Review on Arzopa 15.6 inch Portable Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate, Blue Light Filter, Anti-Glare Coating, Built-In Speakers, and G1 Game Support by Nathan Gilmartin

Revain sells many similar items. I bought what seemed best to me and like most people, I listen to reviews. I had three priorities: 1. Ultra-portable with an integrated stand and lid2. Ability to use HDMI or USBC for video.3. Must be 1080p or higher. Along with my 2012 MacBook Air, the 13-inch screen is about the same size, but the Air doesn't even have 1080p, so I prefer this monitor over the built-in because of the desktop size and picture quality. Surprise. I actually bought this 13" screen to use with an ATEM Mini Pro ISO Black Magic Live Encoder and Switcher and was planning to also connect it to a power bank so I could connect it to each of several AIDA HD-100A can connect. POV cameras to aim and focus. For some reason it never receives an image when I connect it to the cameras. I suspect it has something to do with the AIDA camera's HDMI protocols and/or frame rate settings, and the monitor has fairly specific requirements that I have yet to address. BUT always works out of the box with a Macbook or connected to ATEM. However, I liked it so much that I immediately bought a 15-inch model. The case is nice and seems to match the stand well. It's magnetic and works as intended. I'll probably keep an eye out for a tablet on the secondary market. Type of stand to set. The speakers leave a lot to be desired, but let's face it, the sound is generally pleasant to listen to. The headphone output sounds decent with my beyerdynamic DT880 250 ohm headphones and has enough power to drive them. I could see that this is a nice feature for devices that no longer have HP outputs. I haven't tried this monitor with a mobile device, I don't have a USBC. Probably as expected based on my other observations.