Hey what's up guys, C-Tected here thanks for joining me today. We all know Fortnite mobile and your phone is pretty awesome, especially now with added controller support. But what about Fortnite mobile? On a TV. I'm C-Tected, I'm going to show you how it works. Thanks for joining me, here we go. So guys in order to get this to work, you're going to need a few things. The first thing being a phone that supports screen mirroring out over HDMI. Screen can also be used wirelessly, but I didn't have a good experience that it was a little laggy and didn't work very well. So you're going to want a phone that supports HDMI screen mirroring over USB-C. I'm using the Samsung Dex dock and it works perfectly. But in Dex mode, it doesn't work, so you have to switch to screen mirroring mode on your phone. Once you get into screen mirroring mode though, everything works perfectly. There's no lag that I've noticed. Frame rate's good, the Note 9 that I'm using runs at 60 frames per second. But once you get this working correctly, things work really well. I'm going to show some gameplay right now of me playing on the TV with the PS4 controller and let you know, let's see how I do. Here we go guys. One kind of negative on this is that your phone screen will stay on the whole time while this is running. So when it mirrors it, it's going to be on both devices, which isn't a huge deal, but I just want to let you know. Okay guys, so let's get started. I'm going to show you quickly how this works. I'm not the best Fortnite mobile player, but we'll see how it goes. I've got the controller here. I'm using the PS4 with the A-Bido adapter. I'm going to go ahead and jump out of the plane and get started. Going Pleasant Park. So I can see the graphics look pretty decent. This is kind of dark, which isn't the best way to show it off, but hey, definitely not the best graphics, but for what it is, it looks pretty decent in my opinion. It is being stretched to 4K right now, so. This looks like a good place to land. Hello, is anybody home? All right, let's go find somebody to fight. Know they're around here somewhere. This is definitely playable guys. There's no lag, no input lag that I can notice. It's pretty good to me. Apparently I landed where nobody else landed. So I'm going to go ahead and cut to where I find somebody, so you can see how this does when you're fighting up to the plane. Somebody over here sounds like, yep, that error. Let's leave on get this guy. How about a grenade? All right, well, somebody found me, but hey, it works and it looks pretty decent in my opinion guys. All right, that's all I really want to show you today. Like I said, Fortnite Mobile on TV, it works perfectly. You just have to have the right equipment. As I mentioned earlier, you have to have some kind of device that can mirror the screen over HDMI. I'm using the USB to HDMI adapter in the form of a Dex hub, but you can get a USB to HDMI adapter. It should work if you have the right kind of phone. So there you go guys, thanks for watching. Hope you have a great day. Hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, make sure you leave a thumbs up, subscribe and comment if you really liked it. Anyways, hope you had a great day. See you next time. I'm C.T.E.T.E. You just got to see you TECKED. Have a great day. I already said that, but I'm saying it again. See you next time. Bye.