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Elisa 20
> 3 dayI downsized when I bought a new laptop and was delighted to get this 17 monitor. It is easy to connect--plug and play--through HDMI or USB-C. Its even nice with a cell phone (Android, didnt try iphone). Its a lightweight monitor, easy to use and has a crisp, bright picture--plus speakers. Easy to bring along with the laptop, if needed, and a great addition to my home office. Very pleased.
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Justin Bemis
> 3 dayFirst of ill start by saying i got this portable monitor to hook up to ny samsung galaxy s10. It works perfectly! Super easy to use and the picture quality is fantastic. Everything has work flawlessly so far. I just ordered speakers to attach and the mouse i use by usb plugs in a works fantastic, so i would assume a keyboard would work just as easy. This monitor truly turns your phone into a laptop and comes with every cord and attachment necessary to connect your devices. It also comes with a protective sleeve to put it in, however the sleeve is pretty flimsy, so i ordered a more protective one from Amazon. So far ive connect my phone, and mouse as well as a power cord for the monitor with no issues. When i play Netflix through it, there was no lag between the picture on the monitor and sound coming from my phone (as i stated i just ordered a speaker for better sound quality) Overall i highly recommend this monitor as it works very well, and is high quality at a fraction of the price of some of the other monitors ive seen.
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Tegan
> 3 dayThere are so many ways to use this, it is so great. It’s like having a laptop/dvd player/tv/phone in a large portable screen. It is very easy to use, everything is just plug and play. The one thing that could be different is the stand. I was hoping to get a more structured stand for it, but the only way to keep it upright is the little flap at the bottom that opens up. That flap doesn’t keep it upright at all though. It won’t stand straight up and down, it leans back way to far.
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Zero Cool
> 3 dayNo, it doesnt display in 4K, but it DOES display in 1080P full HD. Which, in my opinion is still really good. Its thin, lightweight, and has hardly any bezel. At least, compared to what Im used to. And with one regular USB-A port, a HDMI port, 2 USB-C ports, and 3.5mm audio port, you can pretty much hook this thing up to anything. Oh, and it also has dual speakers in it. Granted, they arent going to disturb the neighbors or anything, lol. But that aint half bad, considering theyre just a couple of speakers in a monitor. I could definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a nice size monitor thats also not too big.
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Daniel J
> 3 dayTLDR: This is an awesome travel monitor. Period. It is so thin and light and plug and play. I love the built in stand on the back and power delivery over USB-C. It supports multiple inputs and even sound as well. The whole point of this thing is that it is awesome for travel. I can definitely see a use if you had a couple of kids in the car with an XBOX or something like that. It comes with all the needed cables, which is a huge plus. WHAT I LIKE: -Incredibly Portable -It seems silly but it comes in premium packaging. I find that if a brand is willing to pay extra for nice packaging, then the product is usually of a far higher quality than competitors. -Supports multiple video imports -Built in kickstand is great. SUPER convenient. -Cables included -It is Plug and Play WHAT I DONT LIKE -When it comes to my monitors, be it a laptop or desktop, I ALWAYS buy at least 144Hz. I find that the smoothness of the screen is so noticeable that it is usually not something I will compromise on. BUT, I think that the portability of a 17 inch screen is enough to offset the lower refresh rate.
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Jim Farmer
Greater than one weekI have to travel a lot for meetings, and only some of the meeting rooms have TVs or monitors for sharing my work. My wife found this thinking shed use it for her laptop at home, but when it wound up being a bit too big for her lap desk, it went into my work bag. Its now my meeting MVP. I hauled it out and mirrored my screen facing the rest of the group, and half of the questions in the meeting were about where/how I got it. Its got a great clear picture, sets up quickly, and the kickstand is awesome (I had another monitor that required me to do some sort of origami folding of the folio, and overall it just wasnt user friendly). Even better, most portable monitors Ive tried require you to download an app to make any adjustments to brightness, etc., but this one has buttons on the side that allow you to access the full suite of parameters. I cannot stress enough how awesome this monitor is for my work. Is it a gaming monitor? No, but then youre not paying for a gaming monitor. Get it for what it is, and youll be as thrilled as I am.