My time with the Avermedia X'tra Go GC515 has been a tale of sorts, despite its seeming simplicity. Due entirely to my own ineptitude I struggled to get it working for a while, but boy am I glad that I did, because this thing is now probably my favourite recent piece of PC gaming tech.
The GC515 is marketed as a device that performs two roles for your handheld gaming PC, these being (A) docking for charging and proudly displaying your handheld, just like a Nintendo Switch dock; and (B) recording gameplay. However, it also has a third role that, this being that it acts as a USB and audio hub. For this versatility, however, you do pay a premium, as this thing's going for $200 /£200.
