Portable Monitor for Laptop,10.5" Screen Extender 1920x1280P IPS Travel Monitor 3:2,500nits,2000:1,w/45° Adjustable Stand,Standard HDMI USB-C Computer Display for Laptop PC Phone Mac

So I ordered this monitor, I had the 2K from the same seller, I sent the 2K back because, I wanted to upgrade and get the 4K Monitor, and so I did.The 2K Monitor is also a very good Monitor but it’s not 4K and the viewing angles were not very good.Here are a list of things that are better now that I have the 4k model:Better side viewing angles,It’s truly 4K,Great Price,2000 contrast ratio, better than 1500,Speakers are the same as the 2K,Colors are better, you get srgb option on the 4K version,Both screens are glossy, they are not matte,Both screens are lite weight, and have kick stands , and regular size hdmi, not mini hdmi,You can hook your phone up to the monitor just by using one type C cable.Now if you’re using a Roku stick, or a fire stick on the 4k monitor, set the hdr on either stick at adaptive, if not the colors will not look good.On Eco setting on monitor, set it to movie,On Color Temp set it to 6500k,Leave hdr on auto, in monitor settings,And turn the brightness to 7,You’ll get the best color if you set your 4K monitor up that way, and you’re going to want to get yourself a Bluetooth speaker that has aux,Make sure it has 24 hour battery life and good bass, I recommend the tribit xsound go, the latest version.

Great Monitor – but make sure you read the resolution (1280) carefully, because it isn’t for tv/game display.I bought this monitor because it was one of the few small monitors that supported full size HDMI, instead of needing an mini-hdmi connector. It was also much cheaper than many others so I wasn’t expecting the picture quality to be as good as it was. As soon as I turned it on, the picture had so much more vivid colors that other mini-monitors I have tried. The HDR is great. It also can bee seen clearly from more angles. My other lightweight monitor can only be clearly seen straight on.My biggest disappointment was my mistake. It is 1280, not 1080, so the images get slightly distorted if you use it as a television instead of computer monitor. I bought it as a portable switch2 display, which appeared stretched. Even so, I was still impressed by the monitors gaming quality. The game images were bold and clean, and the motion was smooth. Even the music sounded pretty good for built-in-speakers.I really wish they made this monitor in 1920x1080 resolution for portable tv and game console displays. That would seem a natural fit for full hdmi, and I can’t find many competitor product with all these features , and none in that resolution.I’m giving the product 5 stars because it exceeds at what it is supposed to do, and was noticeably clearer than others I have tried.

The media could not be loaded. Jan update: this works with my Raspberry Pi 400 with this item (hopefully Amazon allows it): https://a.co/d/9LgR7sRUSB 3.1+ is electrically different from 3.0- and I think that's a kind of up-converter. It's U$26 so a significant cost to the monitor but necessary for touchscreen functionality for older computers. I discovered it through a Reddit.Original review:As a monitor, this thing works great for the price! The speakers are weak, but what monitor / TV doesn't have that problem these days?BUT I bought this for touch functionality, so let's go there:The good: USB-DP-Alt mode works perfectly and I'm using my Pixel 8 Pro with a separate USB wired keyboard in the monitor's USB-A port (clearly what it's for). The touch was perfect until I put a screen protector on, so that seems to be my fault.The bad: unless I'm missing something, there's no way to connect other than USB C-C. I haven't found an A-C 3.0 cable that works but I'm not sure I have one; perhaps this would work with an A-C 3.1 cable. For this reason, using with a Pi or older PC won't seem to work. I wish I knew and it's too late to return for that.With that sole limitation, if you want Samsung Dex, Pixel's now official mirroring, or a laptop with DP-Alt, you can't go wrong @ under $100!

This is a great monitor. I had replaced a different monitor that was very dim. This one is very bright and makes me happy. Except at first, the image looked a bit long. That was because in OSX, the resolution listed for this monitor is not the correct resolution for this monitor. Luckily I read a great review someone posted with the same issue, THANK YOU FOR THAT, and I followed those instructions. I installed BetterDisplay, and added the resolution of this monitor (3240x2160) and set the scale to 1620 x 1080, and then used the settings Displays to choose that scaled resolution, and now I'm a very happy camper. The monitor is great. It makes a humming sound, but I turned off the volume and now don't hear anything -- I don't need audio from the monitor. So for my needs, a beautiful, portable, bright crisp monitor... 5 stars!

purchased this portable monitor because it was advertised as 4K (3840x2160), but unfortunately, that is not the case. The actual resolution is only 1920x1080, which is Full HD—not 4K as claimed.This was very disappointing, as I specifically chose this product for the higher resolution. The display quality is okay for 1080p, but the listing is misleading. I hope the seller corrects the description to avoid confusion for other buyers.

It's nice for what it is. The cables are easy to connect, it comes with its own stand, is easy to use and the screen size is solid. The resolution is good too, depending on what you plan on using it for. I intended to use it as a separate 4K monitor to assist with streaming to other devices, since my primary monitor is an ultrawide. Unfortunately, when plugged into a computer, the only way you can get 4K is if you lock the refresh rate to 30hz. Fine for movies, terrible for everything else.

This item was exactly what I needed.preety cool looking with slim bagels and it works perfectly as a second monitor which can also be mounted on a monitor arm.i hope that it would also last long based on other negative reviews I've read about the item