15.6''Portable Monitor for latop ,2K FHD 60HZ Laptop Monitor Screen,USB-C and HDMI Inputs, Ultra-Slim IPS Panel with HDR and Premium Smart Cover & Speakers for Laptop,PC,Phone,PS4/5,Switch,Mac,Xbox

This screen appears to be well made. Great picture, colors are vibrant. Works with my Tapo H500 hub. Package included all the cables I needed. Easy to setup and use.

I can't believe this monitor is such high-quality for this price. Seriously. I spent HOURS looking for a second monitor for my home office. I was looking at price points up to $400 and frankly, was getting overwhelmed with the choices and reviews. Then this little guy showed up, 13.5 inches, 2K FHD 60HZ for $79??? So, I took a chance and wow, right out of the box hooked up the USB C to my Microsoft Surface laptop and immediate, incredible results. High quality, impressive brightness in a little monitor, and it came with all the cables you could possibly need and even a cover / stand (never used it). I bought a $9 iPad stand and everything, I mean EVERYTHING came out exactly how I wanted my home office / workstation to look and feel. If you're looking for a plug-and-play monitor, this is the one to get.

I absolutely LOVE this portable 13.3" monitor. I recently got a OneTakeOnly Pad prompter for my filmmaking kit. I love it, it's perfect for a one-man band / small prompter that's easy to travel with. But I didn't like the idea of having to tie up my iPad. Not to mention, sometimes you want to control the prompter without having to touch the iPad once it's in place. This monitor allows me to have a dedicated monitor for my prompter setup, and still have control over the iPad or MacBook Pro in a more accessible way once we are shooting. And it completely fills the reflection space, unlike my iPad. This means I have more real estate for text or whatever I want to put on the screen. I'm using the Prompt+ app, which only costs $20 (one time fee) and has all the features I need. With this monitor, I can put a Zoom call on the prompter, a video or presentation, anything I want. It makes the prompter setup much more versatile for various scenarios. The monitor is powered by a Thunderbolt USB-C cable. I got myself a 'middle" style right angle USB-C connector and that plugs into the monitor. This allows me to put the monitor inside the tray, and it completely fills up the tray space and the cable doesn't get in the way. Then I just plug in my 6ft thunderbolt cable, and I control the monitor with my iPad, iPhone, or MacBook Pro. It's cool that it has mini-HDMI, but that would require an extra cable for power so I just use Thunderbolt USB-C for everything. The best part, the monitor is so thin and lightweight, it can just live inside the prompter even when I put it away for storage. I use the included magnetic cover to protect the screen, and the magnetic cover helps the monitor to lie flat when folded backwards underneath during use. It's so thin I still have room for the 6ft thunderbolt cable, a Bluetooth clicker remote, and the tiny spray bottle of glass cleaner that came with the prompter. It's bright enough to do the job, pretty much as bright as my iPad. The monitor doesn't have a mirror or flip feature, but luckily that's built into my Prompt+ app. The menu controls are pretty basic, I never need to access them really. And if I ever need an extra monitor for something in a pinch, I've got it available. For $75 you really can't beat the size and versatility of this. It weighs almost nothing. I haven't tried the speakers on it, but I can't imagine a situation I would need them. If you have the OneTakeOnly prompter, get this monitor. You'll be glad you did.

I purchased the 10.5" monitor. Reviews seem to be mixed in with all the other size options which each size offers different specs. With that in mind, I am quite impressed with what this small monitor can offer. Size is perfect: small and super thin with bezels i feel is the most practical and reasonable (not dead space but enough to have somwhere to hold it if you wanted to). For the price, Color is great. Resolution is decent. The only reason I have placed 4 stars is because I am not 100% satisfied. Id like to get something this size but with 120hz or atleast 75hz. I understand this is hard to come by but id really like something higher refresh at this size without having to get a smart phone foldable. (The only things with displays ive seen being 8-10.5in with 120hz) You have a great product. Please develope something this size with just a little more juice. (Anyone please correct me if im wrong)

This is a great small monitor. It works just as it should and functions great. Came with all needed cables providing you are connecting to an HDMI source. If you have a display port or other you will need a converting cable to standard HDMI. You can also use USB C out too if your system supports it. Super easy to setup and use, screen looks amazing, it is so thin! Such a good deal I bought a second one so I think there is value here. There has been no flickering but I am not using it for gaming, just a monitor for my security software on my Windows system.

Nice looking monitor with good quality.

Flawless for 2 months 5 days. Now it blanks out every few seconds and image is grainy dancing green with flickering lines. Overlay looks perfect but signal from computer is unusable. Sigh.

I wanted a portable monitor to pair with my 13" Windows laptop for extra workspace, and this product delivers beautifully. It stands out from competing options thanks to its smaller size, higher resolution, and impressive brightness—all powered by a single USB-C cable. Overall, this portable display is bright, sharp, and compact—an excellent companion for a 13" laptop when you need more screen space without sacrificing clarity. 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗯𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 - The brightness is excellent once adjusted. By default, the screen starts at only 30%, but pressing the knob on the right upward quickly boosts it to 100%. I estimate the brightness to be at least 300–350 nits, which is noticeably better than many portable monitors capped at 250–300 nits. Compared to my laptop’s 400-nit display, this monitor looks nearly as bright. One important detail is that the top USB-C port (C2) remembers your last brightness setting, while the bottom port (C1) always resets to 30%, which I find far too dim. 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 - Resolution is another highlight. At 2256x1504 (2K), it offers sharper clarity than the typical 1920x1080 (1080P) found in most portable monitors. Text and visuals look crisp, and the higher resolution makes a real difference in everyday use. 𝗦𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝗶𝘇𝗲 - The size is also ideal. At 13.3", it pairs perfectly with my 13" laptop. I prefer this smaller footprint over bulkier 14" or 15" models, since it maintains clarity and works seamlessly with my Windows scaling and accessibility font size settings. For me, higher resolution is more valuable than a larger screen. 𝗡𝗼𝘁 𝗢𝗟𝗘𝗗 - It’s worth noting that this monitor uses IPS technology rather than OLED. OLED panels, like those found in high-end iPhones and iPads, offer deeper contrast and richer colors, but they also come at a higher price. While some 13" OLED portable monitors exist ( like this one ), they are more expensive, so this IPS option strikes a good balance of performance and affordability. 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 - One of the other reviewers said the product wouldn't stand reliably for them. Make sure you're using the back panel bent at the top (flush with the monitor), so only the lower part of the panel bends back like an easel. My product is very stable like this.