Great for traveling

This is great for lightweight travel and hooks easily to laptop for double screen

Es una excelente pantalla de extensión para la laptop

Love this thing. For what I am using it for it is great. The speakers arent great but better than I expected. Only thing that Im disappointed in is the cover stand. It does not let you put the monitor on an incline. I have to use a switch stand to lean it at a good angle to use. Other than that for 140 it was a great buy

I bought the 13” 2k version because it’s very close to the screen size of the Macbook Air M2 and similar resolution. It’s a really great screen and super slim and light and seems like it matches the 2k resolution of the Mac. Just be sure to check “Show all resolutions” and select “1280 x 800 (HiDPI)” for best resolution and aspect ratio in displays settings.

Ive only had it for awhile, but Im so glad I found this monitor!

It didn’t work with the apple usb lightning, I find out that’s an apple thing. I bought a Roku and it works great I’ll be using it on the road. It connected well with the Nintendo switch and ps5. It’s not so bad after all it’s 1080 p though not 2k like it says

Ive now used this with Windows and Linux over the past several weeks and have had nothing but excellent experiences. Color space is 97% sRGB calibrated with a Spyder X Elite, missing a tiny sliver along the Blue/Green line and exceeding it significantly along Red. Brightness is perfectly acceptable, and the matte coating is excellent. Volume is adequate and the speakers are surprisingly clear, though I wouldnt use them for listening to music or the like unless I had nothing else. Power draw is 0.675A @ 5VDC for those who may use it in a more portable capacity, and it will happily power off of a Raspberry Pi 4 USB port. Overall Im exceedingly happy with this monitor, especially the 16:10 aspect ratio. I was not in any way compensated for this review; Im just a very pleased customer.

I have used this with both an older (2015) MacBook Pro and a Lenovo T470. Obviously in both cases no USB-C, but there were no issues with connecting and getting OS-X and Windows to recognize the second display. The display was crisp. I use it primarily for coding, not for games. I especially like how thin the combined display and stand/cover are - easy to slip in next to my laptop in my backpack when traveling, without noticeably adding bulk. Unfolding the stand for the first time I found myself wondering is this right? but it was easy to follow the visual instruction and the stand worked well on a desk. Might not be so great on a plane, stability-wise. Build quality seems good.

I looked far and wide for a portable, USB-powered monitor that would fit in my already very crowded, very small desk. This was the perfect solution. Not only is it physically smaller than most of the others on the market (13.3 vs the standard 15.6 offerings from most companies) but it also has SIGIFICANTLY better resolution than standard 1080p. Not only that, but its 16:10 aspect ratio, which if you are a mac user, is the aspect ratio you are probably used to seeing (as opposed to 16:9 which is the ratio of most PC-based screens and most TVs) It only has one con and its barely a con at all. It doesnt have the darkest black. Maybe theres a way I can configure/tweak the color settings (which, by the way the OSD menu is easy to use and has quite a few more options than many full size desktop monitors)... but at the price and with all of its other features, this is nearly impossible to beat. It is supplied with all of the needed cables for practically any situation, as well as a power adapter if you happen to be plugging it into a device that uses HDMI or wont send power down the USB-C port. Using a laptop, it should only need to be plugged into the supplied USB-C cable directly to the computer, and it works like a champ. Its hard to believe this thing is at the low price that it is. I was expecting to finally stumble onto a portable monitor that fits all my demanding specifications and have it cost 2-3x what the standard ones cost. But no, this is actually CHEAPER!