Portable Monitor OLED 15.6 Inch Touchscreen 4K UHD 3840X2160 100% DCI-P3 100000:1 Multi-Touch HDR USB-C HDMI Travel Monitor for Laptop with Kickstand & SleeveCase

Love the matt finish. Screen is light and portable, works well, display is crisp. Pairs immediately with my notebook over supplied USB C cable and supports high refresh 120hz

The media could not be loaded. It's my first portable monitor and so far it's the best experience I've had on one. Everything arrived well packed and with the respective care. It includes a case that serves as a support and feels good material. The resolution is as specified, the colors look incredibly good, you may not notice much in the photos and videos uploaded in this comment, but it's actually amazing. There are no flickering problems or anything like that, everything is perfect so far. It's plug and play, you don't have to install anything, just connect it and enjoy. I use it for work, opening multiple windows and everything is going well. The speakers are heard loudly, it is something that must be highlighted for the price as well. It feels very light and fixed for 16 inches and I consider that it has enough ports( 2 usb type C and 1 HDMI) for my use. I would definitely recommend it.

This portable monitor is Amazing. I use with my Xbox Series S on-the-go as I travel. It sets up perfect with Xbox to help complete my travel console. It's compact, light-weight, and fits in a bookbag with my Series S. The screen is great and shows in 2k. All-in-all, this is an amazing monitor and serves my needs.

I almost ought the mobile 4k ASUS monitor with stand package for a few hundred more that this travel monitor. This has been a great addition to my home, work and travel office. I use it in landscape and portrait mode. The flip stand works well for a table top and I have also paired it with a great multi purpose stand that came with a small vesa mount. Low power consumption and has a great display for video or photo work. Waiting to get a second as a gift for my wife. Awesome addition to my work arsenal of tech! AwesomeValue.

Full disclosure, I picked this up on a flash sale so I'm reviewing it at the price point I purchased it at ($220). I am also receiving a free accessory (however I was planning on reviewing the monitor honestly before I even knew the offer was there).I'm a filmmaker and visual fidelity is very important to me. Color accuracy and gamut especially. Getting any monitor with accurate color usually pushes any monitor purchase into the next pricing tier, where value starts to drop rather than stay in lockstep with the price increase. Every tiny percentage gain in gamut raises the price disproportionately. So while I'm not getting full coverage on DCI-3P or Adobe, 100% of sRGB is a killer feature on a monitor at this low cost.In practice, the colors are very good. Calibration wasn't where I wanted it out of the box, so I ran my Spyder on it and it's looking outstanding. Additionally (and I didn't even notice this when I bought it) it ships matte, which is absolutely the right way to go for a portable monitor (or any monitor IMO). A certain fruit-branded company has normalized raising prices on matte monitors, so seeing that in this case was a delight.Pros:Value for priceMatte screen at no extra costColor gamut is very very good for a portable monitor and outstanding for one at the price tierSolid constructionPackaging has the coolest foam I've ever felt. I know it's tangential, but ... it's neat!Decently low lag for a portable over HDMIBright backlightNice cover (with actual instructions on a sticker on the inside...very helpful for folding into a stand)Plenty of cabling includedCons:Out of box calibration is off for graphic design work. Manual calibration is needed for the best image.No power brick includedIn-built speakers are useable but tinny and hollowNot a con per se, but IPS has its drawbacks and if you're the kind of person who would worry about that you already pretty much know what they are.Overall:Excellent value for price! All of the cons are offset by the fact that this is punching way above its weight in the image department, and that's what I buy a monitor for.

While this might have one of the better screens you can get today, and that's worth something, it's also worth pointing out the weirdness of all these Chinese screens today. They all have different companies' logos, but are functionally the same manufacturer, with the same support number to call.It's also clear the company itself doesn't even really know what it's selling, and they all seem to make claims that are at best not the most informed. This screen, for ex, is called a 100 hz panel, yet it's actually a 120 hz as per system settings. The default color profile for this monitor is terrible, with the blues crossed with purples, and I have to use another color profile from another no-name Chinese brand to get it to work correctly.But the worst sin it commits is it has, by far, the junkiest monster dial settings button I've used on a consumer product in the last 20 years. It's the thickness of coffee stirrer, and feels like it might break at any minute. Other no-name companies have better buttons than this.All that said, it *is* a good monitor if this is the screen you're looking for. 2.5k works *way* better on Macs, as you can use HiDPI pixel doubling and it doesn't look to big. Doing that on a 1080p monitor gives a 540p pixel doubled screen - too small, imo, to be useful.