The monitor immediately detected the best resolution for the game and within minutes we were swinging around Manhattan in 1080p (1920 x 1080) with no noticeable difference from our main TV set-up. We first tested the monitor out with Spider-Man. We also tried it out with a Nintendo Switch, and although the size of the case’s interior and the size of the straps means that you can’t secure it well for transportation, the monitor works just as efficiently. The Sentinel Pro is compatible with any console, but its size makes it perfect for the likes of PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One X, Xbox One S, which will all fit in snugly. There’s also a soft EVO foam inlay where you can place your console without fear of it getting scratched, and two Velcro straps so that you can use to strap it down for stability when transporting it. The Sentinel XP Pro immediately greets you with its 17.3-inch monitor, which can display your games in full HD 1080p with a 60Hz refresh rate. GAEMS Sentinel Pro XP – Gaming On The Moveįlip the case open, and that’s when the magic happens.
Providing you’ve got access to a plug socket, you can use the Pro XP anywhere. A gaming monitor incorporated into a case. On the other side of the case, alongside the game logo, you’ll also find rubber grips in each corner, which do a good job at ensuring that the base of the case doesn’t slide around when you start gaming.
