2.5K 100Hz Portable Monitor Touchscreen, 15.6'' QHD 2880x1620 300 Nits 100% sRGB IPS Gaming Monitor w/VESA HDR FreeSync Eye Care USB-C HDMI External Second Screen for Laptop PC Phone Switch PS3/4/5

especially for the lowest price for a 4K monitor. The "complaints" I read were nuts especially at this price point. Disregard the complaints. I am not an amateur and have many monitors of all types (including portables ones like this one) and this one is a "steal. The resolution is as claimed and fabulous, comes with all kinds of cables and accessories, has a printed manual, integral stand, all kinds of inputs. VESA mounting capability, sound, protective bag, well protected in it's shipping box, etc." I am using it with my Mac Mini and it effectively turns into the equivalent of a laptop (but with many more features) but for less money. Using this monitor with a PC would be a waste (given it's high resolution) although it works just fine. I should buy a second one.

This is going to sound like unhinged, unabashed, shilling, but I freaking love these monitors. I have bought and tried over a dozen different portable LCD's over the past decade, and this is hands down my favorite. Enough that I bought multiple of them. 1. They are nearly the EXACT same physical footprint, in their framing, as the 15" MacBook Air. So I can fit them in a MBA sleeve for travel, which is super helpful. 2. They are ridiculously pixel-dense, while not being impossible to drive with a GPU at high frame rates. The *actual* stated res of the panel itself is 1560x1706 which is admittedly a *weird* number but very, very easy to scale to pair nicely with a MacBook Air 15". 3. I had color banding and brightness issues with one of mine, same as others described in their review, so I reset the panel to defaults and it fixed it. At first I thought it was dim until I plugged in a second power cable and it could pull enough current to comfortably crank the brightness. Then I tried using aftermarket software like "BetterDisplay" for MacOS to force brighter and it worked without a hitch, over a single cable. 4. It's less than $70, and punches well above its weight class in displays. Most 15"ers including the one on shelves at Costco today at 1080p 16:9, are still locked at 60hz, are matte finish and are always looking washed out in colors. I prefer this. It's not the same, but it's darned similar to the panel with my MacBook Air, and that makes it worth the while for traveling with additional screenspace without contorting or stretching or discoloring whatever I'm working on.

I was in between this one due to the extremely low price (~110$ in Apr 2026) for a mobile 4K monitor and the EVICIV 16" one that costs almost double but had a bit more convincing specs. Unfortunately when unpacking it, I realized they sent me a glossy version instead of a matte one. A bit surprised by it, as it does not even show as a selectable option for the item. But given the reflection handling and using this primarily for "office work" that is one of the main priorities for me. So, now initiated the return via the amazon support and got assured they contact the seller directly through their means to ensure my replacement order will contain the right item. That pending story aside, five things that stood (positively) out to me: 1) this thing is extremely lightweight which is obviously awesome when traveling with it / the EVICIV one is a lot heavier 2) it exceeds the resolution described and was running at 3840 x 2400 which is >4K 3) opposed to the item description it does come with a fitting neoprene sleeve - stinky as they usually are, but a couple of Febreeze sprays will do the job here. (the foldable ones -like coming with the EVICIV- that double as a stand are better, since they also enable portrait mode, which is tricky for this one, but to me that is negligible) 4) brightness can be adjusted (i.e. increased) without external power which is a plus / EVICIV one has no such adjuster and w/o external power runs on low brightness only 5) also rather negligible for me personally, but this also has a regular HDMI port for input, which is much more prevalent compared to the mini HDMI on the EVICIV one So all in all for my use case this monitor is a great match. And once the return / exchange process is completed and I will hold a matte one in my hands I'd have no hesitation to give this 5 stars!

Been daily driving this thing for a year now and its great to use, the image quality is good and its bright enough where glate isnt nitmally a problem. Ive carried it to and from work and has held up just fine and im not the most careful person. Great travel size. Use it with my S24 ultra with Dex and some retro console emulators and having 16:9 and 4:3 baked into the monitor is handy. Its my monitor for setting up new systems and with my xbox when i take it somewhere. Having usbc and full hdmi is very handy and the extra usb-a port having pass through to my phone so i can use a mouse or external storage drive is handy.

This is not actually a touchscreen like it is advertised. Only the bottom right menu screen is touchscreen. It is advertised like the entire thing is a 10 point touch system and it IS NOT. If you are specifically looking for a touchscreen you do not want this. If you don't need a touchscreen then this is a perfect little screen! It comes with a carrying case and has a nice stand attached to the back of the screen. I gave it 1 star because it did not work for the purpose I needed it to. However, it connected and looked beautiful it just wasn't functional for my situation.

1.) if you're buying this for HDR, don't. The HDR is truly hot garbage. But literally nothing at this price range will have useful HDR, so don't bother looking if that's what you want. 2.) I can't figure out what (if any) touch firmware it uses. I've tried EMR, wacom AES, and apple. This won't work for drawing. 3.) getting the refresh rate to 100hz on my windows 11 tablet was a bit wonky. I could select it, but it just made the screen go black. I fiddled with it, tried HDMI and the included type c display cable, and I think the issue was that only one of my thunderbolt ports on the tablet can do display at 100+hz. The other was just not having it (it's an old laptop though) But once I got that, it was seamless. It does do 100hz. The touch response is buttery smooth and immediate. The whole display is. I have to push it at 1080p because my laptop is an older lenovo X12 2 in 1, but at 1080p 100hz, it's fantastic. And when I do try to push it at the full 2.5k, it's GORGEOUS. the pixel density is superb. Blacks are wonderful for an IPS LCD, no real bleed or ghosting . Color is a little weird out of the box, I recommend setting the RGB to 9300k, and the mode to the bottom left picture mode. I like that the screen is touch and so are the menu options. I greatly appreciate that it remembers your settings (apart from brightness) my old portable monitor didn't and it was annoying every time the computer went to sleep. The speakers are not very loud, but they are clear. Obviously no bass, you can't expect anything from a display powered entirely over a type C connection. But it's not peaky or crackly. You could use it for video calls. They're dramatically better than the godawful speakers on my lenovo x12, but I do recommend some speakers (creative pebble 2.0 is a perfect size pairing for this on a small desk.) No headphone jack, but I don't mind, there's no way this thing could have a good DAC and amp circuit in it. just use the headphone jack of your laptop (or if you use a mini PC or PC of any sort, please god, get a $40 fiio/snowsky melody dongle, it's ten thousand times better than your motherboard which also has a garbage DAC/amp) The kickstand works great, I just wish it maybe had an offset side stand too that let you use it in a vertical orientation (which would be sweet for emulation of nintendo DS or 3ds). That'd be sweet. But I wanted an integrated kickstand and not rely on a wonky magnet based trifold case like my last portable monitor. The included carry case is nice and slim and well padded. Wish it had a mesh pouch for the wires. Brightness is just right. it doesn't get INSANELY bright, but more than enough for a sun lit room or working in the shade outside. I like that it comes with all the cables you need, including an HDMI to mini HDMI and a converter for full to mini (in case you need to connect two mini HDMI devices). It works just fine with my switch 2 (not over type C directly, nintendo is a lot like apple in being evil now, it still needs a dock) and the switch can push 100hz and 1440p to it. Clarity and motion in games is fantastic. Again. don't use HDR Overall? It has some things I'd like, little details I'd change, but the display is gorgeous, it works wonderfully, 100hz DOES work (it just takes some fiddling to get working on windows for some computers) the resolution, the brightness, all perfect for the price. Also like the lack of a bezels and huge chin on it. It'd be cool if maybe the negative space on the back was a flip around stand that could elevate the height and angle, it's already so light, that space is not being used for anything. It'd be a sick portability quality of life feature.

Bought in March '25. Monitor has developed a 1 inch bar of discoloration across the bottom of the display regardless of resolution or video input. As this display is used solely for data entry (Word/Excel), it does not stop usability; however, it does create a repeated distraction that can break concentration. Aside from this discoloration, this display is well worth the money. 2.5k resolution is valid and very well appreciated. Size and weight of display makes this very portable and easy to carry. The rear hinged stand is a breath of fresh air in comparison to the magnetic cover/stand that's sold with numerous other displays. Additionally, there are two screw holes for hard mounting if you want. Dual USB-C input and full size HDMI connections are handy; although I've never had a use-case where I needed more than one USB-C cable plugged in. Speaking of, 100% plug-and-play with fast response if switching to another input. Display is bright enough to be visible during sunny daylight; however, don't expect it to stay clearly visible if you have the sun shining directly at the display, as it has a gloss display, rather than matte. To be honest, I wouldn't recommend or not recommend this display. It's good in my use-case, because the discoloration doesn't affect text; however, I rather assume it would be a major distraction if you attempted to play videos or video games in full screen on this. If you are looking for a low cost display that is greater than 1080p, this will check those boxes.

I am using this as a machine control interface screen. The machined aluminum housing on this display makes it like a high end industrial quality device. I am powering it through the USB-C interface. In that configuration, the touch screen is working perfectly.

Great portable Monitor. Highly impressed with that quality especially at this price. I brought 2 of these and they work seamlessly with my MacBook Air M4.

Buena calidad de imagen. Gran sensibilidad de la pantalla Cumple expectativas y un precio muy accesible.

Budget friendly and worth to use. It is real fragile if you wanna carry it around to work and stuff and i already got a tiny scratch on the screen, even from the provided cover

Great little monitor, great price. definitely recommend.

Monitor is light and feels cheap also the aspect ratio is off so it's not wide screen. Also the travel sleeve provides zero protection you will likely scratch the screen pulling it in and out and the case will provide zero protection if you have it in a backpack and something presses against it. Full size HDMI port on the side so pro easy availability on cables con however you have this huge cable end sticking out. Was expecting a mini HDMI. It's cheap so if you need a non wide screen monitor to leave somewhere permanently it does have a decent picture. I would not buy this again and probably am not going to use it in the server room it will go.