So, the Titan 2 can do wired video out... with some assistance.  Since the unit does not have native USB-C to HDMI (also known as DP Alt Mode), I wanted to see if there is a workaround.

With the versatility of Android, you can install the DisplayLink Presenter app and use a compatible DisplayLink adapter, such as the StarTech USB-C Docking Station.

Here, you can see the app mirroring the Titan 2 to the docking station's HDMI output. (I didn't have an HDMI monitor, so I'm capturing the output with my Genki Shadowcast back to my PC).

Of course, it's a rather bulky unit, but it does offer additional USB-A and C ports, two HDMI, gigabit Ethernet, and Power Display passthrough, so that I can still charge the Titan 2. To keep the docking station on the desk and plug in to turn your Titan 2 into a desktop workstation with an external keyboard and mouse is a possibility.

While this (102B-USB-C-MULTIPORT) is one of the more expensive options at $94 USD on Amazon right now, there are a couple other DisplayLink adapters for about $50-60, and a Silicon Motion adapter (similar to DisplayLink technology and also has an Android app) for about $36 (search for UGA-HDMI-2S).

Keep in mind that HDCP may not be supported, so you cannot mirror copy-protected streams like the Netflix app (controls are visible but the video is black).

Video Out on the Titan 2