MNN Portable Monitor 14 inch FHD 1920 * 1200P USB C HDMI Ultra-Slim IPS Travel Display w/Smart Cover & Speakers, HDR Plug&Play, External Monitor for Laptop PC, Phone,Mac(400cd/m² Brightness)

14” portable monitor PM1403. Plugged straight in and worked instantly. Initial opinion is that it is a clear crisp image, with many settings to suit each application it is used for. Only disappointing point is that it was meant to come with a Smart Cover according to the item description, but nothing in the box. I’ll have to try and source one for travelling with.

Used all day the last few days for remote working - very happy so far. A lot lighter than expected which will make it easy to carry when travelling for work. Came with good quality USB-C and HDMI to Mini HDMI Leads. Only other inclusion that would have made it perfect is a protective carry pouch.

Running the MNN 14" vertically on a stand has been great for code and Slack. The kickstand included with the monitor only supports horizontal mode. I had to purchase a stand separately to be able to kick it up at about 85-88 degrees. The 1920×1200 panel is crisp, the 16:10 aspect ratio gives a bit more room where it counts, and the 500-nit brightness holds up in a bright room especially when it is really bright outside. USB-C or HDMI both work without fuss. Speakers work but nothing to write home about. At 14 inches it matches my 14" MacBook Pro M2 footprint, so it packs neatly in the same bag. Light, sharp, and very useful as a travel sidekick or when moving around the apartment/home.

Good portable monitor. Also handy for when I need to troubleshoot a computer and I don't wanna plug up to a big monitor. Good price as well and the cables are good quality. Pretty plug and play.

Perfect work from home monitor! Very lightweight, easy to use and to connect to laptop, sound is decent and picture quality is decent as well for the price.

Specifically the 14" 1200p model. Good: - Single usb cable connection to my computer is tidy. - image quality is perfectly adequate for my needs. Cons: - usb connectivity is EXTREMELY picky. The description says thunderbolt or usb 3.1. That is the complete list of what will work. If you try to use a 3.2 cable. wont work. If you connect a 3.1 cable to a 3.2 hub. Wont work. I'm a cable hoarder, like everyone else who would buy this. Not joking, the included USB C to C cable is the ONLY cable in my house that works. I tried them all. - extra ports on the monitor are useless. The extra USB C port does not act like a hub or pass-through. Can't connect anything else to it (usb drive, another screen, nothin). I honestly don't even know why it's there. The mini HDMI port is good for options I guess, but HDMI cables don't carry power, so you'd have to connect a usb-c cable anyway to power the thing when using mini-hdmi. So why not just...connect the usb-c cable to your device instead? I don't see why this port is here either. All in all, I paid 50 bucks for the thing. If my worst critique of a $50 FHD monitor is that it's picky about the cable and has useless ports, I can't be too mad. I can't daisy chain these like I had hoped, and I can't find a hub that will work other than a crazy expensive thunderbolt dock. So don't get this if you're looking for flexibility of connectivity. But if you're just looking to connect one screen to one computer port with one cable. Can't beat the price.