Love this monitor, I no longer have to settle for one when working at my dining room table, makes my workflow way better. I really like the magnetic case, easy to stow and transport.

I desperately needed a portable external monitor for traveling. I build training courses and travel often, so I need a second monitor when Im in a hotel working on projects. This portable monitor was perfect for that situation. Its light, easy to set up, comes with a nice cover/case that doubles as the stand. Fits in my backpack/bag with my laptop and comes with all the cables for the various connections I might need. My only wish is it was touch screen, but at this price point it is more than enough to fit my needs.

Update 7/21/22: Still 5 stars. Working perfectly and durable. Carry it around in my pack with 2 PCs (work and personal). Packaging this comes in is so nice and durable that I hated to throw it out - but did, yesterday. The box almost seemed like I should use it for something but resisting my hoarding temptations, got rid of it. Someone mentioned it in a review as being fragile. I do not get that feeling but I suppose if you damaged it, then you might think that. But they still gave it 5-stars, anyway. The tech still seems like magic that video and power can both go in that usb-c cable (if you have a video capable USB-C port which you likely do not, if not having a newer and better computer but still great with the provided HDMI mini connector). ------ I took this out of the box and plugged it into my work PC with the USB-C to USB-C connector that came with the monitor. It came right to life perfectly. Thats it - connected with one cable and it was on. The settings to extend the monitor, duplicate the screen, etc. worked exactly like any second monitor and was super simple (these are settings on your computer - not the monitor). There is sound from a built in speaker which might work if you need sound in a pinch but ANY computer or phone speakers will be much better (my phone speakers blow this monitors speakers away). With my older but still pretty modern Acer notebook the USB-C is not apparently the newest and will only provide power and will not feed the video like my newer Dell work notebook. It still works well, however, by using the USB-C for power and the provided HDMI to mini-HDMI connector. So it just needed 2 cables instead of 1 and it worked perfectly (have it on right this second). It is amazing (to me, anyway) how well this works with just power from the USB-C cable. The quality of the display seems comparable to my desktop external monitor or any screen on a notebook computer. The cover/stand took me a minute to figure out but it is very simple. Just took a minute to see how they meant for it to work but then, super simple. I hope the screen is durable as I plan to carry it around in my backpack with my 2 PCs when I work outside the house.

I travel with this and use it at home when I work remote. It’s a great quality and only requires the USB-Cable when my laptop is plugged in!

My wife is studying for her doctorate and was complaining about the size of her screen on her apple laptop, I bought this thinking what the hell! Lets give it a try. She loves it and wont leave without it in her study bag.

I’ve given these a month or so — they’re fantastic I put one on either side of my Mac: Mac on this stand (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HHYQBB8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) and displays on these stands (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074J159V5?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) and the height is reasonably close. The USB-C cables that came were 50/50 for working: I bought these inexpensive ones (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085VRGB4F?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) At a home office, this is a great set up. Each display is bigger (pixel wise) than my 15” Manbook pro. Set up and tear down is less than 2 minutes. The Mac remembers which display is right and left, so if I do too then the display arrangement is right each time. The USB-C cords I linked to power the displays fine. I’ve traveled with one display in my backpack, and had dual-monitor situations in a hotel or a coffee shop. No issues so far. Great for the price

Like everyone else who works remotely at times, I end up with countless windows open and find it difficult to do my work on one small 14 laptop screen (not to mention aging and my eyes). I got this because I was traveling and didnt want to take the whole week for vacation. I got EXACTLY what I wanted out of this product. Let me cover the good and the things you should know. All the cords you need to hook this monitor up come with it. I would love to connect it to my computer via USB4 port, but my I use my USB4 port to charge my computer when I travel because the charger is so light and small. So I fell back on the HDMI cord. Came in the package. Boom! Power supply was also included. I connected mine to my computers USB 3.0 port and ran the USB-C cable into the monitor. Power on! Lots bad has been said about the case. I found it very functional. It may not have your ideal viewing angle, but it worked fine for me using the case. It wouldnt fail to capsize in the event of a 7.0 earthquake, but it worked fine in my week-long use. So what do I not like? Well, the monitor is not a high-end one with mind-numbing resolution and clarity. Its good. Plenty good for work on websites, documents, spreadsheets and the like, but if I were a traveling videographer or photographer, Id want something more high end. For me? Worked fine. So for the price I paid, I cant be more satisfied. Sure, Id love one that was larger, but this one fits in my laptop bag no problem. Id love one with a built-in battery so I wouldnt have to plug in the bulky HDMI cord. Id love a better case/stand. But really, this is a solid device, and if you shop for bargains, youre going to have to accept some compromises. With that in mind, I can wholeheartedly recommend this monitor to anyone needing some visual real estate for work, especially while traveling. Its thin, light, functional and it wont break the bank. Thats a lot of winning for such a small screen.

I bought two of these to use with my Dell laptop while on a one month out of town stay in a rented island house. At home, Im used to my laptop and a 24 inch monitor that I split, but these monitors were actually better. No dock needed, they plug directly into your laptop with either USB-C or mini HDMI, both of which are included. Due to limited number of connections on my Dell, each monitor used a different type of input cable and I couldnt tell which one was which. The monitor color was easy to match with the laptop, and they all appeared equally sharp. Monitor also has high quality sound. My work is 100% remote and I plan to take these on many other trips in the future. Easy setup, lightweight, I packed my entire mobile office including a travel-size printer into a 12X17X7 Travelpro roll aboard including all the cords, and I lacked for nothing while away. Highly recommended. UPDATE 05/2022. Five star warranty service when one of my monitors failed. Response time to my first inquiry was less than 12 hours (they may be in Asia) and they took quick action. They asked me to send a picture showing the problem, which I did, and the whole replacement process was completed in less than three days including delivery by Amazon of a new monitor. I have recommended this product to many colleagues who work remotely and travel often and none have been disappointed.

My company does live streaming sports and special events, multi-camera with graphics etc. I needed something portable to bring to preview these elements as well as audio, both for me as the director, and for on-air voice talent. This monitor fit the bill well, its portable, easy to power, and good enough picture quality to get the job done. BUT - it died after just a few months of use. Probably only had it on 4 or 5 jobs. It refuses to detect any HDMI mini inputs, and of course Ive tried multiple cables on multiple input devices. It powers down and you my friend are dead in the water... Reached out to the vendor, who suggested testing with - you guessed it - multiple cables and input devices, and when I reported just that back to them they basically stopped returning my messages. The unit is supposed to be covered for a year, but good luck getting them to honor that. I take good care of my gear, as its the source of my income. If youre just giving it to your kids to play videos on, you might have a better experience. Good luck! UPDATE: They did finally reach out again, and are sending a replacement unit - Ive upgraded to 3 stars.

This is a very well-made product. I like the cover it comes with. No technical issues since purchase.