SOTSU FlipAction Pro 16" Gen2 Premium Portable Monitor | Super Compact | Pivot Rotate | 2560x1600 DCI P3 | 120Hz | 400 Nits | Full Metal CNC | Perfect Match for Mac and Windows (Universe Black)

Brilliant display; extremely well made; portable; works with my iPad and M4 Mac mini. Beautiful piece of tech. Goes well and works well with my other Mac products.

The display is amazing - solid brightness, very sharp image, connects to anything - phone/Mac/Linux (tested on Ubuntu 26.04 on framework 16 laptop and a PC) The default carry bad is rather thin and it's designed for elegant use - I recommend to get some extra protective with padding if you plan to carry it daily.

I was very impressed by the overall build quality of this portable monitor—it feels sturdy and durable, and the screen clarity is excellent. It’s definitely a premium product, and you can tell just by handling it. One issue I encountered was with the default resolution: the text appeared way too small, making it uncomfortable to work for extended periods. Adjusting the resolution helped with readability, but unfortunately, that led to a noticeable drop in image quality. I eventually found a third-party app that offered more resolution options, and after some tweaking, I found the right one for my needs. It would be great if the manufacturer could offer a built-in way to set custom resolutions to make this process easier. The included protective case was a bit of a letdown. For the price of the monitor, I expected a higher-quality case. I’ll probably end up buying a more durable one separately to ensure better protection during travel. Also worth noting: the monitor only comes with a USB-C cable. It would be nice if it included a mini HDMI cable or a charging block to improve the experience. In conclusion, while the price is on the higher side, the excellent material quality and performance make it one of the best portable monitors I’ve tried. Just a few minor improvements could make it even better. Rating: 4.5/5

I know this is going to sound like a bought and paid for ad but I bought this with my own money. Ive been searching for something like this for probably 2-3 years and had no idea it existed shame on you Amazon. The fit finish and feel is fantastic. The screen quality is superb. The form factor in ability for it to become incredibly flat is probably under sold. Well, it’s not the lightest thing I’ve ever held in terms of portable screen configuration. It is still light for what it is as well as it’s capability I’d very well paid the weight penalty for the portability that it provides.. as someone who does a fair amount of traveling, but always needs a minimum of a few screens. This has been an absolute game changer for me because previous to this while the screen I had was larger. It was also requiring more hardware because I wanted to bring it up to high-level what I effectively gave up in screen space I also gave up in weight by purchasing this. If you have the money and you are someone who travels a lot definitely recommend getting this. The only thing I would say that would make this better is if it had some sort of hard magnetic over the screen protector to keep the screen from getting damaged given its size. And finally SOTU when’s the 17 inch version coming out?????!! 🤣. i’ll be waiting impatiently.

This is a great little monitor. I also have a Vision Owl 18” kickstand monitor but this one goes everywhere with me. With the included (albeit minimal) sleeve, it fits perfectly in my ‘smallish’ Aer City Pack 14l backpack laptop sleeve. Despite being bigger then my 12.9” iPad, it is less noticeable due to its light weight. As a result I can take it everywhere along with a mouse and have a quasi productive desktop setup everywhere I go. You know what they say, the best external monitor is the one you have with you and because of that this gets the grade over the 18” minute I have which is strictly a carry on bag monitor at this point. Now is it worth the premium over similar size monitors 1/3 to 1/5 the expense? That’s a tough call. For business productivity, I’d say a resounding yes. I just can’t work effectively on my 14” laptop when traveling beyond email and PowerPoint. For personal use, it’s a $500 luxury that I likely would have passed on had I not been looking for a travel solution. $300 would have been a sweet spot. What I like about this over the cheaper solutions is build quality and thoughtfulness. Its got a sleek simple design that’s clean, includes a low profile magnetic stand that provides the necessary visual height (vs an kickstand), and it’s got pass through USB power which allows gives me flexibility with my limited ports. And oh, btw I use this on a Chromebook. Yup! A Chromebook!!