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Those would be pretty awkward. HDMI cables aren’t exactly handheld friendly. USB C would be ok.
But honestly streaming to something like that would make much more sense. How much demand is there to play games 6 feet away from your gaming PC in an uncomfortable way?
There might be one in the FPV drone space.
Alternatively you could use an external camera monitor and rig up a holder to attach it to an off the shelf controller.
I’m not aware of any, but perhaps a portable monitor and separate controller may serve your needs? I know It’s not as “tidy” as an all in one set up but ergonomically it would probably be better - don’t have to force your hands to meet your eyes or vice versa.
I was also thinking of that. I want to game in bed before bedtime. Is there any good mounts or stands for a portable monitor that is ideal for being in bed?
Maybe try searching "portable monitor" or "portable hdmi screen" on Amazon. I had better luck with smaller displays using "screen".
If it doesn't need to be held in your hand, a VR headset makes for a pretty good incredibly low-latency portable monitor. It can even be 20 foot tall and through the wall if you want it to be. And with a VR headset, you can just use whatever controller you already normally use for your PC. Plus, since you can put the virtual monitor anywhere, you can relieve all the pent up neck strain from playing phone games by putting the screen at a comfortable height, and even move it further up when you want to recline in your chair.
I recommend the virtual desktop software, but there are plenty of options. A modern VR headset like Quest 3 or Pico 4 can make the equivalent of about a 1440p 120hz monitor at a comfortable field of view. Though using those settings does currently require that your real monitor be capable of them. But a 1080p 60hz monitor is good enough for most stuff anyway, and that's much more accessible. Then you could even go as cheap as a Quest 2. But honestly, I recommend the 3 at this point anyway. It's a huge jump over the 2.
I'd say this is probably the best answer depending on the use-case. If you're looking for a monitor, with a program like XS Overlay or OVR Toolkit (not OVRAS but the other one) VR can give you as many virtual monitors you want at any given size. You can surround yourself in a circle of screens from head to toe if you want, it's an experience all in itself lol.
I remember reading about stock people using VR to track stock trends. Makes sense, honestly.
I personally wouldn't recommend the Meta VR headsets though, but I understand the appeal given the minimal other options currently on the market.
What is your use case? If it’s for gaming you could always try something like razer kishi? https://www.razer.com/gb-en/mobile/controllers
I dont know of any, but it sounds exactly like the PS5 handheld they released.