, PS5, XBOX X Nvida Shield pro, Ubiquti 8 port switch and two fans plugged into. I stress tested each individual item and the XBOX X was the biggest consumer of power. The cyberPower estimated about 25 minutes of runtime while actually gaming. In hindsight I would guess I could have gotten away with a much smaller UPS but the price between the OR1000PFCRT2u and this OR1500PFCRT2U was only $20 bucks at time of sale

These batteries work great in Xbox controllers.

Works all the same as the other Microsoft Xbox one controllers, but costs less

These are great batteries, easy to charge. I use these in flashlights, remotes and xbox controllers. I am done with expensive disposal battery purchases since they have gone up exponentially in cost.

Excellent battery life and great value for money. Great for gaming controllers, wireless keyboards, and such.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my monitor for gaming on Xbox and my computer for streaming

Used this to connect 3 gaming systems to a single HDMI input on TV. TV only has two inputs so left Xbox One X direct connected and used the switch for Xbox 360, Xbox One and Switxh. Works well. Bonus, it has a remote IR sensor so unit can be hidden and switching can be done remotely. Works well with USB power supplied by TV.

we have a mobile big screen on wheels for focus groups in our office. the tray under it currently has an xbox & now this little gaming capable PC. we do market research for gaming so its quite appropriate for us to have :) immediately was able to upgrade to windows 11 without issue. it does get loud when utilizing the GPU even a little bit but understandably so considering they fit a desktop GTX 1660 Ti in there SOMEHOW. i love it. would buy another personally if i had the cash