15.6" 1080P FHD Portable Gaming Monitor

Awesome little powerhouse of a screen! This was for my son to play his Nintendo Switch on, as he's always complained about the screen size when playing with his friends. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the screen has enough USBC power to also charge the switch, and other devices - eliminating a mess of wiring in order to use the screen with your portable devices. One power plug and everything works.The screen itself has a ton of depth for such a small and affordable screen. It's not going to compare with a highend office monitor, a gaming monitor or your plasma television - but, it also doesn't cost that much! The colour is pretty sharp and consistent. I do notice there is a bit of washout compared to the switch' built in monitor, but pretty minimal. The refresh rate that we've been able to pull of is only 60f, this seems to be a limitation to the switch itself as we can't do any better through any other means.The contrast is a little high/low, seems to be a bit tough to get a perfect contrast ratio, but that could just be me being picky - my son thinks it's better than the switch.. so maybe I'm wrong.The built-in sound is probably the only thing that's lacking. While it's great there is built in sound and while it's perfect for a kids use.. those of us with old ears will be wanting for bigger sound output.As for portability, I highly recommend getting a carrying case for it - there's lots of options out there. It's had a few falls already and survived without even a scratch though. This screen is going to get a LOT of use!Highly recommend.

This screen is brighter than many other screens. I actually prefer this one over many of the other monitors. The reason being that this one has a nice stand. The stand is not something that is just a flimsy case. It is actually a solid stand. The stand is also where the cables are plugged into so you do not get that clutter on the side. This is a reasonqable size screen to have if you want something to take on the go. It is a standard 15.6 inch monitor. For me, this is more than enough screen size to take on the go. If you are the type of person who needs that second monitor, this will be a good monitor to have in that it had a sturdier stand. The down side is that there is no case provided so you are unable to really cover the screen in the front. It is a bit of a trade off for a stronger stand I suppose. This is portable monitor I would take on the go with my laptop. I can easily put this into a laptop sleeve and take it on the go. The stand can collapse into the back which is nice. It works great for all computers that have type c output or MINI HDMI. It is very thin and pretty light for something like this. You are able to power it via type c to type c (video works through this as well) or you can use type c to USB A but you will need to connect video via mini HDMI to HDMI. I prefer to have as little cords as possible when taking stuff on the go so if you can do type c to type c I would recommend it. Samsung phone dex will work on this. The phone just does not have enough power output to power the monitor (I did not expect it to). Using adapters with this is a bit of a hit or a miss. Some adapters work while others do not. For the most part, it can be powered pretty much by any USB port plug on a computer. I tried it with my gaming console USB and it worked fine. There were no issues with quality from what I can tell. If you are using type c to type c, you do not require any additional power and the video and power will be able in one cable. It does come with internal speakers which are not the greatest but they do the job for what I need. The volume starts off at 50% so you need to increase it if you want it to be louder. The down side is that you need to turn it back up from 50 percent every time you turn it on. It does not save the settings. You are able to get pretty good video quality 1080P (at least) out of this. The picture was pretty fluid and I did not strain my eyes play games on this. I also use it with my work laptop when I need to work remote. I am able to have two monitors pretty much at all time. The screen itself however is easy to get finger prints on and I would say be careful not to scratch it. I would wipe it down with just a micro fiber cloth if need. It does have a bit of low brightness which I did not really like about this but it is something I got used to. It works great for those long car trips as well if you want to set up a game station in the back seat. You can power this on using the car USB or battery pack and you are ready to go. Overall this is a good monitor to have for a secondary or travel screen. You are able to plug in gaming consoles or computers. The computer will automatically detect it. It does not require a ton of power so you can pretty much use any USB port. I also have used this as a mobile repair monitor. The screen brightness is really good and I love the video quality. I really do love how the stand is actually a solid piece rather than those case stands. You also don't get a case.

I picked this monitor for two reasons:1) It has its own kickstand. It allows me to position it almost flat as a secondary display above my keyboard (by spinning it upside down), which is something the other portable monitors with their stupid cover/kickstands don't let you do. Perfect.2) I can connect both my personal PC via HDMI and my work PC with USB-C. I'm in heaven.The picture quality is very reasonable given the price, of course not on par with my bigger premium monitor, but you can't ask for too much: it does the job perfectly. Very pleased.Edit: it is day two, and the picture quality is a bit underwhelming (it can't display red properly and has terrible contrast), but again, given the price, very useful device. Just don't expect any sort of picture accuracy with it. As a secondary display, it's fine.

Paid $118.99 for it, and honestly it's not a bad little (it is small) 14" second screen. Smooth, crisp video, and I think I should be able to tune the colour decently after a just a few minutes of playing with it. Looking forward to trying it out for work from the next hotel room. I'm used to 2x27in 1440p Acer Nitros, so it's not ideal, but should be better than most "available" 24in monitors where I go (definitely better picture so far).Speakers are meh, but nice to have.

This review is from a practical users perspective (you can check the full technical specs & connectivity capabilities, and the extensive list of accessories from the product listing).For someone like me who always travels with a laptop for both work & pleasure AND often needs to pack lightly, this Dopesplay monitor can be a very flexible and useful addition. I struggled with deciding on whether to get a 16 laptop, but was hesitant because of the new cost, added size & weight. With this compact and lightweight monitor, it solved my problems, and very inexpensively.Case in point - on my recent trip, I had to pack light with a laptop to do work while at the airport and at the destination. Normally, I work with multiple documents/windows on the laptop, and it was just painful switching back & forth and/or trying to resize the application windows to fit everything on the laptops small 14 screen. With this Dopesplay monitor, its like an add-on that I can take it with me as needed.As an extended screen on which I can open additional full-size windows & display documents, it was beyond useful, and increased my productivity significantly. It even has a built-in stand for convenience. Furthermore, as a mirror of my laptop, it makes it very convenient when I want to show my screen to someone without having that person to huddle too closely to me around the small laptop screen. The monitor even has built-in speakers, although the sound quality is just barely better than my 8 year-old laptop, but useful nonetheless.Meanwhile, I can even connect this monitor with my mobile phone. Before, I often transferred videos & pics from the phone to the laptop for review, but now I can do so directly by connecting this monitor to my phone.A few other things to keep in mind: It is only a 1080p monitor, so the resolution may not be on-par with your phone or your higher resolution laptop. But the displayed text is sharp and clear (when viewed indoors), more than adequate for productivity and leisure/browsing purposes. There's also multiple adjustable display options for this monitor, but I didn't find them to make any big difference. With the brightness at max 300 Candela/Nit and contrast of 800:1, it is average at best, suitable for viewing indoors only, definitely not in sunlit environments. The colours are somewhat muted, so definitely dont expect high-end colour quality, and will not be suitable for any moderate to serious video/photo editing purposes. Obviously, this is not a touchscreen, so it does take the usefulness away somewhat when you are connected to a mobile phone or other compatible devices.