14 Inch Portable Monitor, Ultra-Slim FHD 1080P IPS Display with 75 * 75mm VESA Mount, Integrated Kickstand & Speakers, Full-Function USB-C/mini HDMI/3.5mm Audio

My bad, it was a user's problem, my apologyse... its working just fine and its look amazing, the response of the touchscreen its great, the speaker sounds good, i connected and external Webcam and works properly and recognized instantly 100% recomended.

Assembly is not the most intuitive. You may need a second set of hands. But overall it’s a good TV mount for the price.

After purchasing this, I saw that there was a single star review saying it will not work with Windows computers. Needless to say that’s exactly why I was buying it. Thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised that indeed it does work with the windows computer. You just have to know how to hook it up. In the computing world we call that. iD10t error. Lol. So far so good. I hope to write a follow up review after we’ve been using it for a month or so.

Looked great, until it started flashing red blue green. Full screen color, and no way to reset

The 14-inch FHD IPS panel does what a travel second screen should do. Text stays sharp at 1920x1080, viewing angles hold up when someone leans in from the side, and 260 nits is enough for indoor desks though not for a sunny window seat. Color coverage at 62% sRGB is fine for spreadsheets, documents and video, less so for photo editing. At 490g and 12mm thick, it slides into a backpack sleeve without adding noticeable weight. The built-in kickstand keeps it steady at a comfortable angle, and the 75x75mm VESA holes are a nice touch for anyone running a monitor arm. Setup was genuinely plug and play over a single full-function USB-C cable, with mini HDMI and a 3.5mm jack available for consoles and phones. The dual speakers are thin but usable for meetings. The big problem is sleep behavior. When the laptop drops into sleep mode, the monitor does not power down. It cycles through bright red, blue, white and green test screens, flashing continuously until the USB-C cable gets unplugged. In a dim room at night, that is impossible to ignore, and unplugging every single time gets old fast. One more note: the five-panel image in the listing photos shows one monitor, not five. Worth considering for occasional travel use if manually unplugging does not bother you. Anyone leaving a machine docked all day should look elsewhere.

Seems good.

I’ve been pretty happy with this portable monitor so far. The 1080P screen looks sharp and the colors are nice, especially for working, browsing, or having a second screen while traveling. It’s also thin and lightweight enough to actually be portable without feeling like a hassle to carry around. The built-in kickstand is convenient, and I really like being able to connect it with a single USB-C cable. Having the mini HDMI and headphone jack is a nice bonus too. The built-in speakers are probably the weakest part since they sound a little thin, but I wasn’t really expecting amazing speakers from a portable monitor anyway. My biggest annoyance is that when my laptop goes to sleep, the monitor sometimes cycles through those bright red, blue, green, and white test screens instead of simply going dark. It’s especially irritating in a dark room. Aside from that, I think this is a solid little second monitor and works well for what I bought it for.

I like portable monitors because they solve a very real problem without adding much bulk, and this 14-inch model is a good balance between screen size and portability. At only about a pound, it is extremely easy to carry around. It slides into a laptop bag or backpack without feeling like I just added another computer, which makes it useful for travel, remote work, testing systems, or just adding a second screen wherever I happen to be working. The 1080P IPS panel looks good for general use. Text is sharp, viewing angles are wide, and the 14-inch size gives me enough room to make multitasking worthwhile without making the monitor awkward to transport. The 260-nit brightness is fine indoors, although I would not expect it to compete with a much brighter laptop display in direct sunlight. Connectivity is another strong point. I can use USB-C for both video and power with compatible devices, or fall back to mini HDMI when needed. That makes it useful with laptops, PCs, game consoles, and some phones or tablets. I also like having the 3.5mm audio jack and built-in speakers, even if the speakers are more about convenience than replacing a proper audio setup. The integrated kickstand is much better than relying on a floppy magnetic cover to prop the screen up. It is quick to set on a desk and get working, and the 75x75 VESA mount gives me another option if I want to put it on an arm or use it as part of a more permanent setup. For IT work, this is also the kind of thing that is useful to keep around for testing machines, temporary setups, or working in places where dragging around a full monitor is ridiculous. Overall: This is a very practical little portable monitor. It is light, thin, easy to connect, and the built-in stand and VESA support make it more versatile than a lot of basic travel displays. For a second laptop screen, bench monitor, travel setup, or console display, it is a really convenient piece of gear.