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Bright clear easy to read portable display. Love the large size, fits with an aftermarket Amon bought 18" monitor soft case in the laptop travel backpack. If you have a powerful USBC lap top charger you can plug this into one of the two monitor USBC ports, then connect monitor to lap tops USBC, this powers the monitor so 100% portable monitor screen brightness is achieved and it charges your lap top at the same time (at a slightly slower charge rate cause some power is for portable monitor). Advantages 1) Largest portable monitor that fits in my travel backpack with monitor in a soft case with my del rugged lap top in the same backpack pocket. 2) Good quality colorful bright monitor picture, text is crisp and easy to read, awesome 2nd monitor for my lap top. 3) Comes with all the cables you need and small wall wort power supply. Cable s are good quality, thick and work reliable. 3) Monitor includes high quality studey stand that folds flat into the monitor back. Very nice, useful, and very durable/sturdy. 4) When I work at remote job sites every few weeksd all others without a 2nd travel monitor a very envious, plus this one is much bigger the most. 5) My 62 year old eyes love, cannot live without a 2nd large then my laptops monitor and it's just as bright. Life is good. Disadvantages 1) Requires/recomend always using 2nd seperate USBC power wall wort for reliable 100% screen brightness, your laptop USBC is likely not providing enough power to the monitor to get anything ove 69% brightness and monitor mar work for a few hours the over tax the laptops power supply as all get warm and monitor shuts off. Or see above a few paragraphs method of powering monitor and charge laptop at same time, see a few paragraphs above above about using laptops charger plugged into the monitor ging monitor full brightness while charging your lap top at the same time way cool thing. 2) Does not come with a protective case, search Amazon for 18" monitor case two come up, I got the all black one, is protective, works great. This works great, monitor in the soft case just fits in my travel backpack.

As someone who picked a 120hz TV to replace a multi monitor setup, I have found myself wanting to scratch that high refresh rate competitive itch for a long time, and wanted a portable display I can easily maneuver in front of me when I'm playing competitively. I've tried the uperfect k5, and a 200hz 23" innocn, yet this monitor wipes the floor with them. Both the overdrive mode and dynamic contrast mode are functional on this OSD, which you don't often find with other manufacturers that use the same display board. My main display often is set to black being an OLED, and the light bleed of a LCD is very distracting. I was delighted to see that the DCR setting actually worked, and the back light of this monitor will dim itself properly according to the scene presented. When displaying black, the monitor actually looks turned off which is fantastic. (4th pic) Plugged directly into my GPU via type c, it can stand full brightness, at full resolution with 240hz output without turning off, meaning you can fully utilize this monitor with a single high bandwidth type C. The response times are actually really good. Minimal ghosting when over drive is on, and looks just as good as a high end desktop IPS monitor. And given the size, it can legitimately replace one too. The build quality is also a cut above the rest. I actually broke my uperfect portable monitor, because it would flex so much from moving on the arm I have this mounted to. This display in comparison is rock solid and won't flex when being pulled pretty hard from the base. When not mounted on my monitor arm, the portability provided by the kickstand is amazing. With a single type c, you can use this monitor with your laptop anywhere. While I don't have a method for testing color accuracy or exact contrast ratio, the colors look really good while the contrast ratio is as expected of IPS. DCR won't be for everyone, but it is a way to reduce IPS backlight glow when viewing dark images. Being a 16:10 display, black bars may become distracting when viewing regular 16:9 content. I'm personally really sensitive to backlight glow, so your mileage may vary. If you don't regularly use an OLED, chances are you won't even notice. HDR, while it's cool to have as an option, isn't viable to use on pretty much any IPS without local dimming zones, sobit doesnt offer much when enabled on this monitor. Best to leave it on SDR as most SDR content will be washed out when HDR is on. In the end, I can say I am more than satisfied with the performance of this monitor. It does exactly what I want it to, and I think it will satisfy any gamer out there. If I could change anything on this monitor, I would ask for a gyro to auto rotate, and display port/mini display port input for more accessibility. Modern GPU's tend to only have one HDMI on them, and only a few have type C out, so connectivity is more limited on desktop use. Either way, it's an easy 5/5. Amazing purchase.

Great monitor at a good price. Video is good for what I need to do for work when traveling. Lightweight as well. However, be sure to get a separate cable that powers and transfers video if you don't want to hassle with connecting two cables to the monitor, one for power and the other for video.

I bought two of these screens. One of them is excellent and has no issues. The other screen goes out approximately every 15 minutes and is very annoying. It would be nice if the company would offer to replace it but they haven’t. I bought this in March and already need a new monitor.

I travel for work a couple of times a year and wanted an easy, all-in-one, portable monitor that wasn’t a hassle to travel with. This one ticks all the boxes for me. I can connect it via USB-C to my work laptop and have a second screen, or clone my display for table side demonstrations of software products to vendors. And when I get back to my room it’s super easy to switch over to an SFF computer (I’ve got a Fractal Terra) to blow off some steam gaming or watching movies. For a 1080p monitor it does everything I need it to. I can’t really speak to the speakers, as I use headphones exclusively for any applications that require sound. Comes with being hard of hearing, so I can’t really rate them. It comes with everything you need to get rolling. A usb-c cable for power only, if you need it. A usb-c cable that can carry video/sound, and a mini-hdmi to hdmi adapter as well. My only gripe here is with the mini-hdmi output as a form factor, but honestly, with usb-c output it’s negligible. The felt cover it comes with is sturdy and the leather clasp is a nice touch. It’s fun to throw a couple of Velcro patches on from my military days for a little personality. The built-in stand is very sturdy, a solid choice to give a little extra premium feel. Not a flimsy piece of plastic that you’d worry will break under prolonged use or pressure. All around a great portable monitor.

This is a decent large portable monitor for any need. We use this when using our laptops at home or on the go. I also own the ASUS ZenScreen monitor so I have some experience with portable monitors. The biggest issue I have with this monitor is that it requires a spare power supply in order to work. The ASUS ZenScreen is powered via the same USB-C cable that provides the video feed as well which is a really nice feature. The main difference between this monitor and the ASUS monitor is the size. My ASUS ZenScreen is 15.6" and this monitor is 18.5". I can't see that being the reason why it requires it's own power supply, but it might be the reason. What this means is that you'll have to plug the USB-C cable into the laptop for video feed and the power supply into the wall for power to the monitor which makes it.........less portable. The video quality is decent compared to most screens on the market and it's great to have the sRGB color grading as well as the 100Hz refresh rate. The kickstand works well for standing the monitor up on a table as well. My ASUS ZenScreen uses the screen cover for this purpose rather than a kickstand. It would've been nice if this monitor had a screen protector/cover like the ASUS ZenScreen, but it doesn't so we had to purchase a monitor bag to keep the screen in good condition while traveling. Overall, for the inexpensive price, this is a really good monitor. If you're looking for something a little more professional, you're going to have to spend some decent cash.

Do you have little space and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on another monitor? This does the trick! This mini monitor replaces my laptop, as the only purpose was to have livestreams up for me to watch while gaming. Now that I have this InnoView monitor, it is so much easier to do. Setting it up was not difficult. I'm powering the monitor with a USB cable coming from the back of my Windows 11 PC, and using the included HDMI cable plugged into my graphics card. I then went into the windows display settings to get the monitor configured correctly. Picture quality is standard, not bad but not mindblowing. The colors have some extra brightness to them, so not quite as dynamic as my main monitor which uses a VA-type panel (the InnoView is IPS). Several aspects of visual quality are adjustable via the menu. I don't see a lot of blurring during motion. Brightness is decent but I don't think it will be ideal for direct sunlight. 1080P is a sharp resolution for this size while viewing from an arm's length away. The viewing angles are good but you lose some brightness if you move far. I can't comment on the speakers as I don't need to use them. They worked. I recommend this to literally anyone who is in my situation.

Seeing other reviews about power. I worked off a table in the middle of my room with no power for my laptop or screen. Yes it did work connected to my laptop with both USB c ports but what was better was just powering the screen with a power brick. Lasted for 4 hours. Worked great probably just depends on your laptops output put power and needs but it does work still and is not an issue for me This is one of the best portable monitors I have used. The brightness and quality are very good. I power it with one USB C and connect the other USB C to my laptop or doc depending on where I use it. Not sure if the newer docs could power it and provide video but as a mobile monitor not sure if people even want that. Screen is big and clear and bright enough to be visible outside. Audio is good and most importantly the OSD settings are actually very good and useful. It also auto detects input. I probably buy another for my kids primary desktop screen since it can easily be put anywhere and stored away easily.

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