Kenowa Touchscreen Portable Monitor 14 Inch, HDR 1080P IPS Screen External Display with USB C HDMI and Speakers & Stands, Travel Monitor for Laptop Phone PC Mac Xbox PS4 Switch

It’s lightweight and portable. Easy to follow the instructions to setup. Very portable. I travel a lot. This is very helpful to me.

This is the cheapest touchscreen portable monitor I could find, but it works very well with my S24 Ultra for the price. The durability is what you would expect for a monitor of this price, but the display looks great and the size is perfect for my needs. Touchscreen works great too. Docking a star for one specific problem that may be unique to just my monitor. When lowering the brightness to any value below 100, I would hear a high pitched whining noise that would not go away. The only remedy was to leave the brightness at 100, or plug something into the headphone jack. Very strange.

Light, easy set up.

I use this as a backup monitor on my small server. Works great and it’s cheap!

Got this on the suggestion of my child. Love the size, am able to read on it when I have a game going on my main monitor, or even watch a movie while playing.

The size ws smaller than I thought. But it was mighty enough to run a Xbox X.

I ordered this 10" monitor to use with devices like raspberry pi or headless servers around my house. I could see it being used with a console or phone as well. The packaging it came in was generic looking. Nothing really stands out as far as branding goes. The assembly for the monitor was kinda goofy with the stand. You have to attach it from underneath with a couple screws to the pivot piece that connects to the back of the monitor. It's a little awkward to get the screws in because you can't really see what you're doing. The instructions don't mention it either that I saw with a brief once over. Once assembled though it works ok. The vesa pattern on the back is 75x75 and I did have a monitor arm with that sizing to test and it was able to attach no problem. It's very light though and not able to lower the arm on it's own weight or maintain a position. An arm for light weight devices would be needed or a weight plate adapter if those are heavy enough. Build quality where the connections are is a little sloppy looking. Overall it looks fine though when turned on and the connection panel area isn't normally visible. The cables do come down off the monitor and you'll need right angle connectors or something if you're trying to minimize visibility. I was able to test media from the usb plug and hdmi input and both seemed fine. It has a built-in media player for video/music/pictures. The built in speakers are adequate but in a device this small and light don't expect too much. It's fine for what it is. It does take a power adapter with barrel plug for power instead of USB-C like on some larger portable screens. Some nice to haves : hdmi cable included, remote control (I didn't realize it came with this) which has channel buttons but there's no tv tuner. Makes me think they use the same chassis / accessories for differently optioned devices. Maybe it works with CEC enabled devices to control a cable box or something (CEC is an option in the menu). It's decent, if you need a small monitor. If you don't need a small monitor, the price difference between this one and a larger monitor with higher refresh and usb-c isn't that much.

Sharp display with versatile connectivity. Portable and ideal for multi-purpose use, though the built-in speakers lack depth.