espresso Displays Portable Monitor 15.6” Full HD 1080P Ultra Thin Touchscreen Monitor. Portable Computer Monitor Ideal for Travel and Boosting Productivity On The Go - USB-C + HDMI

I was tossing up between this and the one from Asus mb16ace.On paper, they look pretty similar but went with the Espresso in the end as it was way thinner and the touch didn't seem like it worked on Mac.Was a little hesitant with the reviews being lower than the Asus but I have to say I am very impressed with the quality. I’m a civil engineer so not exactly a materials expert but the finish on the body is pretty good (See photo) looks pretty much the same as my mac. The magnet stand (mount go) is awesome. easily holds the weight of the screen and feels great to snap on (This is my favorite part). The glass is pretty good quality as well as it is completely smooth if you run your fingers right to the edge (if that makes sense).ScreenI was happy with this too. Wanted something that matched what I got on my mac and it doesn’t disappoint. Almost as bright and the color range is adequate for my occasional AI work. No complaints here. Touch is cool, I don’t use it much but it’s a nice to have feature, glad I can swipe up and down on web pages instead of only having the mouse.PowerOne thing that helps would be having a power bank on the go. The screen draws power from your laptop (no battery inside) so you may need to carry a power supply around if you plan on doing some more extensive work out and about. Once travel opens up for work I see myself taking this with me for meetings etc. Have only just got the display so if any issues come up I will post, but all around I am super happy with the product and glad I went for this one over the Asus. Also, their site is pretty useful and has more info.

This monitor is very well made, lightweight and very thin. It is a high-quality product.Picture quality is great. It’s easy to use. It comes with three different cables, so you can choose whatever works for your device. I’m very satisfied with overall performance.It is a great product if you are looking for a convenient portable monitor.Please note that a stand or case for it needs to be purchased separately.

So far I love this monitor; it is very thin and light with good screen resolution. The sound is another plus. It was a piece of cake to install. I am excited to use it while traveling and for any type of remote work. A great addition to my home office.

Most definitely the easiest to use portable display on the market. I love only having to use 1 cable to connect to my MacBook Pro. It’s easy to setup with the flip case and touch works well when I’m scrolling through websites. My partner keeps stealing it from me! 5 stars!!!

Set up is kind of a pain. A 39$ piece of software is required for Mac touch, which they fail to mention. Has to run a few different pieces of software to work. Support is basically worthless. They take forever to get back and dont answer many questions. Got it set up and realized I needed a much longer cable. Fine. Tried to ask support, they said they were testing cables and didnt know. Great. Ordered a usb c 60 w cable, didnt work. Then ordered this and it worked :https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B083JQR7TR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1****After I unplug the cable I have to restart for it to workIts a pretty monitor, but not quite worth the BS IMO

For me, the display size did not significantly add view ability. Cost not justified.

Screen was detached upon initial setup.

I just love my espresso portable monitor! It has made working from home, actually working from anywhere, so much easier as I can simply fold it away at the end of the day and free up the kitchen table for dinner. The kids also love using it when going to visit grandma's as they can use their Nintendo switch on a larger screen and play together. The aesthetic is also beautiful and looks great next to my MacBook. The team behind this product has just done an amazing job.

Monitor is super thin and great looking, price tag is a bit high for it being only 1080p and whites are yellow. That is the easiest way to explain the monitor. All the whites are yellow on this monitor. Haven't tried the touch screen feature yet. Would be nice to have a screen protector and some sort of case but its a new company and I expect big things in the future from the quality and designs I see so far. My trip was cut short and I could return the monitor as it isn't the best price per quality for picture but I'm keeping it. Its thin, clean design and is more than perfect for normal daily tasks that don't need perfect colors. The magnet stand is an awesome concept but I see the hinges are already becoming weaker and the giant magnet scares me around hard drives and ssd. Cant wait to see there next monitor, hopefully 4k? Maybe 17"? Ultra Wide?

Taille idéale pour un usage en nomade.Le câble USB-C gère l’alimentation et l’affichage en même tempsJe l’utilise avec un MacBook M1Livraison rapide, beau design, correspond parfaitement à mes attentes

Ich bin Web Developer und habe lange nach einen portablen Monitor gesucht da mir das Laptop Display einfach nicht ausreicht.Das Espresso Display besticht durch ein gestochen scharfes Bild und ist sehr leicht. Das Design ist auch sehr gelungen und passt perfekt zum MacBook.Dank den USBC Anschluss wird das Display auch gleich mit Strom versorgt so kann man also 100% remote arbeiten ohne auf eine Steckdose angewiesen zu sein. Bin super zufrieden damit und kann dieses Produkt absolut empfehlen.

Come da foto il monitor ha alcuni pixel danneggiati e una macchia sul display e ho proceduto subito al reso. Nonostante ciò la qualità del monitor non è per niente male ma il controllo qualità andrebbe sicuramente rivisto visto che costa 300 euro e non 100.Una cosa che mi ha fatto molto paura è il fatto che ogni volta che viene tolto il cavo usb-c di alimentazione la porta del monitor faccia un brutto rumore che potrebbe danneggiare la scheda logica del macbook.

First off, the actual screen brightness, quality and colour accuracy is lush and the best portable monitor I've used that's as close to an Apple laptop screen itself.However, all of the flaws of the Espresso Portable Display, is to do with how you get to experience that screen quality.First off the iMac clone style looks great but adds a two inch chin versus the ASUS equivalent which makes it less backpack friendly. Not a deal breaker, as if just using at home or office, it's the same thickness. But you have to buy the £40 foldable slip case when ASUS provide that included in the box included with even the cheapest Zenscreen (and it's better). In fact, you don't get any stand solutions in the box at all. So you must buy either the slip case (£40) or the metal foldable magnetic stand (£60 - I'll get to this in a bit) or use a 3rd party tablet stand. These official accessories are also flawed, leading to the flawed way to experience the screen quality.The flip case. It's not perfectly stable at the best of times but does the job ok. However, the bottom of the screen is left exposed, so you have the edgy metal frame of the screen just scratching on the desk, which means it slips slowly with vibrations or knocks and falls over. So not a great use experience and means the bottom of that gorgeous screen gets scuffed with daily use.The Magnetic stand - i reckon this should have been included in the box, seen as though it's the key USP of this screen. For an extra £60, it's terrible quality. I except that there's the chance mine is faulty. But the centre of balance is completely off and only in very certain angles, does it actually stay up. If a little bit off, it just flops down. Plus, it wobbles unless on a totally stable desk. So with most movements of working or doing some editing, the screen shakes as the stand isn't stable. This is without even using the touch screen.The last flaw that specifically makes this less useful for portable use, is that it kills your laptop's battery. This is due to the fact the overall brightness and quality is better than others (as I said before the actual screen is amazing) but that comes at the cost of using more power. From my use I found I only got 1.5 hours of use with my 13inch MacBook Pro when dual screening. But using a Zenscreen, I would get more like 3 hours.So in summary, I'm not saying this isn't a great screen. It is and I prefer using mine in certain scenarios but these are mostly at home using with a Mac Mini and PlayStation when connected to power and on a stable surface. But as a portable monitor, it's massively flawed due to some strange design decisions that I can only assume were made to make money on the accessories eco system. And as someone who's bought all of them, they are not worth the money. For portable usage, go with the ASUS Zenscreen options.Hope this helps