Took a long time to get here. When it did I ran the ethernet cable and hooked it up as recommended. Setting it up initially was pretty easy. Actually playing games is where the trouble starts. First of all, if you are expecting to get the same framerate you do on your PC you are sadly mistaken. Playing on the Steam Link will cut your FPS in half. In addition to the unacceptable FPS, more than half the games I tried had issues in some way. I was using a wired xbox 360 controller with Dark Souls 2 for instance and the character just kept running forward and I couldn't play the game. The resolution was also very poor and limited options to change it. I could barely read what was being displayed on the screen.

Took a long time to get here. When it did I ran the ethernet cable and hooked it up as recommended. Setting it up initially was pretty easy. Actually playing games is where the trouble starts. First of all, if you are expecting to get the same framerate you do on your PC you are sadly mistaken. Playing on the Steam Link will cut your FPS in half. In addition to the unacceptable FPS, more than half the games I tried had issues in some way. I was using a wired xbox 360 controller with Dark Souls 2 for instance and the character just kept running forward and I couldn't play the game. The resolution was also very poor and limited options to change it. I could barely read what was being displayed on the screen.