ZSCMALLSPortable Monitor, 15.6" 1080P Laptop Extended Monitor, 1000:1 100% sRGB USB-C HDMI Portable Monitor for Laptop HDR Travel Monitor with Speakers & Smart for Laptop PS5/4 Xbox Switch

I wanted a portable monitor for a while now that was a full 1080p monitor. A friend of mine showed me this one while it was on a "Limited Time Deal" so I took a chance on it. It has been great.It runs on my portable charger (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0915T91JN/) and will do so for a few hours. That was a major need for me since the monitor has no battery of its own but I own 2 of the portable chargers already and they put out plenty of wattage/amps.It is a very capable 1080p 60Hz monitor. It comes with a USB-A to USB-C power cable, a power block and an HDMI to micro-HDMI cable. I don't see any blurring when using the monitor. I mostly use it as a testing monitor as it's easy to move around and set up. I've used it for gaming a couple of times as well and it performed admirably. Colors are vibrant and text is easy to read. The sound leaves something to be desired. It has low volume even at 100%. It's there but it's just not very loud at all.There is also a case it comes with to protect the screen and use as a stand. Protect the screen? Yes. Use as a stand? Hard No. After the 4th time it slid down and hit the table I gave up and bought a separate stand. Minor issue but definitely one worth noting since the case is technically a stand and therefore a selling point.I took it on my last camping trip to use with my Steam Deck. That was fun. :)I definitely recommend this if you have a use or need of a portable monitor. If not get a desktop monitor for a few dollars more - You'll get a better refresh rate for almost the same cost.

I needed a small portable 1080P monitor for testing new computer builds away from my studio monitors (i.e., on a remote test bench). I purchased this because if it performed as advertised, for the price ($60) it seemed like it would be ideal. When it arrived, I put it on a shelf. Today, ten months later, I pulled it out so that I could verify the specs of a computer I am about to sell. When I unpacked the monitor, I was impressed by the build quality. All of the supplied cables came with attached Velcro cable ties and the detachable case/stand is constructed with reinforced quality imitation leather. The printed manual is written in very clear English with many pictorial diagrams. When I connected it to the computer, I was met with a bright and very clear 1080P display. My overall impression is that this is truly remarkable for a portable $60 monitor.

Monitor (or at least the revision I have) definitely has issues with DP compatibility and USB-C power delivery over said input, but the mini-HDMI port and separate power delivery usually works like a charm. Does exactly what its supposed to do and the case is functional and stylish. I usually feed it VGA to HDMI to MiniHDMI when working on servers and it's a very convenient option.

This product absolutely exceeded expectations. Needless to say I was skeptical because of the branding. The product is extremely light but sturdy at the same time. I throw it in my travel backpack with my laptop etc. without hesitation that it will survive. The fact the monitors housing acts as a case is great. The resolution is 1080P but definitely is not a high-quality gaming monitor. I use this for work tasks when I’m on the move and it helps me with setting up wherever I need to start working. While it does come with speakers, I would much rather suggest that you use your computer or laptop speakers instead, as they are not very loud on the product, but that doesn’t loose value in my perspective as it was purchased just as a monitor and nothing more. They provided all necessary cables, and the monitor is extremely easy to use if you have two hands.

The media could not be loaded. Lets start out by saying, this is the cheapest USB-C portable monitor on amazon. There has to be a reason for that. This unit is a clone of many chinese produced monitors with the pen stand hole at the bottom. Its also the cheapest one. Im not sure if quality control is an issue or if they are selling manufacturer defect items at a cheaper cost. I heard the manufacturer of this monitor also makes the ASUS portable monitors however that leads me to feel like these must be reject quality because in my experience so far, this brand has let me down more than once.I bought 1 of these and the backlight failed within 24hrs. I filed a return with amazon and they promptly sent me out another as an exchange. This other one works great. Has a better image quality than the last and the screen is brighter... Weird that it could vary between the same model but it did. However at closer inspection I noticed the left side of the screen had banding artifacts on elements with different levels of contrast. Mind you, this is 3 minutes into use that I notice this. I know I could likely fix this issue if I was willing to open the device but I cant return it if I do. Now I need to return this as well but I think I might need to just get a refund. Im not sure if it will even last 1 trip. The issue im having doesnt break my experience but you want something that isnt limping from the first use! Next drama was, after I got my replacement I see the price on this product has reduced by $40 USD. Man this seems suspect to me, like they just need to get rid of the stock of these items ASAP as it seems they have some new models.Im typing the review for this product on the product itself, just so I can say I used it for something. The screen is beautiful when it works and slightly brighter than my laptops default screen. If you get lucky, Im sure youll be happy until it breaks. The build quality is soooooooooooooooooooooooo bad. For the 160 USD I paid for this, I feel like its worth 99 at best. At 160, I might as well get an ASUS or Viewsonic.Im mad because the panel is the badass, colors pop and contrast ratio is superb and the slim profile make this the perfect screen for mounting or slipping into a bag for a portable triple monitor setup.Cant recommend this product but I'm left sad. Ill upload some pictures to show the issues with the first and second model I recieved. The video shows how the backlight just failed but the monitor still works.EDIT: After closer inspection, I can see that both monitors I recieved indeed have different panels. The first one had a matte screen that died, and the second screen had a gloss screen thats brighter and has better image quality.