Sentinel Pro Xp 1080P Portable Gaming Monitor for Xbox One X, Xbox One S, PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 4, PS4 Slim, (Consoles Not Included) - PlayStation 4

I love this system. I have had it about a month, My kids and I are always fighting over use of the system. We recently purchased the XBOX 1S All Digital system to use with the system (I highly recommend you consider the XBOX 1 All Digital (around $140.00) to use with this gaming monitor). This keeps us from having to travel with a bunch of game discs. Combine this with the GAEMS Sentinel Pro and you have a compact and lightweight system with great graphics and a pretty decent sound system. The only draw back is the system doesn't come with a screen protectors so when you close the Sentinel Pro be sure you haven't left something on top of your gaming console that may damage the screen. I built my own screen protector by cutting out a thin square of foam and attaching Velcro strip on each corner of the form square. When were done using the system we just stick the form cover over the screen for protection when we close the gaming system. Additionally, it would have been nice if they had built an access port on the side of the system to allow you to run your cables out of the system. This would allow you to close the console when not in use. All in all it is a great gaming monitor.

My wife and I are both moderate PS4 gamers. After our daughter was born, our solution of her using the living room tv and me using a computer monitor on the coffee table was no longer practical. At that point, I moved my monitor to a separate bedroom and would mainly surf the web on an iPad while my wife would play on the living room tv.Since our daughter has grown up a bit now, I wanted to get into gaming a bit more, but I knew that the monitor on a coffee table still wasn't a good solution. Enter GAEMS. I found the Sentinel as an alternative to getting a $2000 gaming laptop. This unit is great because I can play my PS4 on the couch with my wife at the same time! So far, we've on played Fallout 76. This screen is 17", but it doesn't sacrifice quality. The image is very crisp and clear. The built in speakers are loud, I tend to keep them about 10-20 out of 100.The design of the case is very sleek. It's made of a hard plastic. The only thing that's a bit of a pain is trying to reinstall the HDMI cable to the PS4 without loosening one of the straps that keep the PS4 secure if I need to pack up the Sentinel to move it. Speaking of which: no, you cannot leave the HDMI cable connected and shut the case. That can cause damage to the system. They do provide you with a bag to keep the remote controller, monitor power cord, hdmi cable, and video game power cord.There is a 24" monitor coming out by summer from GAEMS, but that will be marketed to the professional gamer who is looking to stream as well.All in all, I am very happy with this!

So I just bought this a couple of days ago and I would say this product exceeded most of my expectations, not all of it but most of it.So here are my pros..It's a portable TV, so just in case your on the go or in a airport and have to wait a long time for a flight or something, then this is for youThe TV part is very high quality, I thought it was going to be above average as 720p but it's actually 1080p which is super niceThe case is very sturdy it isn't cheaply made, the case is very thick and compactThere's velcro! I like they put in Velcro to secure your system that you have so that it just doesn't move around too much while your playing.You can actually adjust the TV settings to your liking, when I bought this I thought it was "Once you get it, you can't alter the settings product" but I was wrong you can alter it,by hand or remote but more preferably remote.Now for the cons which some might be nitpicks but regardless still here are my consThe first one, How you have to have all these cords and that's the : Power cord that comes with it, the little HDMI cable and the cord to the Xbox or Playstation console. I feel like they could've taken one cord out like the main power cord and just make the thing chargeable but that wouldn't make sense but still, I wish they gave us more space.The case, it's sturdy as I said in my pro about it but the way to open it is kind of weird in my opinion. Every time I see a YouTuber or a reviewer open it, they can open both latches with ease, but with me, I have to open the thing one side at a time. I wish they made the lock mechanism where you heard a click on when it's unlocked and locked.The remote, it's nice to have a remote with this in theory, but the main gripe I have with the remote is that it didn't come with a battery. Why do I have to pay almost 300 dollars and for the remote for this thing to not come with the battery? I feel like that's just ridiculous.There's a delay with my controller when I play games, usually I like playing fighting, shooting, or RPG. But when I play fighting games it seems like the input is slow, not as in sluggish slow, but like I input a command and it'll come out 2 to 3 seconds later. I don't know if that's a me thing but I just had to bring it up.While the case is nice, it's not bag friendly as in you can't put in a bag or backpack for easy carrying. The thing is short enough to fit but I feel like it's a little bit too wide, I felt like if they wanted to make a portable TV for gaming, I feel like they should take into consideration that people don't want to carry this by hand and probably want to carry this by a backpack.The case may be sturdy but can it handle heat? I feel like if you're a heavy gamer and you play for more than 1 hour, I feel like this case would eventually absorb the heat and then start warping because of it.That's all I have to say about it, it's not a 5/5 product but it does have alot of neat convenient stuff all be it with a couple small cons, I think it's worth your money