A simple Xbox Series S mod could make it the perfect console for on-the-go gaming, and all it takes is adding a USB-C port to let you run it off an Anker 737. To make this happen, you will have to open up the case and do some technical work, most notably adding a ZY12PDN USB-C trigger board, which adds the port as well as enables the console to draw from the power bank and select the proper voltage to output.
Now the second issue is that the Anker 737 power bank provides 140 watts at 20 volts, while the console runs optimally with 12 volts. So, a step down converter was installed to ensure it runs at 12 volts. After that, simply connect the power supply to the console’s motherboard, and you’ll bet set to go. For a truly portable experience, you’ll also want a portable USB monitor.
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