4K Portable Monitor, 16" 3840x2400 IPS Laptop Screen, 1500:1, 400 Nits Screen USB C HDMI Computer Gaming Display with Speakers & Smart Cover, Travel Monitor for PC Phone PS5/4 Xbox Switch

I bought this to go with a Mac Mini M4 since Apple's monitors are so costly. This low-cost 4K HD monitor is very good: light in weight, but has really good definition and color. It comes with a magnetic cover, two USB-C Thunderbolt-capable cables for both audio and video, and an HDMI cable which was unnecessary since the USB-C cables work perfectly fine for video and sound. The monitor has a small speaker on each side, but these are unnecessary for my use and likely inadequate since the Mac mini has a built-in speaker. The controls on the left side of the monitor are a bit confusing when trying to use them, so I used paint pens to color their tips from top to bottom: white (power), gold (menu/select), green (up), red (down), purple (return). The cover can likely be used as a stand (I didn't test that), however I bought a folding aluminum stand to raise the monitor above desk level and it also serves to hold the Mac Mini between its two legs.

Great product and great customer service. The panel is sharp and works with mac, windows and linux. Both usb and HDMI work well too. One has to be careful with the usb as not all usb-c ports work. On my mac-mini, only the rear usb-c work as they're thunderbolt capable. The fronts are not. On my PC, only one of the usb-c ports work as it's the only thunderbolt capable port. My unit shipped with a bad usb cable (out of two) and customer service was quick to credit the cost of a new one. Couldn't be happier. The only other nit is that custom settings, like brightness, are not saved between power cycles. It's quick to set but I wish it was stored.

I purchased this 60hz HDR 2.5K monitor to pair with my Dell 7670 Workstation which has built in HDR display. I wanted another screen of similar size also supporting HDR, which is why I purchased this. I'm outlining my pros/cos as follows. I will update as I use this, though there is one con which may result in me returning the display if I can't figure out a solution. PROS: Deep blacks! When displaying all black, there's very little light bleed and it almost looks as if the display is off. Very nice. Great size and portability, especially only needing one USB-C cable for power and display. CONS: The cables stick out pretty far from the side of the display; a vertically oriented right-angle USBC cabled/adapter would go a long way toward protecting this port and making it look nicer. It's not a true 16:10 monitor as advertised, so it doesn't perfectly match the size of my workstation display. 16:10 will have an aspect ratio of 1.6, whereas this display is actually 1.5 (2520 pixels divided by 1680 pixels equals 1.5). It's not a *huge* deal, but it does mean the letterboxing in videos are slightly different between the two screens. Not a dealbreaker for me, but others may want to know. Also, I can't seem to turn off the "low blue light" which I assumed was user adjustable. When HDR is enabled, the option to adjust color/contrast/etc is greyed out. And enabling HDR after making color changes just reverts back to warm whites. Perhaps this could be corrected in a software update? And the biggest of all: In HDR mode, the display is VERY washed out....almost uncomfortably so when using spreadsheets, docs, webpages, etc; the display just looks like it has a grey film over it and I find myself squinting to see it better...almost like it's doing some aggressive dithering or something. My native display is a gorgeous HDR display, so this is pretty disappointing. However, if I turn off HDR it looks great, I get crisp text, ok blacks, and a good bright white. I've tried alternate cables (hdmi, different USB-C, using the supplied power adapter, etc)...nothing seems to work. I'm going to keep researching this and try to figure out a workaround up until my return period; I'll update this post accordingly. Update 1: A couple weeks in and I'm feeling less excited about this. There are times when the monitor just looks so dull/washed out, and I can't figure out what is making it do this. Colors lose saturation and it gets dimmer, and then will sometimes pop back to normal. Update 2: I reached out to the seller directly, and I am very impressed with their responsiveness and willingness to help. After a few back and forth messages, they offered a solution that works perfectly! Added 2 stars for that.

This is a great deal on this 4K monitor - it's even cheaper than many 2K models. For my engineering work and diagrams, I need a monitor that's bright and pin-sharp, as there are a lot of fine details to consider. This one delivers. The monitor arrived swiftly from Amazon, just a day after ordering. I've been using it on the go with my MacBook Air M3, and it's been good to go right out of the box. The image is super sharp, brighter than some regular panels I've used, and the colors are great.It gets all its power from the MacBook; I haven't used any external power with it. The display is super light. If you take it out of the included cover/stand, it's surprisingly light. I'm thrilled with this purchase - the price is a steal. The 4K screen appears to be of good quality, and everything else is standard packaging from any vendor, including an assortment of cables and so on. I have a hunch that there are only one or two companies in China that manufacture these products for all these sellers, as the packaging is identical no matter who you buy from or which model you choose. I'm just a regular dude who buys stuff on Amazon - I didn't get any special deal or discount. But, like most of you, I spend a ton of time reading through all the reviews on products, trying to glean some insight or catch a gotcha. All of these monitor panels are similar - it's just the inside display that varies. This particular model offers great performance at 4K resolution, all at a fantastic price.

Tenia mis dudas sobre la fiabilidad o verdadera utilidad de una pantalla de este tipo, pero ya teniendo el producto realmente supero mis expectativas. Viene con todo para que lo empieces a usar, todos los cables para las distintas configuraciones, cargador, y la cubierta que funciona como stand para colocarlo. Solo tendría dos peros mínimos: 1) el brillo puede resultar excesivo, aún con el ajuste a cero me parece muy "iluminado" pero también debo de admitir que no soy fan de las pantallas muy iluminadas 2) la relación de aspecto 16:1 no es realmente tal, tal vez para juegos pueda influir algo, pero para otras actividades no es nada de que preocuparse. Lo compre como parte del buen fin, así que además tuvo un super descuento, lo cual hizo que fuera una compra por demás excelente!.

Monitor stopped working after a single use. Was unable to get it replaced ir refunded despite warranty coverage.

Se los recomiendo mucho, al principio tenia mis dudas, la calidad esta excelente, no lastima, los colores muy buenos, y es muy ligero, mi iPad pesa más que el monitor, viene con múltiples cables de conexión, muy grata compra.

Lo he utilizado ya por un par de semanas, es de gran ayuda para trabajo de oficina. La pantalla es de buen tamaño. Es recomendable para su uso en actividades cotidianas de oficina. Es compatible con iPad de igual manera, eso ayuda al momento de querer proyectar un par de cosas. Aun no la utilizo para juegos pero por la calidad de video creo que sera funcional.

Compré la versión 16" 2.5k Muy buenos colores, pero no me sirve. Lo compre específicamente para montarlo en un soporte Vesa, pregunté para asegurarme que fuera compatible y recibí 2 respuestas afirmativas. Pero no tiene puntos de anclaje vesa ni de ningún tipo. Tendré que devolver el producto. Notas adicionales: -No tiene antireflejante, si lo usas cerca de una luz o ventana se convierte en un espejo. -Esta versión no es 16:9, es más cuadrado. No es un punto malo en sí, pero algo a tener en cuenta. -Buena conectividad, incluye todos sus cables. -Si vas a utilizar USB-C para la señal de video, tienes que usar un cable específico para video (incluído en la caja), otros cables, aunque transfieran datos, no funcionan. -No es touch, en ninguna parte dice que lo sea, por lo que es de esperarse. Pero otros monitores portátiles que tengo son touch aunque no lo mencionen en sus especificaciones, por lo que veo importante aclararlo.