2.5K 100Hz Portable Monitor Touchscreen, 15.6'' QHD 2880x1620 300 Nits 100% sRGB IPS Gaming Monitor w/VESA HDR FreeSync Eye Care USB-C HDMI External Second Screen for Laptop PC Phone Switch PS3/4/5

1.) if you're buying this for HDR, don't. The HDR is truly hot garbage. But literally nothing at this price range will have useful HDR, so don't bother looking if that's what you want. 2.) I can't figure out what (if any) touch firmware it uses. I've tried EMR, wacom AES, and apple. This won't work for drawing. 3.) getting the refresh rate to 100hz on my windows 11 tablet was a bit wonky. I could select it, but it just made the screen go black. I fiddled with it, tried HDMI and the included type c display cable, and I think the issue was that only one of my thunderbolt ports on the tablet can do display at 100+hz. The other was just not having it (it's an old laptop though) But once I got that, it was seamless. It does do 100hz. The touch response is buttery smooth and immediate. The whole display is. I have to push it at 1080p because my laptop is an older lenovo X12 2 in 1, but at 1080p 100hz, it's fantastic. And when I do try to push it at the full 2.5k, it's GORGEOUS. the pixel density is superb. Blacks are wonderful for an IPS LCD, no real bleed or ghosting . Color is a little weird out of the box, I recommend setting the RGB to 9300k, and the mode to the bottom left picture mode. I like that the screen is touch and so are the menu options. I greatly appreciate that it remembers your settings (apart from brightness) my old portable monitor didn't and it was annoying every time the computer went to sleep. The speakers are not very loud, but they are clear. Obviously no bass, you can't expect anything from a display powered entirely over a type C connection. But it's not peaky or crackly. You could use it for video calls. They're dramatically better than the godawful speakers on my lenovo x12, but I do recommend some speakers (creative pebble 2.0 is a perfect size pairing for this on a small desk.) No headphone jack, but I don't mind, there's no way this thing could have a good DAC and amp circuit in it. just use the headphone jack of your laptop (or if you use a mini PC or PC of any sort, please god, get a $40 fiio/snowsky melody dongle, it's ten thousand times better than your motherboard which also has a garbage DAC/amp) The kickstand works great, I just wish it maybe had an offset side stand too that let you use it in a vertical orientation (which would be sweet for emulation of nintendo DS or 3ds). That'd be sweet. But I wanted an integrated kickstand and not rely on a wonky magnet based trifold case like my last portable monitor. The included carry case is nice and slim and well padded. Wish it had a mesh pouch for the wires. Brightness is just right. it doesn't get INSANELY bright, but more than enough for a sun lit room or working in the shade outside. I like that it comes with all the cables you need, including an HDMI to mini HDMI and a converter for full to mini (in case you need to connect two mini HDMI devices). It works just fine with my switch 2 (not over type C directly, nintendo is a lot like apple in being evil now, it still needs a dock) and the switch can push 100hz and 1440p to it. Clarity and motion in games is fantastic. Again. don't use HDR Overall? It has some things I'd like, little details I'd change, but the display is gorgeous, it works wonderfully, 100hz DOES work (it just takes some fiddling to get working on windows for some computers) the resolution, the brightness, all perfect for the price. Also like the lack of a bezels and huge chin on it. It'd be cool if maybe the negative space on the back was a flip around stand that could elevate the height and angle, it's already so light, that space is not being used for anything. It'd be a sick portability quality of life feature.

IMPORTANT NOTE FIRST - It says at the end of ABOUT THIS ITEM: NOTE: For devices with USB-C 3.1 DP Alt Mode or Thunderbolt 3/4, simply connect with a USB-C to USB-C cable for power, video, and touch. For devices without these ports, use HDMI + power + USB-A to USB-C for touch. No extra drivers required. Unfortunately,some of us and I Missed this note. The touchscreen works IF you plug the first USB-C cable into the port next to the HDMI port then plug the other end into the USB-A 3.1 port (Teal colored) on the computer. This is what I got from the packaged instructions. The cable I'm using is a 2.0/480 mbs USB-C to A. The result I got is it's working ok, but every now and then it will glitch as if it's being touched 15 times a second. So I'm plugging the 3.2/10GB cable USB-C to C (3ft long, a little too short for my setup) back in to hopefully eliminate the glitch. I find that I needed a mini HDMI to HDMI cable to make this work (ON A PC), it will not work as a stand alone with the cable(s) it came with. I think it will depend of your device you're getting this screen to work with. As most people will have an issue with setup. My case with a AMD4 super build, setup with any touchscreen can be TRICKY. On a PC, Control Panel, Tablet PC Settings (Icon), and here after clicking on SetUp it will tell you to touch the screen being setup. What may happen is this may not work correctly this first time. IMPORTANT: This is because (in my case) I'm also using a additional monitor and using the Touchscreen as a second monitor. Had to make the touchscreen the MAIN DISPLAY in the Display Settings, after programming the touchscreen, completely restart computer and make the main monitor back to main monitor and touchscreen will work as a second monitor with the touchscreen feature. The issue is not the touchscreen's fault, it's a PC programming thing. Why 4 stars? Not for sure how the touchscreen feature would work with ONLY the cable it came with (without an HDMI cable). May work on a different device this way.

Monitor makes a click noise and shuts off after about 20min. It won't turn back on unless I unplug it and plug it back it. I've tried many different cables and charging blocks. Including chargers that are meant for handheld gaming.

Seems great so far, the screen is matte finish so it looks smooth nothing special but very nice in this price range. Some may have issues with light reflection but in my case it's going to be in the back seat of my MKX with limo tinting so reflections won't be a issue for me. As usual these monitors running off USB are demanding so you need proper cables and like 25 watt smart chargers I tried one of my 18 watt wall chargers on it and it wouldn't come on another one made it flicker then I went in to the box it came in and grab the cables it came with and wall charger and it works fine just a heads up this being my 4th portable monitor I've ever owned they all behave like this they're power hungry.

Pros: Truly 2.5k resolution Truly 100hz Matte screen makes it a non-fingerprint magnet Cables are all acceptable lengths Very slim package Has kickstand Competitive price vs. all other models Likely the same manufacturer Verbatim uses, which is sold at stores like Micro Center, makes it a bit trustworthy Touchscreen works well Acceptable color gamut Cons: Requires more power than USB-C cable can draw from PC Dies due to lack of power Requires using wall outlet if you need audio Audio quality is usable but bad You're required to use 2.5k mode, because it looks mushy on 1080p. Solutions: Do not use built-in audio, it sucks anyway. If you must, you have to plug in the wall outlet or your portable monitor will turn off and then back on. Overall, acceptable. Can be mounted in various places, can be used for main monitor or secondary, is light and portable, and has a good build.

I really like this monitor. The colors are vivid, the touch-screen works perfectly, and it works well with my primary laptop. However two other laptops with previous gen thunderbolt ports do not simultaniously power the monitor AND enable it as a display. You have to use both the USB-C power and the HDMI cable to get it to work on these older models. Also be sure to use the included Power & Data cable, not just the included power cable. The only visual difference between these two cables is the sticker on the Data cable. Laptops are varying brands (Asus / Lenovo) and all Windows 11

This monitor is great. It’s easy to pack up and take on the road. Easy connectivity with USB-C. Note: To utilize 100HZ you must use USB-C instead of HDMI connection. Picture quality is crisp and clear with plenty of built in adjustments to color temperature, brightness, contrast and saturation. Single point touch screen works great with Mac. Have not tried the 11 point touch with PC yet, but I’m sure it has no issues. Really great quality for the price!

Still using and exploring but I have a touch screen laptop and it is not compatible with the same touch system under Linux. Touch controls are rotated the wrong direction in my case. It seemed to work fine on my Mac mini. Good looking display though and the rest of the touch controls do seem to work fine. While I would like a fix, I doubt there will be one.