InnoView 23.8" FHD 100Hz 100% sRGB Dual Monitor 315°Adjustable Monitor Extendrer for Windows Mac w/HDMI Type-C Work Gaming Office Triple Monitors

This monitor absolutely exceeded my expectations. The brightness is the real story here. The 400-nit rating is not marketing fluff. Sitting next to a MacBook Pro, I am running the Mac at about 60 percent brightness and this dual monitor at roughly 70 percent. That puts them in the same visual ballpark, and in some cases this display actually feels brighter. The fact that I am not running it anywhere near max is exactly what you want, especially for coffee shops, coworking spaces, or other well lit rooms. The resolution choice is also spot on. 2560x1600 per panel is a huge upgrade over Full HD without the scaling headaches of 4K. I can run it at 100 percent scaling and actually gain usable workspace. Compared to stacking two 1080p portable monitors, the difference in real estate is night and day. Code, terminals, logs, dashboards, and docs all fit naturally without feeling cramped. Build quality and image quality are both excellent for a portable. Color, contrast, and sharpness hold up extremely well next to much more expensive displays. The stacked form factor is incredibly productive, and the ability to fold it for face to face presentations is not a gimmick. It genuinely enables workflows you cannot do cleanly with a single external display. I have been using multi monitor setups for decades and this is one of the most practical and well balanced portable implementations I have seen. If you are on the fence because of the brand or the specs, do not be. This thing is phenomenal.

Fantastic product, smaller footprint than a normal monitor with more useable space. The plug and play features are fantastic, as is the splicing switch to make selecting how to use the monitor extremely easy. The USB-C cord could be longer for power, but overall it is such an easy product to use and I am impressed with the quality and ease of use of the product!

After ordering 6 monitors, I decided to keep the 18" Innoview 2k dual-panel display. They are amazing. The color is vivid, the default white is perfectly tuned, NO adjustment required! The brightness is AMAZING. These things are super, super bright and have a decent viewing angle. The screens are matte, so there's no issue with reflections. (I tried a couple of the EHOMEWEI monitors, because I liked their form factor, but their max brightness was abysmal, and their default color profiles sucked. It took literally HOURS of fine-tuning to get them to look good, and occasionally they'd flicker to a different color profile. The screens were also glossy, leading to annoying reflections. Buy Innoview instead.)

This unit is a behemoth !! Be sure your computer has the ability to run 3 HD or 4K screens before purchase generally found on gaming computers. Let that be your benchmark.

I purchased the new 23.8 inch 2k dual displays. While it does run as advertised and is the first of its kind, it is has some issues. Device charging does not work with a 100W charger even though the instruction manual specifies 100W (my laptop reports charging but uses far more power than it draws). In the dual-screen extended mode where both screens appear to the computer as one, changing brightness info via DCI from your computer only changes the top display, and the bottom screen will bug out and require a power cycle if trying to connect the computer and you your computer can only handle one more external display (not two). There is also a constant buzz/noise which could be a defect - I'm not sure if it would decrease the lifespan. I've had the connection cut out out a few times over HDMI - USB-C is more stable generally. Pros are that the stand is strong (it needs to be as this thing is massive!). Both screens are bright and 2K and the connection is pretty stable aside from the bottom monitor issues in some cases above. Keep in mind that this this is so big that you need the bottom monitor angled at maybe 25 degrees or more to get the top monitor to be eye-level, which takes up more desk space. Another generation or two to nail out the bugs and this should be pretty awesome, but this seems like a bit of a beta product still.