The notion of a PlayStation laptop is intriguing. It solves one major problem for some dudes: no more fighting with the wife over who uses the TV because it (the PS5) will have its own display. Plus, you can game wherever there’s a power outlet. But alas, not everyone has the knack for making one happen, or the desire to lug along a huge box. This is where G-STORY 15.6″ IPS 4k 60Hz Portable Monitor Gaming for PS5 comes in.
Mind you. The G-STORY 15.6″ IPS 4k 60Hz Portable Monitor Gaming for PS5 isn’t just a display; it is designed to be integrated with your chunky PS5 console. Once you have it installed onto your PS5, you will have one handy package which you can bring it to wherever, and game wherever as long as there is a power outlet. Like, how cool is that?
This gadget effectively turns a PlayStation 5 into a PS5 laptop—albeit a very chunky one. It secures to the top of the PS5—aka the non-disc side, and opens up to reveal a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution 60 Hz display with a 178° viewing angle. It has two built-in HDMI ports; HDMI 1 supports 1080p while HDMI 2 supports 4K which your PS5 will love unconditionally because that’s what it can support.
The device boasts an aesthetic that blends seamlessly with the PlayStation 5 unwieldy design and it can of course, close like a laptop. In addition to the dual HDMI ports, the display also rocks dual 3.5 mm audio jacks and built-in custom dual 2.5 W stereo speakers.
Other notables include Eye-Care technology with flicker-free backlighting and Blue light filter, 99% sRGB, and FreeSync technology. The size of the PS5 with the monitor is 12 cm thick, 26 cm deep, and 39 cm wide (4.72 x 10.24 x 15.35 inches), and it will bump up the console weight to 1,250g (2.76 pounds).
It is cool and all but the price of going portable isn’t cheap; expect to shell out US$369 for one. There is a version for Xbox Series S too going for US$199.99. Why the price difference? It’s 4K versus FHD.
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