Portable Monitor 14 inch FHD 1920 * 1200P USB C HDMI Ultra-Slim IPS Travel Display w/Smart Cover & Speakers, HDR Plug&Play, External Monitor for Laptop PC, Phone,Mac

Has been a game changer! I work from home and like to move my workstation around the house through the day. This makes it easy to still have two screens to work with without having to move a full on monitor with multiple cords. Just plug it into my MacBook’s USBc and have my laptop on it’s charger and am set to work for hours. Great picture quality, sturdy, and ready to use out of the box. The speakers are useless for anything other than quick notification dings, but I don’t need them especially at this price point!

I opened the box, took out the monitor, hooked up the type C cord that it came with to my laptop and to the outlet on the side of the monitor and that's it. It's works perfectly and exactly what I needed since I started my master's program and at a great price too.

I needed a portable monitor for working off site. The screen is thin and clear. It is better than my laptop screen. It is a good size and is easy to connect.

When my 2-yr-old laptop fell off my bed and the touch screen was smashed, I was lost. What was I going to do with all the data on my hard-drive? After getting quite upset and learning it'll cost me between 1 and 2 hundred bucks for a new one touch screen - even though I could replace it and save some money - it was still a lot. I did some research and figured I'd buy a monitor but I didn't know they sold monitors like this until looking through Amazon. This monitor was the exact size of the OEM and I figured that it would work just fine for me. Shipping was quick and it was packaged VERY well and secure. I didn't know it came with a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable and power cord, but was surprised to learn they were in the box. It couldn't have been easier to hook everything up (they included easy to follow animated directions) and after handling that business I flipped the switch - BOOM - my laptop was back! I could do everything I used to do - except no touch screen! Clearly, this was my fault. They do make monitors that are touch screen, but I didn't order one of those, I got this guy! Resolution isn't the same as my OEM monitor and the colors aren't as sharp, but it works. Everything is VERY easy to setup and get rolling. Use the included HDMI to mini HDMI cable and plug the HDMI side into my laptop and the mini-HDMI to the monitor and then a USB-C power cord to the monitor. All is great and the monitor works well. I was even able to hook up and connect DeX from my Galaxy smartphone to the monitor. VERY easy to do by hooking up a usb-C to mini HDMI cable (not included) to monitor and I was off and rolling. THAT is a cool feature! I'm happy to recommend this monitor - it's solid for the price and will get the job done. It's certainly not a high-priced - high resolution monitor, but it's capable of getting your laptop up and running. Or - connecting your XBox Series X to as well. (Tried that, and it works.) Have fun!

For the price this portable monitor is great!! Would recommend to anyone looking for one. Only thing I’ve noticed is reds look more like a deep orange other colors look great. Still five stars for price point and it works great. Already dropped my speaker on it re-arranging my desk and nothing happened durability seems good. Size was perfect for what I needed and space I had.

It’s the most affordable portable screen on Amazon at the moment. Its a life saver when you have multiple mini PCs, NASs which need to be maintained on weekly basis and need a quick screen connection. The quality is good and lightweight making it really handy

Works great! I got this in early 2025, so I've had it for over half a year now. It is 60Hz, of course, so it's not super high refresh rate, for those that care. I play at 60Hz anyways, so it works great for me, and it DOES come with freesync for AMD GPUs, which you have to turn on in the settings menu. So, playing at 60FPS or lower won't be stuttery, which is something that the 120Hz portable monitors I've found don't have, on top of being more expensive. The monitor I got is in a metal casing and weighs 1.6 pounds, or 725 grams. I run it off of the mini HDMI port for video and USB-C from a USB 2.0 hub for power. I have had rare flashes of black screen where it appears to reset while playing games, but I think that's a power issue. I've recently purchased a USB power display, and it says that at 40 brightness, this monitor draws up to 0.5A, or 2.5 watts. This puts it right at the recommended edge of usb 2.0's power delivery, which is 0.5A (probably why I've gotten occasional resets). However, if you power it with a usb 3.0 port (blue ports, or USB-C), those have a maximum rating of 0.9A, which should be fine for even maximum brightness, where this monitor draws 0.8A at max. My research said that portable monitors often draw between 10-15 watts, so a maximum of 4 watts is pretty good. As for dimensions, it's ~8.625in from bottom to top of the monitor, and its 14 inches wide. For the thick section at the bottom, its 0.43in thick, and 0.24 inches thick at the top. The bottom section goes up 2.735in of the height. Hopefully this helps anyone else doing some modeling with this. It has two screw holes, which I think are M.4 screws (so, metric). I haven't had any problems with the mount holes, though I don't have the monitor suspended like other reviews have done. The menu control isn't great in my opinion, but it works well enough. You have to push in on the volume select knob to open the menu AND select stuff, which is not super easy, and you use the button to back out of stuff. The menu is pretty comprehensive though, and it does have blue light settings, going in increments of 25%. If you flick up on the knob first, then it adjusts screen brightness. If you flick down first, then it adjusts monitor volume. I actually just figured that out while typing this review, and I respect how many features they packed into a couple buttons. Overall, it works good, it's reliable, and should be durable with the metal casing. Easy enough to use. The cover which comes with it doubles as the stand. Works great as a cover, but slips too much to make a good stand. If they rubberized the bottom of the cover, I think it'd work better. I don't use it anyways, so not a problem for me.

I one monitor, was so impressed with the quality at the price point, I ordered a second. The second monitor was not the same as the first one. Both with great bright image quality, it's just the materials used aren't as good. One is metal with a magnet attachment for the cover, the other is plastic with velcro attachments for the cover. The plastic monitor is not significantly thicker but it is noticeable; with a somewhat larger bezel. They are easy to setup and easy to use, and seem sturdy enough. If I hadn't received two different revisions they probably would have both got 5 star reviews on their own. But reordering a product and getting something much cheaper feeling on the reorder kind of sours the experience. If you get one in a clamshel package VS a slip top package you have a plastic version of this monitor.