Portable Monitor 18.5 Inch 100Hz 100% sRGB FHD 1080P Travel Monitor IPS HDR USB C Portable Screen HDMI Gaming Monitor External Monitor for Laptop PC Phone Xbox PS4-5 Switch with Kickstand

I have been using it with my laptop for more than a year! -Make sure your USB-C port supports video output. -Light weight and portable! It come with screen protector and cables. very nice package. -Work very well with my Windows laptops. -Recently started using it with my MacBook Air M1 that has only two USB-C ports. I used one of them to connect to this portable monitor and used the other one for charging. I did not have any extra port to use. Today, I just found out the USB-C port in the middle of this monitor can be connected to your wall charger and the monitor can delivery power to charge the MacBook. In addition to that, you can use other USB devices with the monitor's micro-usb port. Now I have an extra USB-C Port on the MacBook and a USB-A port on the monitor while using the monitor and charging the MacBook! I saved money for a hub! Con: It became a curved monitor as I left in in my backpack for a long time. But it's not that bad. it's still usable! Quality is acceptable, not that great.

Picked up this monitor 2 years ago along side a ASUS brand one in case this no name one wasn't worth anything....I ended up sending the ASUS monitor back and this thing has been kicking around with my for field work and general travel for 2 years now. It's lightweight, great picture quality and brightness, and works well powered and drive with a single USB-C cable connected my work laptop. Be sure you have a high speed data+power USB-C cable (the kind you'd use for like a USB-C dock connection). I haven't had much issue other than now the USB-C connector is a little loose from general use. Occasionally I've seen the screen go black for a second, but have chalked that up to the connector being a little loose now. Only other complaint is the folio design makes for a large footprint, so need some extra table space. This can be removed though. Love this monitor and hope it keeps kicking.

This monitor worked OK until it flipped down on the table when the stand was open in a small angle. There was no specific hard impact on the screen when it happened but the many pixels of monitor were broken so that the screen is half dead. I contacted Amazon cust service and he connected me with the seller's cust service. The seller's cus service helped me resolve the issue.

At the office, I had a dock and two large monitors in addition to my laptop screen. But in these days of COVID and work-from-home, I was stuck with just my little laptop screen. While my office offered to let me take my monitors home I just didn't have the space, and I do like to occasionally do work at the local cafe or lounge. Enter this portable screen... -It plugs into the laptop with just one cable and no separate power cable is needed! All I need to use it is the included USB-C cable and the screen itself! -It's thin and its lightweight. In fact, it slides into my backpack's laptop pouch and still has room for both my laptop and my buttpad (for hard seating). -It's perfect for travel since carrying an extra monitor is not possible... but you can literally take this anywhere with you. -The protective cover doubles as a stand and works pretty well. My only criticism would be that anytime it gets unplugged from the laptop, the settings reset, and when you plug it back in you have to readjust the settings. In my case, it defaults to level 20 brightness where I prefer it to be right at 80. It's only 4 button presses to change it which I have down now so its not a big deal but it would be nice if this setting was memorized somehow. In the days of COVID and WFH, this has been one of the best productivity purchases I've made and it has been beyond worthwhile.

Cheap piece of Chinese crap. Won't connect to laptop no matter what. Flashes different colors on the screen instead of connecting to video.

I was looking for a portable screen to make travel easier and loved the idea of a screen in case. Moreover, I also wanted a screen that could do more than just be used for my laptop, while not breaking the bank. I have tried this on my laptop, tablet and phone (Samsung), and it worked perfectly. I then decided to try it on our old Wii, with an HDMI adapter...I think my children are the most excited about this working. I didn't need it to, was merely interested in whether it would work. Needless to say, they have plans, but I have already told them, "me first!" 😜 I am happy with the quality of screen, I honestly don't require hi-def graphics, so it looks just fine to me. It is not touchscreen, but I wasn't trying to purchase one with a touchscreen. I have not yet tweaked any setting, but will look whether I even need to later. Read some negative reviews on viewing angle, to be honest, I don't know what the issue is. The angle options are perfect for me. Besides which, it is a second screen and not my main screen. I don't like the short cables though, but that is a common problem with most electronics. This is something I wish manufacturers in general would change, but they always default to what works out cheaper for them. In normal operation; sitting next to my laptop, they work, but in any other application, having longer cables would be nicer. Fortunately, I have longer cables for more options. As for the quality and build, looks good right now and I love that mine came with a screen protector. We'll see how it holds up over time and I will certainly update as time goes by. So far, I love it!

Lightweight, easy for work and you can carry with you. But I recommend to carry power adapter, using laptop USB for power makes battery to die very quickly

I bought this for $110 (there was a $20 coupon) and the size of the screen is nice. I had to buy an adapter to get it to work with my MacBook Air and Steamdeck. I'm using the Anker USB-C to HDMI Adapter. I was hoping to power and do video with those devices with 1 cable but it doesn't seem possible. The power button seems very sensitive, I've accidently touched it a coupe times, not a push but a touch, and the screen turned off. I do wish the buttons had more spacing and maybe a better style for some like the -/+ being a rocker instead so you can more easily feel them to navigate the menus. I plugged the portable monitor into an anker power bank that showed about 10w of output power used. The quality of the screen is a bit washed out and the brightness doesn't go very high and when I used it with my MacBook, I dragged a game that was running from the mac, to the monitor and it was noticebly more pixilated. A LOT. It will work for my purpose. I like that it comes with a cover and a kickstand. For what I paid, it's ok. But I think I should of looked at some of the more expensive options to see if they quality would of been better. If the quality is better for another $50-60 with the same power usage, I think it's worth it to get something else.