Anyuse 15.6 Inch 1080P USB-C HDMI Portable Monitor, Ultra-Slim Travel Monitor with Kickstand, for Laptop, PC, Mac, PS, Xbox, Switch

I have a Asus ZenScreen which is heavy, but solid. My wife needed a portable display like mine, so I saw this. Price is less than half of what I paid for my Asus, but twice the performance more than my Asus screen. I like how it has HDMI and speakers too. It's very light so good for travel. Now I'm debating if I should get one for myself too.

I got the product and got it set up and it was working great. Very sharp, very clear. Nice colors. However after about two months, it just stopped. It was going into power saver mode almost immediately. I tried rebooting it changing the wires all that nothing seemed to work. I contacted Amazon and they contacted the manufacturer and they were very fast. They delivered a replacement in a matter of days. I understand things happen with pretty much any product, and the way this company took care of it when something did was excellent

This portable monitor exceeded my expectations. I honestly thought it would only be half as good as my regular setup, but I was pleasantly surprised by the sharp, crisp display. Since it's the perfect size, the picture looks fantastic. It's incredibly lightweight, easy to pack, and the built-in stand is much sturdier than others I've tried. It holds its position well, making it easy to find the perfect viewing angle. I've been using it for over six months now, and it's been flawless. As an added bonus, it works great with a Samsung Galaxy phone using Samsung DeX, turning your phone into a surprisingly productive workstation. Highly recommended!

I picked this up as a small 1080p secondary monitor and honestly it’s been way better than I expected for what it is. Going into it, I wasn’t expecting anything crazy—just something clean and functional to keep Discord, Spotify, browsers, monitoring software, and side content open while gaming. But the actual quality surprised me. The image is sharp for the size, colors look great, and text is crisp and easy to read. At 1080p on a smaller display, pixel density feels really nice, so everything ends up looking cleaner than people might expect. Build quality also feels better than the price category would suggest. The panel feels solid, the display looks premium enough sitting next to higher-end gear, and it doesn’t feel like a “cheap second monitor.” What I’ve ended up realizing is that not every display needs insane resolution or OLED to be enjoyable. As a secondary screen this thing does exactly what I want—reliable, sharp, easy to use, and honestly just really enjoyable to have on the desk. If you’re looking for a small 1080p monitor for side tasks, monitoring apps, Discord, YouTube, or productivity, this setup absolutely punches above its weight.

This really changed my views on monitors. I use it for my desktop machine. It’s actually really convenient and only needs one cable to connect and power. I also have the ability to take it on the go for switch 2 gaming.