TOGURDM 15.6” Portable Monitor for Laptop 100% sRGB 1080P USB C HDMI Portable Screen, Ultra Slim VESA External Travel Monitor, FHD IPS Eye Care Computer Display for Desktop Laptop Smartphone Xbox PS4

What you get is an IPS monitor you can slip into your laptop bag to have a multi-monitor setup anywhere. All the cables you may need are included.While Amazon described this as a "TOGURDM" monitor (who?), it is in fact a "Corprit" (who?) D154.It is powered via a USB-C socket and can receive a signal either via mini-HDMI (HDMI-to-mini-HDMI cable included) or DisplayPort-over-USB-C.Your device will thus be able to use this monitor if it has either an HDMI output port or a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort (or Thunderbolt). Most modern laptops now support DisplayPort over USB-C ("DP Alt Mode") and have a USB-C interface. Not all mobile phones do though (check with manufacturer) - the Samsung Galaxy S21 and OnePlus 8T and later do, for example.Using HDMI means you will need to use two of the supplied cables - one for power, one for signal.USB-C DisplayPort on a device like a modern-ish laptop is wonderful: One relatively unobtrusive USB-C to USB-C gen 3.2 cable (a cheap one is included that worked well) will supply both power, video and audio to the monitor. Very neat and simple.The monitor has quite a bit of heft to it at around a kilo in weight. I really like the case that wraps around it: This has a carbon-fibre weave-like appearance which suggests it can offer a bit of protection to the screen when folded up in transit. It unfolds to form a simple stand with 3 tilt angles available. Simple but effective. There are two bolts on the back to attach the case to the metallic monitor body. All-in-all, the build quality seems to be actually quite decent.As for the 15.6" 1920x1080 display quality itself, it's mediocre at best, horrible at worst. Colour accuracy isn't particularly good. Despite having a 175 degree viewing angle typical of IPS screens, the brightness isn't uniform. There are some annoying slightly darker patches of screen. For some strange reason Windows detects the device as a Dell P2317H monitor, making me wonder if the manufacturer has used reconditioned parts in its manufacture. It's not a very sharp image. The on-screen controls can mitigate this a little but not much. If the display quality was any worse I think it would be justifiable to return the device as faulty.All in all, while there's things to like about it, the display quality is weak and makes this cheap(er) portable monitor feel like a bit of a false economy. For only a bit more there are better options from the likes of Asus and AOC.

I bought this as a second screen for use with a 13” laptop and it is perfect for what I wanted. It has great connectivity, USB-C and mini HDMI, and has a good clear screen (1080p HD). It comes with the relevant cables, charger & a case, although I bought a 15.6” laptop bag to keep it in for extra protection. This isn’t a cheap item but you get what you pay for and the specs compare well with more expensive monitors. Highly recommended!

Purchased to replace a thinner model from ASUS, found the cable socket unreliable so wanted a replacement with more cable connection options.This is much more robust and slightly thicker, however still very portable and likely to last longer. Nice case (which can also be removed).

Wanted an external screen for doing presentations, so easy to set up. Defo a plug and play!Usb-c gave power as well as link to laptop (must be a techy term for this), but great that didn’t need to have plugged into a power supplyMuch better quality display than I thought it would be, especially for the priceAlso using as an extended display daily, as takes up far less room on desk compare to normal screenReally happy so far!

Used it a couple of times now using both my works windows laptop and my personal MacBook. Works great on both with either usb c or hdmi inputs with the supplied cables. Straight forward plug and play with nothing to install on either, just had to mess with the colour setting a little to make it look better. The main problem I have is the supplied usb - usb c power cable is too short. No chance to reach from the socket below the table to the screen. I’ve had to purchase a separate longer lead to power it.

Easy to setup; Excellent Quality; All the neceddary accessories to get up and running; and, after much research, the most reasonably priced model I could find (and I don't feel like I now own a budget monitor).I would and probably will buy another.

Same size as the screen on my laptop, great quality image and build, at a very reasonable price. Just what I needed/wanted

Colours were not very accurate and text seemed fuzzy compared to other portable monitors.Bezels also very large and the overall device was very heavy.Would recommend other monitors.