InnoView 4K OLED Portable Monitor, 14 Inch UHD OLED Monitor for Laptop, 100% DCI-P3, 1MS with Speaker and Stand, USB-C HDMI High-end Screen for Laptop PC MAC Phone PS4 Xbox Switch

I'm pairing this with a Ulanzi magnetic tripod (I adhered some metal plates to the back of this) and it works well with my Macbook Air M2. I did have to use a non-standard resolution to prevent stretching, which makes the UI a little smaller than my device (which is my main complaint). The screen looks amazing, though, and the overall feel is very satisfying.

This monitor is exactly what I was looking for. I would prefer 4K but this was WAY more affordable.It fits into a carry on for air travel, but barely.Had to buy a backpack 22", but worth it.

Got this to pair with my M4 Mac Mini. Works really well but the colors and contrast are difficult to tune. I haven’t used a professional calibrator but the built in color profile is fine. I turned on HDR mode which doesn’t change the brightness of the display but it does make the colors a bit more accurate. You also have to turn on the HDR toggle in mac display settings. The screen is really sharp and you can fit quite a lot on a small display. Sometimes text and elements can be a little small because of the display scaling but it is totally useable. The display can also run off of the power supplied by the USB C port on the mac mini and even an iPad pro at full brightness! Great if you want to use stage manager with an iPad. Overall I am really impressed with this display, it’s bright, sharp, well made, and even fits into a 13 inch laptop case. I removed one star because the stand is plastic and there isn’t an included folio or case to protect the display which would have been nice.

This external monitor screen is very nice and does the job very well, and is very bright. If you just need an external monitor to do professional work on the go then I would highly recommend this monitor as it is affordable, it is a touchscreen, and the colors are pretty nice and as accurate as they can be for the price. Now, when it comes to external monitors, we all know that the more expensive, indeed the quality does actually become better so do not expect a $600 4K oled touched screen16 inch external monitor with super accurate colors and super low latency, and zero screen tearing. What this monitor lack is lower latency for less ghosting and either Gsync or Freesync because there is a lot of screen tearting during gaming sessions. Other than that, another thing that needs to be mentioned is that all three input on the left side of the screen need to be connected into your PC. The mini HDMI port is to have connectivity, one USB C port is for power connectivity, and the last USB C port is for the touchscreen. So, the best way to make this work is get a dongle that has HDMIs, Display Ports, and USB C connections. Other than that, I still gave it a 5 stars because for the price, you really can't beat this monitor as you have to give in and give out for this price. And, I use it daily for very long hours at a time so to me it is a very useful monitor.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great product. No more squinting!!!!

First, the bad: it doesn't come with a case and the aspect ratio claims 16:10 but nearly all of my choices are 16:9 (which results in squished-looking text.But, the good: there's a 1920x1200 resolution that works perfectly with my 13" M2 Macbook Air. It looks amazing and feels luxurious. I plan on keeping it!I bought the 14" 4K OLED version.

It works great as a 2nd screen. I just wish when it is in vertical position, it had more standing angle option than just 90'degree option.When in horizontal position, you can adjust the angles to different ones.BTW, this screen in not touchscreen.It has it's own power supply walkout cord, is you don't want to drain your laptop's battery.

I don’t know if I got a dud. The screen looks nice but I’m playing on the Xbox series. X and the aspect ratio is off. Everything is stretched vertically for example if theirs a circle on your screen it looks like an oval. Aslo for the price point you would think that it would come with a functioning menu button to tinker around with the settings to change the aspect ratio NOPE I don’t know if you need to connect this thing to a PC to even get access to that option but out of the box, the menu button doesn’t do anything or doesn’t work it barely has a brightness and volume button on the side and the only way to power it off it seems is to unplug it from the power source so no off and on button.