2.5K Portable Monitor, MagicRaven 16 2520x1680, 1500:1 IPS Laptop Monitor, Slim Lightweight USB C HDMI Computer Display, Gaming Screen with Speakers, Travel Monitor for Mac PC Phone PS4/5 Xbox Switch

Too early to gauge reliability and durability but definitely checks all the boxes for a portable screen. Was very easy to set up too

Update: My big super hooty 32 gamer monitor went out on me. Guess what Im using while it is out for warranty service? Yep, this. It is on my corkboard being held in place by those extra large plastic push pins. Yep, its that light. Great picture for being the size it is. Convenient!!!! ----------------------------------------- This has a very good picture. It is easy to use. One thing...I tried it plugged only into a powered USB bar for power and that didnt work too well, not enough power. You need to plug it into a power socket using the provided usb to plug adapter if all else fails. Then it works really well. It is SLIM and light without sacrificing the durability of the screen. It has usb-C, microUSB, and mini HDMI ports.....loving all the different ports too. Im really happy to have this, it should serve me well for a long time.

Works in most cases. It appears the monitor supports PD so I dont have to use the stock adapter. I could use a car usb C charger. Connected to a Mac, no problem. Connected to a Nintendo switch, works perfect. Connected to Pixel 7, oh no, Pixel 7 sucks - really not the monitors problem. The quality is much better than 1080p - not as good as 4K but for the price, I have no complaint.

fits easily into your luggage, briefcase or travel bag and connects via hdmi and powered by usb-c

Crashed my windows PC with a bluescreen (note I followed the directions emailed to me to only use the supplied cables.) when connected via usb-C. Worked for about 20 minutes via HDMI (looked good when it worked) but then died. Power light still comes on but it just says no source Poor experience cannot recommend.

Power connect was very loose and disconects very very easily other then that major issue it was great but thats a bad issues to have considering they are portable and being moved around lots we need the connections to be strong 1/10 for connection strength

This little monitor has a thin profile and works well for a video game system. The mini HDMI cable is included but I purchased a shorter thinner cable for portability. The cover is magnetic and holds the screen in place well while doubling as a stand.

The monitor has a low display lag for this price point. It measures 5.5ms delay at 1080p 60hz, which should be less than a frame of lag.

I have tried quite a number of portable monitors in the past few years, but they all had different sorts of regrets and shortcomings. As a programmer, the only reason that I need a second monitor is that I need a second view point so that I can see both the code that I am working on and the references of the functions or other code. That means that I need to be able to set up this second monitor as often as I open up the lid of my laptop. So the single usb c cable connection is a must. And many of the early products uses hdmi to mini hdmi cable, and you need another usb c or micro usb cable to power up the monitor, which is not only clumsy, but also takes a long time to setup each time. And another big factor influencing my selection is the screen resolution. Macbooks have one of the most finest screen in the industry, and if the second screens resolution is not comparable to the natural resolution of the macbook, it would be such a pain to to use them side by side. Especially considering that I mostly use them for coding purposes, the display of the text is simply the most important factor for me. I have been using some 15.6 inch 1080p screens, and the experience was simply a disaster. The second either displayed the text too big or too blurry. This 2k monitor just solved the resolution issues perfectly. I didnt do the math myself, but the monitor just feels like it has the same pixel density as the macbooks screen, which is very comfortable for my eyes. And the larger physical size of the screen, what used to be a disadvantage, becomes an advantage now as it lets me see the whole picture of some large diagram. The monitor itself comes with a cover/stand which is perfect and convenient for me to move around with the monitor. The only concern for me right now is that considering the extensive workload I would put on the monitor, I expect the cover to be worn out really quickly, but so far I am not able to find any replacement for it. Hopefully the seller could sell the cover separately, or let us know where to find the spare parts for the cover.

Finally got it to work with my steam deck, it does the job just fine. Love the big screen.