Review on 🖥️ EM105 Portable Monitor Eyoyo - 10.5" 1920X1280 Display, 60Hz, Built-In Speakers, HD by Mark Black

I'm an avid multi-monitor user - I'll even swap out a higher or higher resolution monitor for multiple monitors as it's not just about screen real estate, it's also about being able to organize multiple things that I could be working on Snap integrated into various operating systems. Even when I'm on the go, I like to take a long second monitor with me to work on my laptop. up to 17 inches. But when I'm trying to travel light, even a 13-inch laptop can feel a little big at times. And that's where this wonderful monitor comes in. At 10 inches, it's about the same size as an entry-level iPad in almost every way, maybe even a little smaller. But it still has some features for its small size, and the small size and included stand make it a great travel companion. Connectivity first - you can connect it via USB-C and then use any HDMI video source, from mini-HDMI to a full-size HDMI adapter. This allows the monitor to be used with almost anything that supports HDMI. But you can also use it directly with USB-C enabled devices, including the iPad Pro, for true portability with a single cable. That use with the iPad Pro is arguably the best use for portable monitors overall later this year when Apple will allow the iPad to actually use a second monitor. Despite its small size, the monitor has excellent resolution and adds extra vertical clearance. to a typical Full HD resolution. This additional vertical resolution allows for more and less simultaneous scrolling on the screen, especially for vertically oriented websites and workflows. The screen is sharp and while colors may not be 100% calibrated, they are fairly vibrant and generally accurate. The whole installation is pretty easy with the included case too. So if you want to boost the performance of your portable setup and make it even smaller and more portable, this is a great portable monitor. And things will get even better for iPad Pro users later this year when Apple releases its next update - I suspect it will come in version 16.1. The price of the monitor is what you get, so what are you waiting for? Try it today!