MNN Portable Monitor 15.6inch FHD 1080P USB C HDMI Gaming Ultra-Slim IPS Display w/Smart Cover & Speakers,HDR Plug&Play, External Monitor for Laptop PC Phone Mac (15.6'' 1080P)

I just got this today but I already love it. I travel for work and didn’t want anything too bulky or heavy. This is light but still great quality. It’s very easy to use. I took it out of the box and plugged the included ubc to ubc cord into my laptop and the monitor. The monitor immediately came on. All I had to do was change the setting on my laptop from duplicate screen to extend screen and I was ready to work. I don’t know about gaming, but I have it five stars for the screen resolution and connectivity.

I use this as a second monitor for my work notebook when on the go. Works perfectly for what I need it to do. It is portable, powered my notebook’s usbc port (no extra power adapter needed), and lightweight. The cover adjusts the screen at several angles, protects the screen when not in use, and does not feel flimsy at all. The quality of the monitor is good for the price point. I use this in a hotel or office setting and the brightness is good. I definitely recommend.

I own two of these monitors, I have been very happy with them. I carry them in my backpack/laptop case with all of my needed accessories, and it just simply works. I work from home and I was looking for something that I could take with me when I travel. My typical home setup involves a 43" LG monitor in the center, and then four additional 1080P monitors. When I am on the road, I need something smaller to have more "real estate" to work with. I usually use a hotel 4k TV or 4k tv at the air BNB we stay at so that I don't have to the 43" LG, but sometimes I just use these two portable screens. I have held meetings from a roadside park from the back of my Suburban with these while we were camping, from Panera while mixing audio, from a waiting room at an office while waiting on someone to complete their day, etc. All in all, the two that I have allow me to streamline my workflow when travelling. I have multiple windows up during the workday; I gather information from those screens and consolidate/copy/paste/ reference the data on my main laptop screen in the front and center. These monitors simply allow me to replicate what I have at home, but on a smaller and (somewhat) lighter scale. The good: I am not a gamer, so I cannot comment on how these would work in a gaming setup, I work on documents and reporting. With that said, these have great color at a great size. I can fit my Macbook Pro, and up to four of these screens in my bag, plus all my accessories, including Jabra Engage 75 headset, Plantronics headset (backup) , Apple keyboard and mouse, StreamDeck, USB-C Hub, and when needed, a universal Docking station that uses DisplayLink technology (Dell UD22) to get the extra screens. Without that, the Mac won't support more than 3 or 4 displays (Check specs for your PC/Mac). I like that these are USB-C *AND* HDMI. I can use them on pretty much any modern PC. To use the HDMI, however, You do need to power the monitor over USB-C with the provided cable. That's not a product issue, it's simply because that's the way HDMI works, there is no power over the cable. VESA capable, which is a big plus, I have magnetic VESA arms and I leave the plates on these monitors so I can use them anywhere. The bad: The rotator dial on the side has a tendency to get smashed in, but I don't use audio on either of the screens. I have a Bluetooth noise cancelling over the hear headphone set for that. A more solid design would have been with tactile push buttons instead of the rotator dial. I only have this problem with one of the screens. When I put them the backpack, I now put them in with the rotator dial pointed up to ensure a drop of the bag doesn't chance damaging the equipment. The ugly: The weight of the screens and associated covers adds about 2.5 lbs each, which is a lot. I have ordered two more, so that will be 10 lbs in the laptop backpack. May need to switch to a roller bag to cart this entourage around. Once I get the other two, I will revise this review. Right now I don't know if I will have to use the UD22 to utilize all of these screens simultaneously.

This monitor performs great! Picture quality, brightness, all work as expected. When powered by a phone, you may have to limit the brightness below 80% if you don't attach extra power. The good news is, I can attach a power bank for the extra power, and any extra power not needed by the monitor will pass through and charge my phone. I've tested this with my laptop, phone, and tablet, and it works great in all cases. One extra plus that I didn't expect, because it was not listed in the product description and also not mentioned in any reviews that I saw, is that this monitor has VESA compatible holes for a VESA mount hidden behind the magnetic cover on the back. Beautiful. If I ever decide to mount it to an arm I can do it. All the advertised functionality works as expected with ONE exception. The USB-C cable that came with this monitor was faulty. It had a short across a couple of wires which could have caused damage to my phone had my phone not recognized it and alerted me of foreign object or water in the port. That water and foreign object warning basically means something is causing wires to be connected that shouldn't be and assumes you have a good cable. In my case, it was the cable itself that was faulty, and I used a tester to make sure. While the description says "do not use other USB-C to USB-C cables", that is just to cover themselves, because many people will use a USB-C cable meant only for charging, or one that is not display compatible. I have cables of varying lengths that are Thunderbolt USB-C which all handle between 100-240W power, data up to 100Gbps, and displays up to 8K. I just used one of my cables and everything works just fine. If you're having trouble with your monitor, or intermittent connections with the monitor (I did before I got the warning) then you may have a bad cable. Get a quality cable and make sure it's rated for display port, high data throughput (ideally minimum 40Gbps), and decent power capacity. Some will work for data but not power. Some work with power but not data. Some work with power and data, but only one at a time. You have to flip the connector to go between modes. I don't know why they make those, and those that manufacture such garbage should be locked up, but that's another story for another day. Bottom line is this. It's a quality monitor. If it ever starts having issues, I'll update the review. The cables I'm not so sure of. The HDMI cable is sufficient enough for FHD display, but I wouldn't recommend swapping it over to a higher res monitor, as it probably can't handle it. The USB-C cable has quality control issues, as they sourced out inexpensive cables for this monitor to keep the costs down. No big deal for me, as I have an abundance of good cables, but keep that in mind that you may need to consider the cost of quality cables for this monitor. I'm glad I bought it. It's going to make me much more productive. While I was disappointed in the USB-C cable, it's not a deal breaker as I already had plenty. Minus one star for the bad cable.

Definitely giving this 5 stars. Ive only just started using it but the convenience of being able to use it with a single cord connected that both powers the display and runs the display is awesome. I didnt want to have to also run a power cord if I didnt have to. The screen looks great even at only 60hz. I have a 16" gaming laptop and when gaming i like to monitor my temps and occasionally have a second tab open for other stuff and having another screen is perfect for this. Especially having thats just as portable as the laptop. Or scenarios like watching a tutorial on one screen and following along on the laptop itself. For the money you cant really beat this! Its brighter than i expected and its similarly matte display as my laptop is really nice because I dont have to worry about glares. Im gonna try gaming on it just because I want to see the results but overall im happy with my purchase as a secondary and portable monitor

There are several things that I love about this product! First, the price was amazing. My friend at work has one and when I saw it, I had to order one. The price was better than when she purchased it! Second, it was delivered on the same day. When I got home from work, it was at my doorstep. Third, it is truly a plug and play. The unit comes with two different types of cords. Works like a charm. It will be perfect for my work setting. I travel and need two screens for better view rather than splitting my laptop screen. The clarity is great as well as the color. It is stable when positioned.

I've owned this thing for only two days, but I am really impressed. I bought this monitor for a Mac Mini that I wanted to put on the same desk that I have my work computer on. Work computer has two monitors on swing arms, and this one sits under them on the desk. I just wanted something where I could access the computer when I needed to, and didn't really have super high expectations. It was just priced right at the right time. To my surprise though, this monitor is great. The videos posted by other users don't do it justice. It can get brighter than I expected, and the color depth is phenomenal. That is to say, it's that way when you're looking at it head-on. The picture does degrade a bit if you move to the sides, but not significantly even several degrees off center. The ease of setup is also something to celebrate. I've never had a monitor that didn't require its own external power supply. And since my computer has thunderbolt outputs, I only need one cable to power it and deliver video. I do have one pretty significant complaint though, and that's the quality of the speakers. Really, your phone probably sounds way better than these and they don't get very loud at all. Considering though that corners have to get cut somewhere to put a monitor in this price range, I'm happy they chose those instead of something related to the display. But I almost feel like it would have been a better idea to just not include speakers. If I could take off a half star for them, I would. But I don't feel like they're important enough to take off a whole star.

This is a great monitor to keep in your backpack. I originally bought this because I'm moving across the country soon, and I wanted to be able to bring my PS5 along with me in the car, as opposed to sending it with the movers. It's a light weight monitor, that gives me a 15.6" screen size to work with. It boasts 2 USB-C ports that accept display in, BUT, the thing I like the most about it is, it DOES do passthrough power. It also comes with a mini-HDMI port, and an included HDMI to Mini cable, which is perfect for your consoles. This monitor also does do HDR, but, using it with my steam deck just made the colors look washed out compared to the OLED screen, or even my HDR monitor on my desk, HOWEVER, given that I'm using this to play at hotels between driving, it wasn't a huge deal breaker to HDR off when I plug my steam deck in. Also, the power pass through I mentioned - it wont charge your steam deck, not even close, BUT, in the 4 hours I did spend playing Romancing Saga 2 with the screen, it it kept the battery at the 75% I started with, meaning that, depending on the intensity of the game you're playing, you wont have to stop just because the battery is running flat. it's got a standard 60hz refresh rate, but if you're looking for more than that, you're not going to find it on a 50$ portable monitor. I dont tend to use speakers, but when I tried them when playing Dead By Disco on the steam deck, the speakers sounded adequate, obviously they're not better than even a cheap pair of IEMs, but the speakers of serviceable, and if you dislike the speakers, you can plug in headphones to the monitor. Over all - this is a solid 4.5 out of 5 on the Amazon star scale, about the only thing that would have been better would have been better HDR colour accuracy - if you can snag this for 50 bucks or less, jump on it, it's worth having.