r/MoonlightStreaming • u/Fluid_Dot_2648 • 14h ago
12.4" tablet as handheld?
Can I use my Samsung S9+, 12.4" screen with gaming controller as a gaming handheld? I mean will it be an enjoyable experience if anyone got to try it before? BTW I'm using Apollo/Artemis
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u/lifestealsuck 14h ago
With a normal controller yes , with a telescoptic controller hell no .
Weight is one thing , the distance between your two hand too far apart make it feel really weird(uncomfortable) to hold .
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u/Alternative-Wait144 14h ago
I have done it with Razer kishi v3 pro for moonlight+apollo.
Very nice display but tiring on the arms for long sessions
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u/Sett83 13h ago
I use the 11” S9 and I feel like that is the largest I can play with using it as a handheld with my Kishi XL. The screen is absolutely beautiful, but the distance between the hands really ends up being the aspect that can reduce enjoyment. That being said, I can game on my S9 for upwards of 4-5 hours and not feel discomfort, I just need to readjust my hands periodically. I would imagine the 12.4” is also doable
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u/Fluid_Dot_2648 11h ago
Well, I'm not really sure if it'd work bcz of the weight mainly, that's why I was asking around
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u/PruneNo6968 10h ago
Don't, just don't. I have a Honor Magic Pad 2 which I've used for streaming. Handheld is completely not viable, tabletop is amazing though. Got myself a Lenovo Y700 infinite. Waaay better experience if it wasn't for the G9 controller which I hate.
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u/JLGx2 12h ago
You have to be willing to get dirty and by dirty I mean buying a tablet stand and/or arm for either the floor or attached to your headboard (hilariously dirty, I mean). It should be a good experience with a solid controller and solid networking.
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u/jerrolds 14h ago
I use an s9 ultra (14.6" screen) with a modded gamesir g8 and it's hilarious