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I bought this and the Lepow model to use as a secondary monitor for my laptop but also as a portable option to use with my Huawai phone to take advantage of the desktop EMUI mode for a Chromebook like experience (see screenshot). Pretty damn awesome. I have only had this monitor for a few days so I can't say much about longevity, etc., but so far so good. I'm happy with the purchase and the quality is pretty darn good despite not being as polished as the Lepow model (it's pretty darn solid with it's aluminum frame - this model seems plastic). But, this TOPOSH model isn't bad either. It's lighter actually than the Lepow model thanks to the plastic construction but hopefully it will hold up as well in time - I plan to take it around Asia with me when I move back for the next year. Where this also shines above the Lepow model is the input options. The input options were better than the Lepow model and worked much easier, plus I like that all the inputs are on the same side. The addition of the mini USB input was a plus because I can use a hardwired mouse or other USB device, as shown in the photo. I also paired this with a simple portable battery (in photo) - one input from battery charges/powers everything, and Bluetooth keyboard for a true desktop/laptop-like experience. I'm very happy with the purchase. The case that came with this model is also better than the Lepow, in my opinion. It's sturdier, has three angle adjustments, and doesn't take on fingerprints. It also jets out a bit around the edges of the monitor when closed for a little extra protection - I put it into a rubber/foam case for further protection and to store accessory cables. All in all, great portable monitor. It's also matte finish if you're wondering - however, the Lepow is matte too if you are curious. I don't like shiny. Lepow model is great too but I decided to return it and keep this one due to the aforementioned reasons.PROS: Lightweight, cool case, great array of inputs and on one side for convenience, easy to work with (just works) - don't have turn it off and on using a switch like the Lepow, matte finish, affordableCONS: Some reviewers said the quality of the model was questionable, however, I haven't had it long enough to say with certainty if this is something to worry about, but so far, it feels pretty rock solid to me despite the plastic-ish construction.Conclusion: Get this monitor if my review resonates with you. It's pretty flexible. I also hooked it up to my laptop using Thunderbolt and it works fantastic as a secondary display. Tested the Hdmi method too and it works as well (some reviewers said it didn't so maybe a fault cable or something). I haven't had any issues with flicker, it cutting on or off or anything.

So first when I was in the market for a portable screen I went with an Asus MB169B+. The screen was slightly thinner than this one but with huge bezels, no mounting options, and a cheap plastic feel compared to this screens metal back.Then the kicker came, it didnt work with my cube mix plus, the screen would flicker on/off but nothing. Not enough power, even thru a usb c dock! And since its only one port the only option is a y cable.So I returned it and got this screen. And boy is it better! Not only is it metal backed with vesa mounting holes and way thinner bezels but it has 4 ports! 2 usb c, mini hdmi and a micro usb! Its got a nice matte screen that doesnt mirror your face in bright light and is crisp, bright, and vivid. Plus its a less heavy screen too than the Asus too. I think i've looked around and this is literally THE lightest portable 15.6 inch screen on Amazon.And the promise of only 1 cable connection that the other monitor promised and failed for me? As you can see in my pic, usb c to usb c on my cube mix plus works like a dream, no drivers! I can even hook up my consoles to this too! And the speakers were a surprise too, fairly loud for the size!My only complaint with the screen itself is no headphone jack but considering how thin it is its probably too fat a port to have on such a sleek device. Also mini hdmi would have been better as full size but again this thing is pretty thin, the ports it DOES have are barely narrow enough to fit here as is!The one other downside is the folio it comes with. The Asus one seemed to be better made. The raised strips to hold the tablet in the 3 positions upright are too low, doesnt feel secure. The last strip especially since the tablet is super tilted doesnt provide much height to stop the screen from jumping over it with the slightest touch.Overall tho its an amazing buy! If I have issues ill definitely update this review but as of now zilch. Every single task, hookup, etc Ive tried have been seamless. I might even buy another one at some point for a diy project of mine, its THAT good!

SAYS IT'S PORTABLE. HAS ITS OWN BATTERY ON BOARD. How can this be? You need it plugged in at all times to show video thru it. So why a battery? you can't use it to run anything. It will not work. Can't keep the picture ratio in place. Shuts down and blinks off and on. They say...This is how it works. So it can't stay unplugged. How is that portable? Do you carry a 110 volt outlet in your back pocket? Screen is also dark. No real instructions or information to work with.

Extremely happy with the product. The image is clear, bright and crisp, just as good as your average laptop. It is also crazy light and thin which makes it a breeze to carry along side with my 15" laptop. The sound is surprisingly clear and loud enough to to enjoy my videos. My Samsung Note 8 phone just plugs in and it immediately starts right up with DeX as the operating system - plug and play experience. All the cables and power supply are included, that's very helpful. The bezel is very thing, you hardly notice it. The build quality is good, nothing to brag about, it does the job in keeping the monitor safe and in one piece. I totally recommend this monitor. The only thing that I would change is add the touch screen option, as I more than often reach out with my hand to swipe on the screen. Just a habit since my laptop and my cellphone are touch screens.

I really enjoy using this monitor. When working from home, I find myself often changing the work spot from my small desk and the kitchen table. This monitor takes very little space on desk and so light to be carried around with my laptop from one place to another. Really happy about the portability and the display quality.My laptop is not in the list of the laptops supporting USB-C display, but the HDMI cable works well.

When I bought the first one I thought it was dead on arrival. The screen just stayed black and flickered after it briefly said "No signal" when I plugged it into the USB-C video input. So I ordered a second one and intended to return the first one.After some research - namely from another Amazon review, I found out that you must do the following to get it working with USB-C video devices like your Samsung S10 smart phone etc. The manual included is basic at best and does not cover all the features you'll find in the monitor's firmware.1. Power up the monitor with the included AC adapter.2. Connect the monitor to a source, such as a laptop, with the included HDMI cable connector.3. Now you should see the screen on and be able to navigate with the Menu key on the monitor.4. Press Menu -> press the "+" button on the monitor to navigate to the "Advance" menu option -> press Menu to enter the Advance settings -> Press the "+" button until you get to the "DP Option" menu -> press Menu to enter the "DP Option" setting -> Press Menu button to select the "D1" option -> Change this setting from DP 1.2 to DP 1.3 -> Press and hold the "-" button on the monitor to exit back up5. You're done. Now the monitor should be able to display from a device from the USB-C input.After I figured it out, I decided to keep both monitors. Now i have dual portable monitors using an MST hub. Technically I have 4 screens - 2 portable screens, an LCD monitor and my Surface Pro's native screen.Build quality and finish seems decent. Hope it lasts. Great value for the price. Cheaper than the Asus Zen and is 1080p with USB-C inputs.Desired improvements would be:1. Default factory setting should be set to DP 1.32. Better user manual with indepth instructions3. A better stand. Could have had a built in stand that flips open at the back like a Microsoft Surface, or a more flexible cover like the one that comes with the Asus Zen.4. A rotatable screen.5. Have monitor buttons on the side of the monitor rather than the bottom of the bezel to reduce bezel size overall.

I bought this in June and now I use for it everyday.The best usage of it is to extend my laptop, its similar in size but bigger, with one more keyboard. For company work, I have much bigger and professional screen. So it helps to build up an environment fair efficient for my personal office.About the portability, since I don't have a strong need to work in somewhere else. So the no-battery issue doesn't bother me.Btw, it goes along with a very good cable which I need for some other use.

I bought this product to mirror my Macbook Pro. It worked once. After that no matter what I try the MacBook it will not display. I've also tried it with an Android phone. Same problem. The only message displayed on the screen is: No signal. Power Saving. Then the screen goes black. Pressing on the menu button or +/- buttons does nothing. For the amount of money I spent on this, I'm frustrated beyond belief. It doesn't come with good instructions either just a tiny booklet which doesn't explain how to resolve any issues.