Review on EHOMEWEI E156G-4K: Ultra-High Definition 4K Portable Monitor with 3840X2160 Resolution and 15.6" Display by Jake Stewart

This product is misleading and not as advertised. Its advertisement on Revain indicates that it should be a touchscreen, glossy, capable of receiving HDR (high dynamic range) signals and displaying a resolution of 1080p. Most of these statements are partially true. Here's what it is: Correct: Touchscreen - Limited (only available in certain configurations). 1080P resolution - It can receive signals in this resolution, but its display quality is not up to standard. Wrong: Glossy screen - The screen and its casing have a matte finish. HDR - This monitor's ability to display HDR is debatable. A monitor with this ability has a contrast ratio that can display the darkest and lightest parts of an image in high resolution. This monitor reproduces that definition using a manually tuned setting called HDR. This setting is simply a pre-programmed setting that increases the combination of red, green, and blue by a contrast ratio, resulting in more saturated colors. This monitor is no different from any other regular monitor by adjusting color settings. Additionally, if a PC or laptop already meets this standard in Win 11, it can recognize features that use hardware and video signals for automatic identification. This monitor is recognized as HDR supported in Win 11.