24 Inch Curved 1080P Gaming Monitor, 1800R FHD 100Hz Computer Monitor, 3ms Response Time, FreeSync, Eye-Care, HDMI/DP, Built-in Speakers, VESA Mount

This has made my multitasking much easier. The size is terrific. It fits directly seamlessly below my other monitor expanding my view. I didn't know when I bought it, but this also has a built-in speaker. Not great with base, but still great over all. There are times I have to move it to clean and it's so light light that I can hold it with one hand without any strain. It is also easy to hook up. I love this thing.

I've been using this for a couple of days now. I tried mobile gaming on it, Xbox Series S gaming on it, and using it for Mac Mini Late 2012 for mobile DJing, and everything works perfect. And it's a really great price for the screen quality that you get.Tips:Do not use your phone to power the screen, it will shut down the screen if you raise the brightness, this is due to insufficient power. Instead, use the power block first, turn them screen on, then plug in your phone afterwards.Put the smart cover's smaller magnetized flap flat onto the thinner part of the screen for it to stand up straight without being easily knocked over.Pros:The speaker is decent quality for gaming, it's light weight, comes with a case, cover, and 3 different types of plugs, and you can turn the brightness of the game up for extra screen brightness.Cons:The resolution could be 1440p, the menu button is kind of a pain to push straight in to select the menu options, and if you want a quiet volume, you have to turn it all the way down to 1.But, other than that, this is exactly what I needed for on—the—go gaming and mobile DJ services for an affordable price. I definitely recommend to anyone who needs a cheap screen that has decent quality and impressive sound quality for it being a thin, lightweight and portable screen.PS:The pictures don't really do the quality of the screen justice, in real life, there are no pixelated areas of the screen. I tried adjusting the settings of the screen to show the quality, but this is as best as I could get my camera to take pictures in a dark room of a screen while having a video game on the display.

Make sure you have a mini-HDMI port!I purchased this without reading the small print that a mini HDMI port would be needed. I’m utilizing it as a 3rd monitor but also use it for my flight sims. It works great as a charting map for Navigraph and other tools. It has plenty of brightness, is sturdy, and perfect size for what I need.

I wfh so I figured I will take this show on the road and start traveling to visit family for the summer. I need to have 3 screens to work and who wants to pay to ship 2 23" monitors across the states when I can just purchase travel monitors. The monitors are reasonably priced and light weight. My arms wasn't worn out from having to carry it for 2+ plus hours trying to find my car in the parking garage. The setup was easy. It was just a matter of picking the right cable to plug into the docking station. The dual male to female cable did the trick. The screen was crisp and clean. The only downside that I've noticed so far was a slight delay from when I typed or clicked to seeing it populate on the screen. I'm not sure how that would favor with gamers. Overall monitor does what it's supposed to do.

The screen is bright and the colors are very good. Easy to set up. It worked right out of the box. The cover magnetically attaches to the back side of the printer and folds over it to protect it. I am very happy with my purchase.

I mounted this monitor on the wall in my van. I powered via an Anker power bank and connect to it via HDMI to a Anker hub which I can plug in either my cell phone or my steam deck. Monitor works pretty good it gets bright enough the audio sucks so I connected to a speaker via the AV out. It doesn't use up a lot of power but it does drain my power bank within a day or so, if I get 8 hours on my steam deck on it it'll usually drain it pretty good. The video quality is pretty good for the price that I had paid. I got this monitor for a Black Friday deal and it's currently March and it's still working just fine. One thing to keep in mind is if you're connecting to it via usb-c you want a usb-c cable that supports video some of the old charging cables that I have do not support video this is why I decided to go with the HDMI. I also figured that going HDMI means I wouldn't pull more battery power out of the device that I have plugged into it so I have it plugged into a power bank and that seems to suit my needs.