ASUS ROG TWINVIEW Dock II ROG Gaming Phone II

The phone gets really hot and it will thermal throttle with asphalt 9. It gets better when you put the phone in X mode. It's only 47C my desktop runs hotter under a full load. You still have access too the air triggers, you can multitask (keep in mind you can only view in landscape mode). I can watch Netflix and play Minecraft at the same time. The kunai gamepad is useful when paired with this, but not necessary. You still have 2 audio jacks and 2 type C ports unless you use the Kunai gamepad, but the phone weighs too much for an extended having session. The 120 hz is smooth on the second screen. The buttons are loud, the hinges are really strong, there are rubber strips to prevent both screens from touching and grinding against each other. The RGB lighting has 2 LEDs per zone, so the flash and dash looks nice. The phone goes to speaker is someone calls, which is good. It would be awkward to hold to your ear anyway. Overall it's expensive and has it's pros and cons, honestly don't buy it unless you want 2 landscape screens. The extra battery is nice, but the 2 screens use up a lot of power. It's best to turn it to 60 hz for better battery life.

Unsure I couldn't use it

Turns your phone into two screens. Basically you can now use it as you would a second monitor on a computer. It basically changes how I use it. Amazing little device.

Excelente. Pero esperaba más utilidad

The lights just quit working the item sometimes doesn't charge properly and software support just isn't there

Had to return item as seller did not state this accessory is not allowed on passenger aircraft due to the lithium ion battery.

I got this as a gift after getting the phone for myself (thanks, mom). It's pretty amazing. The first night, playing Minecraft on one screen while cruising YouTube Music on the other, I wasn't thinking "This is the future." or something like that, because I was having too much fun.The problem is the morning after, when I just wanted to get through some work and respond to some emails more productively than with a one-screen phone. Ugh. Although the dock can be held perfectly comfortably in portrait mode, it stubbornly refuses to let you use apps in that rotation, even with the rotation tools in the Play Store that usually work.Coming from the Axon M and LG G8X, I was expecting the usual set of tools for stretching an app across both screens, swapping the contents of the screens, and I'd have loved to discover that Chrome let me open a tab on the other screen, like you can do with the LG. I hoped that I could set the bottom screen of the dock to a big keyboard like LG's "laptop mode". I was hoping for a three-finger swipe gesture to shove an app onto a blank screen, which is standard in every dual-screen interface. None of that is here. There is no software support at all. No software. At all. Zero. You load an app, it works or it doesn't, if you don't like it you can press Home. The end.Coming from the LG Dual Screen, I heard many users say that LG makes excellent hardware and then abandons it without any software support. They have no idea how much worse it is with Asus. Some basic features and choices would help so much.

Is perfect for gaming