Splashtop Wired XDisplay

Was reluctant to give Splashtop any more money after they abandoned two previous remote control apps, but they were quality while they worked, so I know they can write good software. Anyway, got a new Samsung Galaxy Tab 6 and had it set up next to my work laptop in a class a few days ago, and thought "You know what would be cool? If I could temporarily extend my laptop screen over to the Galaxy Tab." This is perfect! Used for the last two days without issue.

It's not perfect but so far it's more stable and less laggy than all the wireless screen mirroring solutions I've tried. Most importantly, it works with the e-ink screen on my Likebook android ereader. I plan to use the ereader (tethered to a Windows laptop) to monitor the progress of Powerpoint presentations. This will avoid the eyestrain and headaches I get from LED screens. Although there's a bit of a lag I can also advance the slides using the ereader's touchscreen.

Once the windows drivers are installed, and figuring out how to enable debug usb under development options it is working great! I just don't know why I did not use this before, I found this app after a friend showed me a portable display, this triggered the search for an app like this.

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Nice and works great. Unfortunately it cannot be started via Autostart directly after Device Bootup. This was the main reason why I bouhgt it. Device should always boot into this app to be able to use the Device as second monitor without any interaction. But it doesn´t work :(

Using this on a Surface Pro 6 i7 with Galaxy S10 SnapDragon... using USB3.0 speed, it's alot faster than when I use my much older Galaxy TabS 10.5 which is only USB2.0. So this seems to take alot of advantage of whatever you throw @ it. I can now have a total of 3 displays on the go by using a display-port portable... The things I wish can change is, to allow the native resolutions of the phone to be used, this only seems to go up to 1080p, while my phone can go twice that.. and the Splashtop windows agent does not minimize to tray.. It does take up alot of CPU usage but that depends on what resolution, frame-rate and quality you choose, and it has to go over USB so that is expected. It just pegs one of my cores on a quad-core, so no problem.