16" Portable Monitor, 1200P 120Hz 100% sRGBPortable Gaming Monitor with Built-in Stand, HDR andFreensync, Laptop, Pc, Switch and Ps5

Absolutely perfect to play my ps5 on the go. Clear, bright screen kickstand works great sound is decent, but you might end up wanting something to enhance that depending on what you’re doing easy easy set up, comes with all the cords and a cover

I don't normally a girlfriend over tech. I had a different screen extender before this that was not working out. I saw these were on sale, it came quickly, I just hooked him up. Pretty simple, I bought two. They are light as air but feel sturdy. They are thin the screens are crystal clear. The perfect size that I needed. I'm so happy about this purchase. Not sure how I feel about just how excited I am, lol. Very satisfied.

Purchased this monitor to help create a replacement for my laptop. Using a mini PC, wireless keyboard and mouse, and this monitor to build a lap desk. Works great, very crisp resolution. The only flaw was when using the USB C2 port to send both power and video to the monitor, the screen would blank periodically with any movement on the monitor. Turned out to be something either loose and not fitting correctly in the monitor's Type-C2 port. Goal was to have only 1 c able running from the mini PC to the monitor but unfortunately that did not work reliably. Move the USB C cable to the Type-C1 port for power and added an HDMI cable for the video. There are speakers in the monitor, but sound quality is limited and volume is very low. Hence, these issues dropped the review by 1 star. Definitely, the monitor was the problem. Overall, very good monitor and might actually buy again if the project needed it.

It's perfect with a USB-C laptop that delivers Alt-DP and enough power, but it comes with a mini-HDMI connection so if you provide via the USB connection (which can come from a smartphone charger), it works with any computer. Picture quality is excellent, and it's bright enough all normal purposes. Great as an extra laptop while out of the office.

I teach ESL to one student at a library room. This monitor is not greatest but has been good enough to use as the second computer screen to show to my student. An economical choice compared to getting a high quality projector. It works for a private lesson with one student but may not be large enough for more than two students.

I have this set up as my third monitor, power and data through the usb-c connection, and positioned in a portrait mode (which makes it perfectly match my 34" ultrawide in height). Absolutely no issues setting it up, and has worked perfectly well, though only have had it for a month so I will update if anything changes.

Although the build quality and finish is nice, the screen is bland, the features advertised such as 120hz is actually locked at 60, almost everything in the product advertisement has been a disappointing lie, product does not connect to your phone the only part of this advertising that was correct was it does have rgb not 100% adobe standard but in the sense that it shows color channels of red green and blue in general, the freesync is named that but actually lags and caused input delays. in the wide screen option my gameplay felt squished in, its nice to have if you don't plan on gaming or are in urgent need of a second monitor but overall i felt lied to in general and this could have easily been a $40.00 item the only redeeming quality was the case which was the nicest thing included I hope this was not their A game as it failed miserly. I give the WUAWE 16" 1200P 120Hz Portable Monitor thats actually giving 60Hz a 1 out of 5.

This display is great! It's listed in the manual as only being 250 nits but it's nearly as bright as a 550 nit display. Viewing angles are excellent, and colors are bright and vivid. Color temperature out of the box is slightly cool for my taste, but the menu lets you adjust it, and videogames look great running at 120 Hz on this display!There are a few downsides, however.First is that the stand stays in place and works to hold the display up, but being propped up on one side makes it less stable than displays with a full width stand. Secondly, the provided case fits the display and feels nice, but doesn't provide any protection from something bumping into the screen and damaging it. It would be more helpful to provide a hard case. Next up, the controls to adjust settings on the side of the monitor are extremely uncomfortable and difficult to use. Rather than an up and down button, there's a toggle that scrolls up, down, and presses in. The downside is that sometimes it's difficult to press it down, and it's not as ergonomic or easy to use as three buttons for up, down, and select. Finally, a downside that is not the monitor's fault is that several portable devices don't support the aspect ratio of this display. My Samsung Galaxy S24+ connected, but only output at 16:9, not the 16:10 1920x1200 resolution this monitor runs at. You'd think you could just use the settings to adjust the monitor to display 16:9, but the only two options are 4:3 and "widescreen" which stretches 16:9 to 16:10 and makes everything look off. My Lenovo tablet works great, but leaves small black bars on the top and bottom. It may just be easier to get a display that is 16:9 if you're going to be using this primarily with Android devices.Overall, this display is a great deal at the price I paid, and games look amazing on it when connected to a PC, but it's not ideal for mobile devices, and the settings are more difficult than they need to be to access. Ultimately I decided to swap this out for a 15.6 in display that costs almost twice as much with a 16:9 aspect ratio that supports 240hz and has a touch screen.TLDR: if you're connecting this to a PC, it's great once you have the settings adjusted, but I wouldn't recommend it for mobile devices.