PortableTouchscreen Monitor 14 Inch HDR 1920x1200 400cd m USB C HDMI IPS Touch Screen with Dual Speakers External

I easily set up this monitor by simply plugging it in, and within minutes, I was navigating with ease. The touchscreen is incredibly responsive, making it perfect for everything from browsing the web to watching videos. The vibrant colors and sharp resolution truly bring my content to life. One of my favorite features is its compact size, which fits perfectly on my desk without taking up too much space. It's also lightweight, making it easy to move around if I need to. The Showscreen Monitor has surpassed my expectations, whether I'm using it for work or leisure. Highly recommend this monitor to anyone looking to enhance their viewing experience! Read more

It's light, bright enough, and has good touch responsiveness. Weak speakers as expected. I put it on HDR to get brighter colors. Not totally accurate and sometimes colors come and go in brightness randomly. I still like it a lot. The stand is good enough, cheap plastic, but seems to do the job. I added a pencil with hot glue to the bottom to make it work on more surfaces, otherwise it just slips between my legs or feels less stable. Read more

This is a good quality portable touchscreen monitor. The image is great and I like the extra vertical pixels over 1080p. However, navigating the settings menu is a nightmare. You can't use the touchscreen to modify the settings, you have to use an awkward navigation method using a series of buttons that I find nearly impossible to work with. I am a programmer, and even I have a hard time getting to the settings I want. The navigation doesn't make any sense, it is hard to explain until you try to use it. To make matters worse, if it doesn't find an image source on the current input source, the monitor enters power saving mode and automatically closes the settings screen if you have it open! I was desperately trying to modify the settings to try and switch input ports, and the thing kept going into power saving mode and closing the menu before I could figure out how to navigate to the input page and select the other input source. Really annoying. I almost gave this three stars because of it, but once you get the settings in place you hopefully won't need to keep going in there. So, four stars for now. Will update if I ever have any issues with the display. Read more

Works well as a second monitor. It's touchscreen works as well as I need. The screen size is small enough that 1080p is more than enough. Overall pretty solid. Read more

Very poor quality. Advertised as touchscreen, but it is NOT. Anytime you unplug it and plug it back in you have to cycle through and reset all settings you changed. Value price wise but still not worth the money Read more

Overall this is a good monitor. Downsides are that the color is a bit muted and at least for my use case at the moment which is in my car, brightness can be a minor problem. Touchscreen works well when I hooked up a mini pc. I however have just brought it down to using a Fire stick with it due to power draw. Hard to recommend without seeing what else is on the market however, I am pleased with it and it makes a nice secondary monitor for my indoor pc.🤗 additional....once I found the HDR10 button on the tv, the color really popped using Firestick.😁 Read more

Beautiful, slim, lightweight design that is quick to set up and portable. Image quality is perfect. I spent more time unpacking the monitor than installing it! And it comes with USB, type C and HDMI cables for all your needs. I needed a monitor that I could simply plug into the computer without having to download or install drivers, and this one is great! Read more

When you use a cell phone across DP alt USBc cable, adding mouse or keyboard may not be convenient or require yet another hub. Showscren has you covered! My primary usecase is google maps as a navigation tool in 2006 HighHy without a builtin. No wifi needed with cellular. Many other usecases suggest themselves as my wife depends on her phone in cases that call out for a desktop. Google maps uses accelerometer to supplement GPS readings so be sure to keep phone aligned with screen and car to avoid getting that app confused. Read more