Newsoul Portable Monitor 18.5 Inch Foldable Dual Screen 100 Hz 100% sRGB with Mini HDMI/UBS C Port Built-in Speakers and Metal Case for Laptop/PC/Phone/Xbo

I’ve had the Newsoul Portable Monitor 18.5” for about a month now, and I’m very happy with the purchase. The build quality is solid, and the extra screen real estate makes a big difference for productivity — having multiple windows open side by side is a genuine booster. Despite the screen size, it takes up very little desk space, making it ideal for smaller setups or anyone who likes to keep things tidy. What really stood out, though, was the after-sales support. I reached out with a question and was met with a prompt, polite, and genuinely helpful response (thank you K.). Overall, a great product backed by excellent customer service — highly recommended.

I've been using this for about 3 months now, and use it all the time whenever I go anywhere on business. So this monitor is really good if you make face to face presentations at locations which might not have a large display. I can show the same PowerPoint on both sides of the portable monitor, so they see what you see. I love that feature. It also has the ability to extend the monitor so that you have a massive portrait layout display. The only problem with this is, if you play a video and maximize the webpage e.g.: Youtube it will center the video in the middle of the screen and you will have the crease fold line through the video. You can manually adjust the webpage to be only in the top half or bottom half of the display though. It would be nice if each 'side' of the monitors could be treated as independent screens but it doesn't seem to be able to do this easily. I think you have to make use of two usbc's to do that in addition to the usb-c power cable. It has the ability but most laptops don't have enough usb-c slots. It seems easier to use with Windows machines than Macbooks from my experience. Sound quality is ok, but not great. Maybe marginally better than my work laptop's internal speakers. Nothing comparable to a Macbook though. Better than nothing - I would say. For the price, the display quality is good, but not great. Build quality is mostly metal and feels very solid as a result it does feel weighty. Think of it as the same weight as a similar sized laptop.

I am a frequent traveller so having a portable monitor is essential. These are massive dual monitors. I still need to get a carrying case for these (as 18.5+ inch laptop bags aren't that common). The good: - brightness is great - refresh rate is 100hz, which is ideal (60hz would look awful) What can be improved: - color accuracy isn't the best, but looks decent with some adjustments in the OSD - 1080p (would have been amazing for it to be 1440p, but I cannot knock stars for this) I ran into issues where the monitor would randomly go black - turns out the power adapter provided was defective, I swapped it with one of my 20W chargers and it worked fine. Keep in mind the charger they provided is 45W, so I would recommend using a charger at least 45W or higher.

easy to use and assemble .. the 2 screens are very comfortable