Review on PEPPER JOBS Portable Touchscreen Monitor with HDMI Compatibility by Lorenzo Fowler

This monitor worked great with my Nintendo Switch and PS4 (although the graphics aren't that great in some games like Pokemon Sword, BoTW, etc.), but not so well with my Lenovo ThinkPad and Acer Chromebook. My Lenovo could not connect to the monitor at all, even after trying all the different cables and settings on my laptop. My Chromebook was able to connect, but I couldn't use the Xtendtouch's touchscreen, so it was utterly useless. I still play with mechanics on my laptops so hopefully I can think of something, but definitely make sure your laptop is compatible before spending $300+. The monitor is a bit cumbersome, the control buttons are a bit disappointing as there isn't really a "select" button and the lid is pretty flimsy and cheap, but I really appreciate all the cables that come with the set. Overall 3/5 stars for me but right now it's really leaning towards 2/5 stars as this monitor isn't compatible with my current laptops. **Update: I figured out how to fully connect my Chromebook and Thinkpad and now I'm finally a very happy camper. The touchscreen option doesn't work on both of my laptops, but I can still use the mouse/touchpad option on my laptops to move objects between the two monitors. My Samsung phone also connects easily and works. All my devices have a slight lag, the video and sound quality is excellent, the Xtendtouch battery can last more than 3 hours (when the brightness and other parameters are minimal). ) and I'm really glad that all my gadgets could connect and work properly. Overall, as a student, I am very happy with this product and highly recommend it!