The only tech reviewer in the history of tech reviews to praise Apple for bypassing the more standard USB-C connection in favor of it own proprietary technology in the lightning port. You lost me there.
Sir, could you please do a video on how to connect a regular Android phone to external monitor. Please! I bought two external monitors but they won't connect to my phone. Thank YOU in advance
As good and full of usefull information as it was , it wasnt what Im trying to look for. What I want is a way to use the cpu in my android galaxy j3 to run a robot that my grandson & I are building. I want to go wired if possible as this will secure it from hacking. Any help and or advice would be great and again great video I subscribed to your channel.
If you are (still) building a robot, get an arduino or it's variant. Phone processors are dedicated to do many things so they use electricity real fast. A small arduino can use as small as 50mA so it will run for very long periods
I have a OnePlus 7 pro and I am wanting to use to it as a desktop PC but do you recommend buying a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard or would a type c to USB adapter hub work ?
He's "gotta give apple credit for using the same charger on all their devices" . but literaly every device producer does that. Android is a software producer not a hardware producer.
Lol, I've been using cellphone as a desktop since the HTC Evo Supersonic. Once it was rooted, you could use a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard; it came with a microHDMI port already.
I have a LG Arista that I just upgraded to. It is an Android phone. Do you know how do I connect it to the moniter and turn it into a desktop with the mouse and separate keyboard?
@@seanvaughn7566 it looks like it should be able to use a mhl adapter (I tried to verify, but mhl sure wouldn't load for me). You can get a Bluetooth keyboard from eBay(alas, they don't make new ones much anymore) and a logitech bluetooth mouse (mind that doesn't need a USB dongle)
@@Briaaanz okay thank you for the advice. I am seeing free things here and there and I want some things for myself and for business purposes. It is the Sabbath for me, so peace be with you.
This really is a great way to use your cellphone. Theres alot of things on my phone that I could do way easier and faster...like coding and web development and working with some games and apps and websites while using a keyboard and mouse. I bought this 1000$ galaxy 20s. And it's more powerful than most topnof the line computers today. So..I blue tooth a keyboard, mouse, and mirror on my big screen tv....and boom...you have a top of the line pc.
And yet Microsoft did it first and better. Currently writing this from my Lumia 950 XL using continnum. It only misses the windowed apps, and yet being a "dead" OS it still works like a charm. Even better, it can work wirelessly with that true desktop experience. This device has become my daily PC, so I only use my power hungry Core i9 when needed. for daily tasks like browsing, mail stuff, music, videos some picture and video editing and even Office productivity this thing is fine. Sadly Nadella thought this was a waste of time... seems the rest of the world though otherwise and decided to catch up
@@KofolaDealer yup, and I plan to do so for as long as I can. My camera got damaged and ordered a couple, to have a spare one, a new screen because AMOLED burn a few new batteries, cause it's the last flagship that could swap batteries without problem. I mean, this device has lasted for almost four years, it can last a few more
First and better? What exactly are you talking about? My iPad mini 1st gen I bought in 2012 has been connecting to my TV through the lightning to HDMI adapter ever since without fail. I still use it today for video to watch TV shows and movies regularly on the TV. I would also add that the previous connection ( 30 pin connecter) had the same type adapter. Android phones around 2010 had some that had the mini HDMI plug on them and could connect directly to a TV or monitor. So first and better, no Microsoft didn't but they did do a good job. I had several Lumia 8, 8.1, and 10 smartphones and they where very smooth in their operation.
@@csumme7 iOS only mirrors what you see in the iPad screen. Continnum is like having a separate screen with a Windows 10 desktop experience interface. Besides, I can share that second screen wirelessly by Miracast and works like if it was wired. I know many devices could share their screens ages ago, but ok only what you had in the device's screen. Continnum or what the rest of manufacturers are doing is different, cause you get a different interface with the same device.
I've been running my laptop like a desktop for years. I would really like to be able to do similar with my smart phone. This video was posted almost two years ago and I've wondered how things have changed? Also, if I want the simplest approach what type of phone should I buy? Here is a list of the connections that I remember this morning from my laptop - wonder which I can easily do from my phone and how to do it? Ideally, when my phone dies, is lost or I change services, I would like to easily swap in the next one. I run my laptop closed as I think you may do, with external monitor, full size keyboard, mouse, printer, external speakers and USB drive connected (where I store most of my local data) WIFI and ethernet internet connection. If there are other good and / or more current videos and articles available, please post link. Thanks.
All flagship Samsung phones have DeX starting with the S8 from 2017, except all the Z Flip phones (because reasons), and I think all flagship tablets since the Tab S4 from 2018. I think there's only three flagship Motorola phones that have Ready For, which is better than DeX in most ways, but not all. Wouldn't it be nice if all phones could do this?
My Android tablet died in 2019 so I've been looking at this kind of solution for making my Android smartphone more useful. In addition to the solution discussed in this video, there are also devices called "lapdocks" than combine a monitor, keyboard, touchpad and battery. Currently, the Nexdock 360, Uperfect X, and Eviciv Lapdock are available from the manufacturer's websites. I think all 3 connect via cables so they may not be a good option for everyone (as mentioned in the video not all smarthones support this).
Thanks man , now how do I make one million dollars any ideas using this information, my internet and sales skills , customer skills , a little bit of many skills .
When I was trying connect mouse and keyboard to android I realized it's very primitive OS. No right click button and many keyes didn't work, especially special symbols for my language so it was just useless. I had to install speciall app to make it workable but it was still far from how keyboard works in real PC with windows.
@@Pidalin it doesn't even include an x86 processor! People say that phones are as powerful as a computer that can run AAA titles, but the arm processors in phones can barely do a fraction of that!
Running Android on a tablet was a fail, I believe only a handful of OEM's even bothers now. Setting up something like this seems to be a pain and very restrictive. Buy a Chromebook that can run Linux and Android apps, then you have a nice small package that has portability and more usability. Continuum was an awful fail by MS and DeX may have a tiny tiny minority of fans, but running your work off your phone is very restrictive and in a day and age where space in homes are less and less, a Chromebook or computer offer far more for similar performance and price.
@@coltonkleins Yeah, that was pretty much stupid now looking at it. I did not expect Samsung to up their game so well. Anyway kudos Samsung and I have a Tab S7+ so I am glad I was completely and utterly wrong!
I have a pixel 3 XL. You did not really go into detail of what we need or how it all works. Most portable mouse and keyboard have a usb dongle. Is that what is connected into the phone? And a monitor does not connect into a phone, right?
ive heard about desktop mode, but does desktop mode work with its built-in display? hope it does, because I have an interesting idea on what to do with my old android tablet
I love this concept, but could I run TurboTax or QuickBooks from a setup like this? I like to catch up on my business stuff when traveling and would rather pack a small monitor, keyboard & mouse vs carrying a laptop, because I hate using laptop keyboards. Before someone says "just use a laptop ya dummy!", I should emphasize that when I'm working on financials, I pretty much have to have a full sized keyboard with a proper numeric keypad; laptop keyboards, even the bigger ones, don't cut it for this type of work.
@@محمدعبدالوهابعبدالحليم ohh.. you didn't mention that before... so answer to your question .. I believe what you’re asking is if we USB connect your phone and access the phone’s memory, sort of like portable ram? A nice idea, I wondered if we could have plug in ram a while back If that’s the question, I don’t think there’s a program or driver that will do that, mostly because even if possible, the added wiring, the top speed of usb, etc. would make that ram pretty slow, not as fast as virtual swaps in and out of memory from the hard drive You can probably set the phone as your pagefile with some hacks, but this won’t speed your computer up since the pagefile isn’t really for swapping all data in and out of memory, it’s only used for new information that doesn’t have an existing image on the disc. .. No i'm from Pakistan.. And I do understand Arabic a bit. Not all..
I have a problem, I spend 3 or more days at a time house sitting a house with no active internet OR cable tv; However there is a cell tower with clear line of sight, about 1,000 feet from the house and, I would like to use my desktop not my cell phone for my computing needs. Is it possible to use my cell phone as an internet/WiFi receiver, rather than going through an established internet provider. If so please How?
Oh shit I have to revert back to windows 10. WIndows 11 has so many problem right now. My PC randomly shows black screens and now its showing me distorted colours. I have all my drivers updated.
Apple users love to pay more for less. Anyway, I was just experimenting and using chromecast introduces too much lag to be useful for a long work session. I love how productive my phone with a stylus is already, but having a pseudo pc would really be helpful.
@@CharCar92yt lol whatever helps you sleep at night. Ironically claiming "best security" actually makes you less likely to be secure. I'm not saying mac is junk or poorly built. It's just that I can build a PC with the same specs for hundreds or even over a thousand dollars less. I'm not even being hyperbolic, I was surprised myself.
@@spamcan9208 This was about phones, no? In the case of computers there is no definite better company, it is all based entirely off what the user needs.
@@CharCar92yt yeah, I mixed up the details. Apple's mobile ecosystem is better integrated, their watch has a lot more functionality. Android is severely lacking in that area. I still disagree with your sweeping generalization that there is no better company and based entirely off of what the user needs. It's usually the other way around, needs dictate the system. They do overlap but some functionally is much better suited to one or the other depending on what software a company predominantly uses. However when it comes to similar hardware specs, pc is almost always less expensive.
@@CharCar92yt a user needs money, and you don't keep money if you buy from apple. And you saying "we get the best security and support" makes you look sarcastic, there are lots of cases where the opposite of that happens. (mostly with the support part, they think of their users as 4 iq, which you are.)
I have a redmi note 7 pro with broken display and touch, otherwise the phone is still connected to internet and works. How can I connect it to a display and mouse so that I can atleast enable backups?
Hello, sir, does this work on Huawei P30 lite? it's not as strong as P30 and P30 Pro but it's on the same line-up. Can anyone answer me? Thanks in advance.
its funny how its uploaded on 1st of April
@muheeb hasan oo
@@aweeb2365 you really believe that
@@Sevrore well its real duhh
@@weeb6563 yeh but back then people were always killed. Like today, every second someone dies sooooo
Bro stop hurting me the 10000 were Muslims that were killed by burning being fooled I'm also a muslim
Phone manufacturer: Here, Type-C!
User Oh cool now I can conne...
PM: SIKE, IT'S USB 2.0!
Which is probably why most of them come USB-C to USB A. I mean im no rocket scientist but....
1:32 he said simplest like pls
The only tech reviewer in the history of tech reviews to praise Apple for bypassing the more standard USB-C connection in favor of it own proprietary technology in the lightning port. You lost me there.
Sir, could you please do a video on how to connect a regular Android phone to external monitor. Please! I bought two external monitors but they won't connect to my phone. Thank YOU in advance
As good and full of usefull information as it was , it wasnt what Im trying to look for. What I want is a way to use the cpu in my android galaxy j3 to run a robot that my grandson & I are building. I want to go wired if possible as this will secure it from hacking. Any help and or advice would be great and again great video I subscribed to your channel.
Good luck lol how's it going
Ok are you still alive cuz you said your grandson 🤣 JK
If you are (still) building a robot, get an arduino or it's variant. Phone processors are dedicated to do many things so they use electricity real fast. A small arduino can use as small as 50mA so it will run for very long periods
I have a OnePlus 7 pro and I am wanting to use to it as a desktop PC but do you recommend buying a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard or would a type c to USB adapter hub work ?
He's "gotta give apple credit for using the same charger on all their devices" . but literaly every device producer does that. Android is a software producer not a hardware producer.
Yea and what credit .. ? Their iPads now have type C and every android had type C two years ago also
Apple just prey on dumb
@@abdullahzafar4401 yep too much proprietary gear. Reminds me of the old days with Sony audio and video.
Lol, I've been using cellphone as a desktop since the HTC Evo Supersonic. Once it was rooted, you could use a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard; it came with a microHDMI port already.
I have a LG Arista that I just upgraded to. It is an Android phone.
Do you know how do I connect it to the moniter and turn it into a desktop with the mouse and separate keyboard?
@@seanvaughn7566 it looks like it should be able to use a mhl adapter (I tried to verify, but mhl sure wouldn't load for me). You can get a Bluetooth keyboard from eBay(alas, they don't make new ones much anymore) and a logitech bluetooth mouse (mind that doesn't need a USB dongle)
@@Briaaanz okay thank you for the advice. I am seeing free things here and there and I want some things for myself and for business purposes. It is the Sabbath for me, so peace be with you.
Can the samsung galaxy s20 ultra run desktop games?
Can it run Windows apps?
So no links to the products in the video???????
Where can I buy that screen? 😭 😭
@@feffyc5750 maybe its a tv and not a screen, with phones you can cast to a tv
Galaxy s-10? Samsung has offered the Windows-like experience (DEX) since Galaxy S8. This is old news for Samsung users
DennisBlaine61 how can I activate the windows like on s8
Real Naps Just educate yourself with samsung dex.
Their are lots of info here at youtube
@@Xianpaul0523 probably dont even have to use a dex station just usb c to hdmi or dp
@@RealNaps get a usb-c to hdmi hub, connect to monitor and phone, there
It’s not a windows like experience!
This really is a great way to use your cellphone. Theres alot of things on my phone that I could do way easier and faster...like coding and web development and working with some games and apps and websites while using a keyboard and mouse. I bought this 1000$ galaxy 20s. And it's more powerful than most topnof the line computers today. So..I blue tooth a keyboard, mouse, and mirror on my big screen tv....and boom...you have a top of the line pc.
And yet Microsoft did it first and better. Currently writing this from my Lumia 950 XL using continnum. It only misses the windowed apps, and yet being a "dead" OS it still works like a charm. Even better, it can work wirelessly with that true desktop experience. This device has become my daily PC, so I only use my power hungry Core i9 when needed. for daily tasks like browsing, mail stuff, music, videos some picture and video editing and even Office productivity this thing is fine. Sadly Nadella thought this was a waste of time... seems the rest of the world though otherwise and decided to catch up
Yes! I'm not the only one that still uses a windows phone
@@KofolaDealer yup, and I plan to do so for as long as I can. My camera got damaged and ordered a couple, to have a spare one, a new screen because AMOLED burn a few new batteries, cause it's the last flagship that could swap batteries without problem. I mean, this device has lasted for almost four years, it can last a few more
First and better? What exactly are you talking about? My iPad mini 1st gen I bought in 2012 has been connecting to my TV through the lightning to HDMI adapter ever since without fail. I still use it today for video to watch TV shows and movies regularly on the TV. I would also add that the previous connection ( 30 pin connecter) had the same type adapter. Android phones around 2010 had some that had the mini HDMI plug on them and could connect directly to a TV or monitor. So first and better, no Microsoft didn't but they did do a good job. I had several Lumia 8, 8.1, and 10 smartphones and they where very smooth in their operation.
@@csumme7 iOS only mirrors what you see in the iPad screen. Continnum is like having a separate screen with a Windows 10 desktop experience interface. Besides, I can share that second screen wirelessly by Miracast and works like if it was wired. I know many devices could share their screens ages ago, but ok only what you had in the device's screen. Continnum or what the rest of manufacturers are doing is different, cause you get a different interface with the same device.
What is the name of your display
5:00 are you using the wired connection for the display or Chromecast here? Does that Samsung splitter allow you to hook up mouse/keyboard/monitor?
What about an external touchscreen? Does the touch function work with the Adapter?
I've been running my laptop like a desktop for years. I would really like to be able to do similar with my smart phone. This video was posted almost two years ago and I've wondered how things have changed? Also, if I want the simplest approach what type of phone should I buy?
Here is a list of the connections that I remember this morning from my laptop - wonder which I can easily do from my phone and how to do it? Ideally, when my phone dies, is lost or I change services, I would like to easily swap in the next one.
I run my laptop closed as I think you may do, with external monitor, full size keyboard, mouse, printer, external speakers and USB drive connected (where I store most of my local data) WIFI and ethernet internet connection.
If there are other good and / or more current videos and articles available, please post link.
Thanks.
Have a bump because I think your questions are valid
Hello will it work on samsung a53
grabe na ang technology these days buh! amazing find!
Hey, any ideas as to whether any phones currently offer the desktop experience other than the S22 Ultra?
All flagship Samsung phones have DeX starting with the S8 from 2017, except all the Z Flip phones (because reasons), and I think all flagship tablets since the Tab S4 from 2018.
I think there's only three flagship Motorola phones that have Ready For, which is better than DeX in most ways, but not all.
Wouldn't it be nice if all phones could do this?
I would like to develop this technology further. can you advice some resources to learn about wireless computing?
You should mention all the accessories (Product names and links) in Description.
LOL WHAT
EXCUSE ME WHAT
No mention of continuum? My Lumia 950 has it, it's really useful
Windows phone is dead
@@novtag9724 All online services work and I'm still getting security updates.. It's not dead, it's dying
@@KofolaDealer dying is as good as dead
@@KofolaDealer lmao your username
Bro did the rock BALLER
What's the monitor he's using in the video?
My Android tablet died in 2019 so I've been looking at this kind of solution for making my Android smartphone more useful. In addition to the solution discussed in this video, there are also devices called "lapdocks" than combine a monitor, keyboard, touchpad and battery. Currently, the Nexdock 360, Uperfect X, and Eviciv Lapdock are available from the manufacturer's websites. I think all 3 connect via cables so they may not be a good option for everyone (as mentioned in the video not all smarthones support this).
0:24 Hence they were called Palmtop.
As long as its not a budget phone.... it cant even run my android os lol
Thanks man , now how do I make one million dollars any ideas using this information, my internet and sales skills , customer skills , a little bit of many skills .
What is that desktop mode app you are using?
kevin jiannotti en it
Yeah that is the hardest part, lame video
When I was trying connect mouse and keyboard to android I realized it's very primitive OS. No right click button and many keyes didn't work, especially special symbols for my language so it was just useless. I had to install speciall app to make it workable but it was still far from how keyboard works in real PC with windows.
Well obviously. Android is made for touch. Not for keyboards. But Samsung tablets allow for both Dex and a good keyboard.
@@controlaltdelete8241 Yes, but many people still believe and spread bullshit that phone + keyboard = full-featured PC, but it's nonsense.
@@Pidalin it doesn't even include an x86 processor! People say that phones are as powerful as a computer that can run AAA titles, but the arm processors in phones can barely do a fraction of that!
Just see the specs of the phone
If it is usb 3.1 ( support display out )
Or
Usb 2.0 ( doesn't support )
But the he said that the Pixel 3 which has USB 3.1 doesn't work
@@hmmm5300 then it is a software issue not hardware
Dude where are your product recommendation , you made in this video. How and where bro find them??
Annkur Kumar the same question ;)
@Andrew lmfao
It feels like a little bit like you use Apple a lot, and that you favor that over Android and Windows.
What was that monitor that you showed in the video?
Pixel + cast + Bluetooth keyboard and mouse boom
Lolol!! All those cables. Happy April Fools Day, and just get Dex. 😂
Brian M what’s dex?
how about gaming experience using samsung dex? like pubg need for speed.. they run like a charm?
Running Android on a tablet was a fail, I believe only a handful of OEM's even bothers now. Setting up something like this seems to be a pain and very restrictive. Buy a Chromebook that can run Linux and Android apps, then you have a nice small package that has portability and more usability. Continuum was an awful fail by MS and DeX may have a tiny tiny minority of fans, but running your work off your phone is very restrictive and in a day and age where space in homes are less and less, a Chromebook or computer offer far more for similar performance and price.
Man how wrong you were lmao
@@coltonkleins Yeah, that was pretty much stupid now looking at it. I did not expect Samsung to up their game so well. Anyway kudos Samsung and I have a Tab S7+ so I am glad I was completely and utterly wrong!
I have a pixel 3 XL. You did not really go into detail of what we need or how it all works. Most portable mouse and keyboard have a usb dongle. Is that what is connected into the phone? And a monitor does not connect into a phone, right?
Can a pixel 6 be used as a desktop, I'm thinking about buying one....any thoughts.
ive heard about desktop mode, but does desktop mode work with its built-in display? hope it does, because I have an interesting idea on what to do with my old android tablet
How do you make an iPhone to a desktop experience
I love this concept, but could I run TurboTax or QuickBooks from a setup like this? I like to catch up on my business stuff when traveling and would rather pack a small monitor, keyboard & mouse vs carrying a laptop, because I hate using laptop keyboards. Before someone says "just use a laptop ya dummy!", I should emphasize that when I'm working on financials, I pretty much have to have a full sized keyboard with a proper numeric keypad; laptop keyboards, even the bigger ones, don't cut it for this type of work.
Someone pls tell me what kind of monitor he used in this videos. Sorry... i am not tech pro of any kind. Huhuhu
i guess it was vinpok display (2:46)
How to connect Samsung A70 to LG 29WK600 monitor for RUclips and productivity works? Thank You
Can we use the ram and the processor to assist the PC?
yes.. you can ..
@@muhammadfarooqi the phone's ram and processor?
If yes then i would be really thankful if you help me 😊
انت عربى؟
@@محمدعبدالوهابعبدالحليم ohh.. you didn't mention that before... so answer to your question .. I believe what you’re asking is if we USB connect your phone and access the phone’s memory, sort of like portable ram?
A nice idea, I wondered if we could have plug in ram a while back
If that’s the question, I don’t think there’s a program or driver that will do that, mostly because even if possible, the added wiring, the top speed of usb, etc. would make that ram pretty slow, not as fast as virtual swaps in and out of memory from the hard drive
You can probably set the phone as your pagefile with some hacks, but this won’t speed your computer up since the pagefile isn’t really for swapping all data in and out of memory, it’s only used for new information that doesn’t have an existing image on the disc.
.. No i'm from Pakistan.. And I do understand Arabic a bit. Not all..
@@muhammadfarooqi thanks alot 💚
I have a problem, I spend 3 or more days at a time house sitting a house with no active internet OR cable tv; However there is a cell tower with clear line of sight, about 1,000 feet from the house and, I would like to use my desktop not my cell phone for my computing needs.
Is it possible to use my cell phone as an internet/WiFi receiver, rather than going through an established internet provider. If so please How?
Oh shit I have to revert back to windows 10. WIndows 11 has so many problem right now. My PC randomly shows black screens and now its showing me distorted colours. I have all my drivers updated.
What about docking station?
You saved me a lot of money
All mobile company’s should do this . Imagine every iPhone having to ability to be.able to turn into a mini Mac book when hooked to a screen
This is cool how do they know this
Apple users love to pay more for less. Anyway, I was just experimenting and using chromecast introduces too much lag to be useful for a long work session.
I love how productive my phone with a stylus is already, but having a pseudo pc would really be helpful.
We don't 'pay more for less'. We get the best security and support, as well as build quality.
@@CharCar92yt lol whatever helps you sleep at night. Ironically claiming "best security" actually makes you less likely to be secure. I'm not saying mac is junk or poorly built. It's just that I can build a PC with the same specs for hundreds or even over a thousand dollars less. I'm not even being hyperbolic, I was surprised myself.
@@spamcan9208 This was about phones, no? In the case of computers there is no definite better company, it is all based entirely off what the user needs.
@@CharCar92yt yeah, I mixed up the details. Apple's mobile ecosystem is better integrated, their watch has a lot more functionality. Android is severely lacking in that area.
I still disagree with your sweeping generalization that there is no better company and based entirely off of what the user needs. It's usually the other way around, needs dictate the system. They do overlap but some functionally is much better suited to one or the other depending on what software a company predominantly uses.
However when it comes to similar hardware specs, pc is almost always less expensive.
@@CharCar92yt a user needs money, and you don't keep money if you buy from apple. And you saying "we get the best security and support" makes you look sarcastic, there are lots of cases where the opposite of that happens. (mostly with the support part, they think of their users as 4 iq, which you are.)
So what's the difference of Samsung Dex?
Who realize that his face looks like jay z in the beginning of this video?
what do you call that slim monitor..
its like tablet.
The hell is strong display??
I didn’t get it can this be applicable for realme 8 ?
Link to the products presented please (amazon, ebay, etc.)…your channel should earn from references as well...kudos!
What devices are samsung dex available on?
Can any PC monitor would connect to cellphone?
Will Google pixel4 can do that?
lg v40 works on Android 9, also V35.
Why my V35 with android 10 don't have desktop mode? I use the Type C to HDMI cable
So he’s just telling us how to connect a phone to a monitor- not really what I expected based on the title
Can I do this on a samsung galaxy A71?
Apple standardizing on its phone, devices ... makes iPhone/devices incompatible with world standards.
I have a redmi note 7 pro with broken display and touch, otherwise the phone is still connected to internet and works. How can I connect it to a display and mouse so that I can atleast enable backups?
It won't let me run exe files
Hello can asus rog phone 2 support mirror display wired connecrion?
Does any phone need like Samsung dex?
I would recommend having a separate phone for this but you can just buy a pc with that money.
No
Its not about the money.its about sending message
@@obvious_giraffe8386 hmm yes powerful computer < exotic and strange setup.
This works for a newer monitor, but how do I connect to a monitor with vga input?
You should get an 'usb-c to vga' adapter or do the. 'usb-c to hdmi' then 'hdmi to vga' combo
Does it work a device who has not MHL like Xiaomi Mi 10t lite
Can I do the Chromecast thing with a fire tv
wait.... can you make tic tok on pc!?
Minecraft April Fool's update Be like
Samsung DeX
How can I unlock zte phone with the pattern code is on
I just wanted to know how to play my steam games one it without having to pay a bunch of money(or end do to the fact my budget is absolute shit)
Can i use my mate 20 pro emui desktop on my old laptop?
i would rather be dead than use a phone as a desktop pc
my tablet automatically turned into pc all by itself when powered off .. help
Phone + Bluetooh Keyboard + Mouse= ???
Is it possible ?
APRILLLL FOOOOLLLLSSS
Good video. Thanks : )
I use to do this with my old hawawei p10pro
im on a Chromebook and it counts me as being on mobile:/
Hello, sir, does this work on Huawei P30 lite?
it's not as strong as P30 and P30 Pro but it's on the same line-up.
Can anyone answer me?
Thanks in advance.
Funny how LG added a friggin Desktop Mode through an update and didn't tell anyone, Their advertising department hate their engineers
Can You Share Any link or source i need it, thank you bro
@@RKGITGHAZIABAD033 what phone do you have ?
@@RKGITGHAZIABAD033 you can just google it LG Screen+ or LG Android 10 desktop mode
well they dont include the accessories for the setup.
This is absolute garbage, do you have any idea how much lag there is on a Chromecast when screen mirroring?
I get 0 lag but I also have a 1gig and great speed's. So maybe that helps
Hi how are you?
I was going to subscribe but then you said Chromecast
Hmm.
HOW TO SCREEN MIRROR YOUR IPHONE TO TV ÀND PAIR 2 BLUETOOTH ACCESSORIES, AND MAKE IT SOUND LIKE U STEVE JOBS
do anyone know if the desktop experience work on the huawei mate 20 lite
Yes you can it runs android
I prefer using a pi
samsung note9 work ok?
no👬🏿
My emulating experience is 1 fps lol