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

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Got this 2.5K Portable Monitor, picture is beautiful and this is the thinnest monitor I have ever seen, it is literally as thin as the modern cell phone (that iPhone you are reading this review on), the bottom part thickens out a bit to accommodate connection jacks. But one problem, for me at least as some may not care for this and use it as portable, because it is so thin it cannot accommodate VESA mount. I have reached out to the seller and to my surprise the seller worked with me to resolve the issue, exchanging it for 1200P. Please note their 1200P and 17 models do have VESA mounts. 1200P brightness is 500 nits brightness which is also respectable. So to sum up I think MagicRaven makes great monitors and stands by their product.

I use this display as a second monitor and it is true that the screen size is a little more narrower that a 16:10 but then it has more vertical resolution which suits me fine for the work I do which is mostly editing documents of different types. I made a frame for it so I could mount it on my VESA monitor arm, but for most the included foldable cover and stand will likely work alright. The screen is clear and nice to work with, I see that some people were complaining about having to turn off HDS mode to make the picture brighter; however, on the one I received HDR was off by default and in fact I did not have to change any settings. I plugged it in and it worked right out of the box on my Windows 10 machine. For me this was a good purchase and good value.

I bought the 1200P version of the same brand and I was super satisfied with that monitor. I thought the 2.5K version would be another step up but I was wrong. Basically if you like a mirror to be your monitor and your eyes are strain tolerant, this monitor is for you. Pros: 1. Super thin and super light 2. Has multiple connection options 3. Cons: 1. The biggest con is that this monitor for some weird reason uses a mirror alike material. You will be staring at a mirror as your monitor. You can see everything behind you above you around you, the lighting reflection from above or from the window is so intensive that it could blind you. It hurts so bad after just stared at it for 15 mins. I wish this was a matte finish material . To me, this is a DEAL KILLER. 2. It shows as FHD resolution on my Dell laptop and doesnt display so called 2.5K at all. Changed to another Lenovo laptop, it still only display FHD 1080P resolution. it never worked. Hugely disappointed. Returning... Disclaimer: If you are graphic designer or video editor, you may like this monitor because it is very glossy which could provide better color rendering. If you are an average joe and road warrior on the go like me, matte screen monitor is much easier on your eyes if you need to stare at it for hours. This is just a personal opinion so I only give it 3 stars. The workmanship is good. +++ Update on the resolution part, this monitor has two USB C ports. When I use the USB C port in the middle, it only output 1080P and show so on Windows Screen settings. Wen I use the USB C port at the bottom, then it correctly show the 2.5k resolution.

Were these available 5 years ago? When using my personal laptop, I had to suffer with a single, low resolution display. My new personal laptop can support an external monitor and saw other units like this for much more $$. This model is particularly thin, but sturdy. I have no problem fitting it into my laptop bag along with all my accessories and cords. And the price was right! I love it! The unit came with a ton of cords, but the single USB-C to USB-C connector is all Ive needed to power and show content on the external monitor. I dont do gaming, so I cant rate this for that purpose. But I *do* watch movies and sometime tennis on my laptop and that seems to be just fine. For all I *do* use it for, Im all smiles!

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The monitor was very easy to setup. I have only used the USBC connector to connect it directly to my laptop. Ive used it while having my laptop plugged into a separate power source & while running on battery. The speakers are ok. Theyre not as loud as the laptop speakers. The monitor is easy to adjust for resolution & brightness. Sometimes, when I first plug it into the laptop, the desktop shows as a small square in the upper left corner. It doesnt easily resolve by manipulating display resolutions. I typically have to reboot my laptop to resolve this issue. Other than that minor nuance, it is a great portable monitor for the price.

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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.

Monitor comes with various cords which increases the amount of ways you can connect to monitor. Its a plug and play monitor so there is nothing to download to set up. There is high resolution looks similar to the screen of my monitors.