ViewSonic15.6 Inch 1080p Portable Monitor with 2 Way Powered 60W USB C, IPS, Eye Care, Dual Speakers, Built in Stand with Cover (VG1655)

I love it. It works great with MacBook pro. I use it as second screen.It comes with a protection cover which I like.The design is cool as well. It looks fancy and elegant.

Nice product for work from home or on the travel.

Great Screen for working on the go! But also noticed that I used it more often at home although have larger 27" monitor...

display damaged in 1 week, warranty also not there, by mistake I bought this

Purchased this monitor for my wife. She works in finance and when at off-site meetings with other associates, needs more screen area than a 16" laptop provides. This helps her immensely.Cabling up this monitor is also nice due to the multiple options available. She is also able to power the monitor through her laptop, so she need not worry about also packing the power adapter.Quality of the image is also very good. Color hue is a bit different from her laptop, but this can be expected, and is not a problem. Sharpness and resolution is also very good.I have used other Viewsonic monitors in the past. Their quality and reliability have always been very good.

For my purpose, I needed a mobile monitor for when I am working away from my home office. In this day and age of remote work, I have three monitors in my home office. I am going away to visit my dad in another province, taking my work with me when I visit. To think to work with just my laptop monitor is just unbearable.Background:I have been using an older mobile monitor, Lenovo ThinkVision, that is over 10 years old. It has only 1600 x 900 resolution, 200nits, 500:1 contrast ratio, Grollia Glass, and a thick 1" bezel. It has been a great monitor. But will not work with my corporate laptop.The ViewSonic feedbackFor me, the PROs on this monitor are:1. it's smaller bezel design - more viewable screen is always appreciated2. the higher resolution FHD 1080p - easier on the eyes3. weight of 1.5 pounds - less weight to pack around is always better4. HDMI and usb-c interface - will work with modern laptopsCONs on this monitor are:1. Contrast/brightness - set to 100%, is still not as sharp as my older Lenovo portable monitor. But this is a minor point, because I don't stare at my monitor continuously. I may look at a spreadsheet or read a word document for an average of 1/2 hour. I am always looking from one monitor to the next. So, sharpness is not a big deal and it's sharp enough for my use. I mention it here only because it may a bigger deal for you than I. I just happen to notice it's not the sharpest monitor around.2. Power draw from main computer. Now, this would be an issue with all portable monitors without builtin batteries. Monitors with a higher price point do have builtin power. For the price of this monitor, it has none. I struggle with this item...without any external power source, this monitor and my laptop would last less than 2 hours, rendering me a limited work time. It's something to think about if working without access to power, in which case I would most likely not use it in that situation.What I would not use this monitor for:* Watching youtube, netflex, streaming media. The main monitor on my laptop is far superior to this monitor and I would use that for watching streaming media.Overall, I am happy with the purchase. For the intended purpose of a productivity work monitor, I don't think you can go wrong with this ViewSonic. No frills and I expect it to be a champ in my workspace for many years to come. It looks to be a competitive marketplace for portable monitors. There are monitors cheaper than this for the same specifications. I picked ViewSonic because of my experience with their product line in the past. There is a long history of them bringing great monitors to the market at a great price....in other word, they have a reputation. The cheaper monitors manufactures, I have never heard of and sometimes it makes me wonder if it's worth risking going with what might be less quality with an unknown, then paying a few dollars more for a ViewSonic. For me, saving a few dollars and risking lower quality product is just not worth the Hassel.

Definitely a case of you get what you pay for versus some of the cheaper no-name options for portable monitors. With the Xbox Series S it actually takes a 1440p image and then outputs it at 1080p so it is actually a crisper looking image. The build quality of the VX1755 is excellent and the IPS screen has no backlight bleed at all. I will say the colour is good, but somewhat muted despite the numerous menu options for colour, gamma, full RGB output etc. The speakers aren’t a replacement for other better audio options you may have. The volume control is also buried in the menu despite no less than five buttons on the side for the OSD. The size of the screen at 17.2” is great and the speed of the panel at 144hz with AMD Freesync Pro is a solid offering versus other portables.

Compré 2 monitores de 17" hace unos 4 meses porque estaría de homeoffice en otro país. No tuve ningún problema tanto para ingresarlos a la cabina del avión como trabajando con ellos. Eso si transportándolos en una maleta adecuada y protejidos. No extrañé falta de resolución para mis requerimientos. Excel, Power point, conferencias y manejo de mi software ERP. Contento

Me gusto por ser un monitor portatil, de una marca conocida y me da confianza, me sirve muy bien para el trabajo ya que es muy ligero y con un solo cable se conecta a una laptop, tiene muy buena resolucionMuy buen producto