ViewSonic VA1655 16”(40.6cm) FHD 1920x1080 IPS Lightweight Portable and Slim Travel Monitor with USB-C 60W Power Charge, Foldable Stand, Eye-Care Screen (PC, Laptop, Mobile), Tilt, Speaker, HDMI.

One year and still running. My 3 other colleagues use the same monitor for more than 2 years.

The ViewSonic VA1655 is a sleek, travel-friendly 16" Full HD IPS monitor that delivers impressive versatility for professionals and digital nomads alike. With vibrant color reproduction and wide 170° viewing angles, its SuperClear IPS panel ensures consistent visual quality across collaborative setups. 🔧 Key Strengths: - USB-C with 60W Power Delivery: Seamless single-cable connectivity for video, audio, and charging—ideal for laptops, tablets, and phones. - Mini HDMI & Dual USB-C Ports: Broad compatibility with PCs, consoles, and mobile devices. - Foldable Smart Stand: Magnetic cover doubles as a multi-angle stand, supporting both landscape and portrait modes. - Eye-Care Features: Flicker-Free tech and blue light filter reduce strain during long work sessions. - Built-in Speakers: Functional for basic audio needs, though not suited for immersive sound.

Very handy and perfect to use, especially as a second monitor. Good display clarity and easy to setup. Plug and play. The only con I could think of are 1. The USB C type power cable is very short and not very practical for usage with this monitor, especially if your power plug is some distance from your laptop. 2. The cable does not come with a charger so you need to buy a charger separately if you are planning to plug into a wall socket. I had to buy a separate charger and cable for this purpose 3. I connected the monitor directly to my laptops USB C port. It works fine but after a day, it started to interfere with my power settings ( screen lock, screen off etc.). This may not necessarily happen on all systems though. But personally, I am quite satisfied and it is a great addition to my home office

If you value for money then don't buy this, I am writing this after usage - not about just display it is all about overall build quality.. I am facing that problem now.. there are multiple options now.. I was brought this at 14k. Still it is 12 to 13k - you will be having plenty option below 10k. This build quality is not that great.

Around more than a month I have used. Good color and light weight. Easy to use just plug with c port of laptop and it runs. Too many settings to for advance user. I use simple low blue light setting for reading purpose as secondary monitor. Mostly I need one screen for writing and one for reading pdf/book. Not this monitor for all portable monitor, they should cost less compared to desktop monitor.

It's really good and so easy to use

It's a very good plug and play product. I was looking somthing which I could carry anywhere and now I can say yes this is the product I was looking for. Value for money and easy to use. You will never regret.

Best for documents. Good colors, brightness and portability. Will have to get hard case for better protection during travel.

Like it. It works great with just 1 cable connection. It's bright and the settings is intuitive. Good buy. A few months later the kick start broken 😞

I loved the three parrots for the logo on the casing. It's so beautifully from yesteryears design sensibilities. Btw the packaging that you will receive your screen in is a lovely briefcase style package with a handle and a large print across the package with those lovely parrots in full "HD". It's absolutely lovely! I'm using this beautiful monitor as a second screen for my laptop. And I can tell you that it is absolutely fantastic! The quality of the display is up to date to modern standards with a beautiful 360 degree viewing angle, sharp and high contrast pixels, and vivid colors! I am so happy with my purchase! PS You also receive a lovely padded bag! Absolutely brilliant for transport or for storing your screen while it's not in use. ViewSonic (and especially this screen) come highly recommended from this buyer!

For price, it is great. Picture quality is decent and build quality good. Prefer this to a no name brand.

I bought the ViewSonic VA1655 last week and received it a few days ago. Here is an early review after connecting it to my stuff. Sharpness: The display is full HD, so it looks fairly sharp. It won't be as sharp as the retina displays of my 14-inch MacBook Pro M! or my 11-inch iPad Pro M2. But I think trying to retina on this portable monitor would be overkill. Brightness: At work, I use a Chromebook that is rated 220 nits. Its display is bright enough, even in the cubical/office space where many big windows expose lots of sunlight. Since the Viwwsonic VA1655 is rated 250 nits, I expected it would be bright enough. It is. I would not expect to be able to use it if I had a huge beam of direct sunlight on the screen, but frankly, I think I'd have some trouble using my iPad or MacBook that way. Colors: I connected the Viewsonic to my MacBook Pro M1, duplicated a photo, and displayed it on the Viewsonic and the MacBook. I did not see a difference. Granted, I am not a photographer, and I am a little colorblind. But I read reviews claiming the colors on the Viewsonic looked washed out, and I did see that. But those with higher standards than mine might want to put in the proper research, since I have read that the Viewsonic color gamut is not real high. Your milage may vary. Gaming: I do not play video games, so I cannot judge how well the Viewsonic handles that. I rated gaming at 3 stars to try to be neutral. And I know that not paying video games might damage my geek cred. I still read comic books. MacBook Pro: The USB-C cable connects to my MacBook Pro and the display and the display instantly shows up. It looks decent side-by-side. Not bad! iPad Pro: The USB-C connection works fine, although I had to find the right Settings and turn on Stage Manager to make the Viewsonic show as an external display without mirroring. I use a Logitech Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. The mouse is needed to navigate the Viewsonic display (I doubt that a touchscreen portable monitor would have touchscreen functionality with the iPad). But it does drain the iPad battery faster. I can plug power into the extra USB-C port on the monitor to charge the iPad, that works fine. iPad Pro and USB hub: I have a USB hub that I use to plug stuff into my iPad (like flash drives and external hard drives or SD drives). When I connected the hub to the iPad Pro, and then connected the USB-C data port on the hub to the Viewsonic, it did not carry a video signal. So I connect the Viewsonic display to the USB hub like this: 1. Bluetooth-connect my external keyboard and mouse to the iPad. 2. To power the Viewsonic, connect a USB-A-to-USB-C cable to a USB 3.0 port on the hub, then to the USB-C port on the Viewsonic. 3. To carry the video signal, connect the Viewsonic HDMI cable to the hub, and then to the Viewsonic mini HDMI port. 4. Optional: Plug power into the USB-C PD (power delivery) port on the hub to supply power to the iPad. 5. Connect the hub to the iPad USB-C port. From this experience, my advice is if you buy a portable monitor, buy one with an HDMI port, two USB-C ports, and an audio port. I have used them on my Viewsonic VA1655. (Except the audio port, but I am sure it works.) Audio: The speakers sound tinny, but I did not expect good sound from them anyhow. When I connect the Viewsonic to my MacBook Pro, I select the MacBook Pro speakers for better sound. When I plug the Viewsonic into the iPad, the iPad audio automatically switches to the Viewsonic speakers with no option to switch back to the iPad speakers. (I believe this would happen with any portable monitor.) If I want better sound, I can connect to one of my Bluetooth speakers and switch to it. Or I could plug a speaker or headphones into the Viewsonic audio port. The little kickstand: Some reviews comment that the kickstand can break easily. I take that into account when I pull the kickstand out, I open it with care. I get my fingers in underneath, close to the hinge, to avoid stress on that hinge. The kickstand works well, the little rubber feet grip smooth surfaces well (in landscape orientation). The Viewsonic is steady enough on a flat surface in landscape orientation, but portrait is kinda tippy (I am unlikely to use portrait anyhow). Weight and Sturdiness: The Viewsonic VA1655 display is lightweight, which feels nice. It makes my old 22-inch display (lower resolution, so iPad would only allow mirrored display) feel like a boat anchor (I will donate it somewhere). The Viewsonic does feel plasticy, because it is made of plastic. No metal frame to sturdy it up. However, It does not feel flimsy. I keep it in the included pouch when not in use. iPad as a MacBook: The Viewsonic monitor and the USB hub will let me use the iPad more like a MacBook, which I am likely to do if I have to take my MacBook Pro into the shop. I can plug other devices into the hub, like a USB flash drive or an external hard drive or SD drive, but I have read that it is best to not plug too much into the hub at once. I have read that can overwork the iPad USB-C port and give the iPad a heart attack. Price: I bought the Viewsonic VA1655 for about about $100 (normally $140), so it was a very good deal. I am happy with it.

irréprochable, à un prix démocratique