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G.Skill WigiDash PC Command Panel Review

Rating: 7.0.

PC enthusiasts have been adding sensor panels to their builds for quite some time now, and we’ve even seen case manufacturers including them in their chassis. But the Wigidash from G.Skill aims to simplify things by providing power and display over a single USB cable to the 7” IPS display. The Wigidash is also aiming to be more than a sensor panel, though, and it’s actually marketed as a ‘PC Command Panel’. So can this new gadget deliver the same functionality as an Elgato Stream Deck?

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
00:40 What is the Wigidash?
01:35 Design + build quality
03:48 It’s all about the software!
05:14 Mat tries all 11 plugins…
06:14 Can Hotkeys emulate the Stream Deck?
08:28 HWInfo and more plugins
11:22 Mat’s positives for the Wigidash
12:40 There is room for improvement…
15:02 Would it work for streamers?
16:30 Mat’s closing thoughts

Specifications:

  • Screen Type – 7-inch IPS
  • Screen Resolution – 1024 x 600px
  • Screen Brightness (Max) – 300 nits
  • Touch Panel Type – Capacitive
  • Connection Type – USB
  • Dimension, Product – 176 x 116 x 24mm
  • Weight, Product – 334g
  • Package Contents – WigiDash; 1.8m USB Cable (Type-A to Type-C); Quick Start Guide
  • Software System Requirements – Windows® 10 (64-bit), Windows® 11 (64-bit); USB 3.0 port
  • Warranty – 1 Year Limited

You can buy the Wigidash PC Command Panel from Overclockers UK for £129.95 HERE.

Pros:

  • Single USB cable for both power and display signal.
  • Great AIDA64 integration.
  • Sharp, vibrant 7” IPS Touch Panel.

Cons:

  • Software can be slow and unresponsive at time.
  • Some widgets are missing key customisation features.
  • Very small selection of widgets available currently.

KitGuru says: The Wigidash performs well as a dedicated sensor panel but lacks functionality when used as PC command panel. 

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Rating: 7.0.

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