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Cheap Hardware to Run Moonlight
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Moonlight works great on Android. I'd recommend a cheap AndroidTV streaming box that has an ethernet port, like the onn brand Walmart streaming box or the latest Google streaming box. Anything like that will work great. You just need an ethernet connection for low latency and a box that has Bluetooth (effectively all of them) and/or USB for controller, mouse and keyboard connections.