OLED Touchscreen Portable Monitor 10.5 inch 2.5K UHD 2560X1600 Metal Bezel 100% DCI-P3, Mini USB-C HDMI Slim External Monitor for Laptop PC Mobile Mac Xbox PS4/PS5 Switch with Protective Case

I think some Amazon sellers do themselves a disservice by listing multiple products under the same listing, and I think that's the case here. The seller has three monitors that are actually very different, but they're all clumped together mixing a great product with other unrelated products.This review is for the "Gray" color, which is a 14" portable monitor that comes with a magnetic cover and a sleeve and has a resolution of 1920 by 1200. This particular monitor is a very nice product and a good value for the price paid.It works perfectly for my primary purpose - which is a touchscreen monitor for a Raspberry Pi5. After plugging in the standard HDMI cable, as well as the USB-A to USB-C cable (which provides power from the Pi to the monitor, and sends touch data back to the Pi), everything just worked as expected. No additional cabling was required. Video, sound and touch all worked correctly and the Pi 5 correctly recognized the display.In addition, I tried the monitor/touchscreen on a couple of other devices. Plugged into my iPhone 15 Pro Max using only USB-C, the display is powered from the phone and mirrors the screen, but no touch data is sent back to the phone. On my MacBook Pro, plugged only into the USB-C, everything worked perfectly including video, sound, touch and the notebook provided power to the monitor. Finally, on my desktop Windows PC, I had to plug in both a USB cable (either A or C) and an HDMI cable, but this is only because my desktop PC doesn't send display data over the USB-C port.The monitor has a configuration for HDR, but I wasn't able to test that. I also wasn't able to confirm color accuracy, though it does have options for adjusting the color (and even a white point adjustment.)I think the only real flaws with this product are cosmetic, and more about the accessories than the actual display. The "smart cover" only covers 2/3rds of the back of the display with a weak magnet. It can be used to hold the monitor upright for use, but it's not nearly as flexible as something like an iPad smart cover. The soft sided case that came with the display is nice, but appears to actually be made for a larger device, such as a 16 inch display. (The monitor is 12"x8", but this case can hold something as large as 14"x10".)Again, it's a shame that this gem of a monitor is buried in the same product listing as 2 other monitors that aren't as great. Those other products drag down the ratings of this awesome product.

This review is for the 10.5 inch OLED. It looks great, AFTER you remove the protective screen on the front of it. If you don’t remove the protective film it looks like a blurry mess.However, mine arrived with a scratched screen. The shipping box was a little banged up but not horrible. The box the monitor was in was shrink wrapped and looked fine. IDK how it could be scratched but it is. Also the monitor makes a staticky clicking sound when moving a USB mouse.They are replacing the monitor, hope the new ones doesn’t have scratches or make weird noises.UPDATE:The replacement was delivered quickly. Packaging is intact, shrink wrapped, protective cover is on... and the screen is scratched.

How did I not know about these portable touchscreen monitors?! This is the most amazing piece of tech I've seen in a long time. Read the directions and hooked it up to my desktop tower, it came on & worked absolutely perfect, touch screen, sound all of it. So then I got to thinking.. what else could it hook up to? As it turns out if you use the black USBC to USBC cord you can connect it to your USBC phone (I have a Galaxy fold 4) and it replicates your phone on the monitor screen. The black USB-C cord alone that comes with it powers it plus casts it to the monitor at the same time. That's what I'm writing this review with. You can even use the monitor touch screen to control everything instead of having to just use your phone. This would be absolutely perfect for someone who needs a bigger screen than a tiny phone screen. It didn't work with my Moto g stylus 2022 so I suspect the Galaxy fold has an additional capability that the $120 Moto phone doesn't have. But it hooks to my laptops, my phone & my desktop cpu tower. I don't have anything else to try to hook it to or I would 😂. You could plug it into any small screen or a capable phone and play games on a bigger screen or read. I'm very very impressed with this and it was only $90! It even weighs less than my mug of coffee.I didn't get a carrying case with it, some people said they did. But I can go buy one separately, that's okay. I love it so much I think I'm going to order one for my 85 year old mother. Buy it!!

Decent OLED screen. Colors are over saturated, but not in a way that will annoy most people—if anything, it makes the display more vibrant and pretty. Unless you’re doing creative color sensitive work on the display, you’ll probably enjoy the colors. Sharp too. Only issue is that, while it worked with my MacBook Pro just fine, it doesn’t work with my raspberry pi 5. The plan was to use it as a touchscreen for the pi 5 in a mobile build. The video works, but the touchscreen doesn’t, on a raspberry pi. So I’m returning it. Still leaving 4 stars though, because I doubt most people are getting this for a raspberry pi, and it performs well otherwise.

Excellent monitor so far, with good image quality. The touchscreen works well, whether connected via USB-C or HDMI and USB-A, on Windows 11. I tested it on two laptops and a mini PC. I own several portable monitors from various brands, and generally, the speakers have low volume, but on this monitor, the audio volume is higher. What I like most is that the screen bezels are narrow, which makes it easier to carry around.

Visually not so clear when used as a monitor for a mac it’s easy to set up and portable but its picture is not crisp.

It was advertised to only need the USB-C cable to work. I needed both the HDMI for video and a USB-C connection for power. Luckily, you can use either USB C ports on the monitor to power it. The middle port will supply touch controls.The bottom power port is loose. The cable that was given to me in the box is flimsy and I used an Anker cable to supply the power. Other than that, it seems fine. No burn in either so far.I would've liked a non-glossy screen as reflections is horrible on this screen.