Cocopar Upgraded Portable Monitor with FreeSync & Kickstand - 17.3" Full HD Display with HDR & 60Hz Refresh Rate (Model Y173FH7LS) Review

The product is very well assembled and reliable. For earlier models purchased from other brands. These monitors crash when connected to Citrix or anything related to virtual desktops or remote connections. On the other hand, I cannot use the monitor without problems. The picture quality is also amazing. I highly recommend plugging it into a laptop charger. I've also used it with a portable battery, which also works very well. Changing your display settings will decrease the battery life of your

These monitors have high resolution and slim dimensions. The VESA mounting holes are on the back so I can use it as a second screen with my mini PC and a third screen when using my laptop. The sleeve is a thick, zippered neoprene sleeve that encloses the monitor with minimal movement. This allows me to carry the screen when I return to work and the office. My previous portable screen was only 15 inches and required the back lid to be screwed on. The lid has indentations that are used to support

I was very impressed with their quality. I bought two for my laptop. The thick and thin design allows me to wear 2 of these back to back by twisting one making them over 1/2 inch thick together. They are the same size as my laptop screen and fit in my laptop backpack. The built-in kickstand is a great solution. The design doesn't add anything to the thickness or carry anything extra. I didn't use screen protectors because I like the matte screen, but it's nice that they offer some. I need to…

I've wanted a second monitor for a long time as I needed it for various personal projects around the home, but put it off due to budget and space constraints. With work from home pushing me towards the work from home option due to recent world events and I was assigned a laptop for working from home, I suddenly found that an additional second monitor was required while I was still encountered the initial limitations. Also, I now need a second monitor for at least two computers. This monitor…

I wrote a similar very positive review about this monitor and the manufacturer, which Revain for some reason denied. So I will try again. This monitor is worth its price and more. It fully paid for itself in less than 3 weeks. I've been working remotely since the stay-at-home rules began, but due to the amount of screen real estate I need to do my work, I was stuck at my desk with limited mobility until I got it. Its light is amazingly easy to set up for excellent image quality, and Cocopar has

I'm a digital nomad and very picky about the technology I buy. I've been using a portable monitor for 3 years and this is my 3rd. There is a significant difference in the quality of the screen and the brightness. Currently my laptop's screen is 17.3 inches at 1440p and I have found that my eyes cannot tell the difference between this monitor and my laptop. Much better than previous portable screens. My laptop isn't Thunderbolt compatible, but 1 USB-C cable provides it with power and video…

I just received my Cocopar 17.3. Apart from the relatively easy attachment of the protective film, the Cocopar 17.3 is connected and used. There is also a good link to a video on how to install a screen protector. Resolution, screen brightness and contrast, and sound are excellent. Internal settings are easily customizable. It's great for overseas flights when taking a break to watch a movie. Now that business travel is becoming more and more important, I need a bigger screen to work on the go…

I use this 17.3" portable monitor to help with mobile computing on the passenger side of my Chevy Tahoe. This monitor is the perfect complement to my 17.3" Dell laptop and simplifies in-vehicle calculations for hours of insurance adjustment reporting. The solid build quality is notable, with the frame-style stand folding 180 degrees for unused scenarios and neatly covering ports and controls when closed. The connectors (C-Type and mini-HDMI) are noticeably tight when two cables are plugged in…

I bought the previous version a while back but it didn't retain the brightness setting when unplugged. It doesn't have that problem - the brightness setting is saved and stays the same when you plug it back in. The only small note concerns the switch on the right that is used to navigate through the settings menu. It can be difficult to use if you have big fingers (like me). It also doubles as a power off button if you want to turn off the monitor while it stays plugged in. I would have…

Unfortunately, my partner and I are far apart, so I'm often far from my ideal home office. This 17-inch portable monitor offers some of the features of my ideal on-the-go workstation. It was literally "plug and play" with my 2019 13" MacBook Pro. It comes with all the necessary cables and adapters. There were a couple of disconnecting moments where the screen went black, but I'm not a hypersensitive/critical consumer The screen flickers and the work continues. The packaging was very…

The example frame in the attached video was created in Photoshop as a pure white frame and intentionally defocused to eliminate the possibility of an annoying moiré pattern. It was then photographed with a Sony A7RIV on a tripod and centered on the monitor. The screenshot is alternately flipped in the video to better see the difference between the sides. When flipped, the sides should have the same degree of brightness non-uniformity, and ideally flipping should be imperceptible. Such bumps are

This is the second monitor I've bought and I'm very glad I decided to return the first one and try this one out. The image is sharp and bright with no visible glare (the other brand had a lot of it). The thin metal frame is of high quality, and the fully adjustable stand has a much more advanced design compared to the flip-top style that others use. The speakers are great for what they're meant to be and I even love the padded carry case they come in. It also came with a set of cables, but the…

First of all, it's fantastic for Mac users as this monitor works well with Big Sur and Monterey (I've tried connecting this monitor to my 2020 13" MacBook Pro, both on Big Sur and now on Monterey version 12.3 .1). - Compared to the same brand Cocopar 15.6 inch 4K portable touch screen monitor, it is easier to control screen brightness, contrast, sound, etc. with the side menu button. It works well with a laptop that has a USB-C port. and you don't need to use the monitor's power adapter if you…

I bought this monitor because I don't need the smaller screen that typical portable monitors have (14" and 15.6"). The monitor certainly did not disappoint. I love the included stand and how easy it is to connect it to my computer with a single USB-C cable. I wish he had a better "case"; Only a thin cover was provided for transport. They provided screen protectors which help. In general I am satisfied with the purchase.

I am very pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoy having a second monitor and how good this monitor is! My friend suggested it but I didn't think about it. Then I tried and sold! The brightness was excellent. But then I connected an extra power supply to the monitor and it gave me a lot more power and brightness which I had more than I needed but I was thankful for that! So many things to play and play with. Set up was very easy and straightforward. It automatically quickly detected the port I

Great monitor! Thin, light and 17 inch, fits my laptop. The picture is very clear and bright, eye protection is provided. It also comes with all the necessary cables, screen cleaners and a screen protector. It will be of great help to WFH! I called for help setting it up as I didn't realize it would need to be plugged into a power source if you choose to use the HDMI port and the support rep was very helpful. Helped solve the problem in minutes! Haven't used the monitor extensively yet but have

This is exactly what I was looking for. I needed a monitor that was portable and compact enough for my backpack so I could use an extra monitor for my laptop when I travel. I've tried over 5 portable monitors and only this one stands out. It is thin and light, ideal for carrying. It's reliable as there are no clicks and it connects to my laptop via a single USB-C cable with no additional power required (I've had this issue with other monitors). My main purpose for the monitor is work so I can't

I really like this monitor. This is very useful when I'm working on tasks that require two screens. The setup is very intuitive. I adjusted the brightness to the most comfortable level. There isn't much space on my desk, I had to buy a laptop stand so I can hide the cable that connects the monitor to my laptop (1st picture). When I lean back in my chair, the cable gets in the way, so I have to lean forward to look at the screen above the cable (2nd image). Overall I think this is a good buy!

I bought this monitor because it was larger than 17 inches and had a built in stand. I plugged it in to test it and so far it's working great. I was also pleasantly surprised to find 4 different types of cables in the box... "Probably $40 for the cables alone. I look forward to using this monitor on my next trip. So far it fits well in my computer bag. It's also lighter than the 15-inch portable monitor I also have.

I was a little ambivalent when I bought the monitor considering there were many reviews of it being fragile, especially when travelling. Problems with the screen turning off and on was also something I looked out for. When I first got the monitor, I had flicker issues. This was easily remedied with a different HDMI cable. As for the durability of the monitor, I've waited so long to post a review just to make sure I'm covered on that area. I keep the monitor in the supplied neoprene sleeve in…