Review on Innocn 13.3-Inch Portable USB-C OLED Monitor - Editing Friendly with 60Hz and 1MS Refresh Rate for Mac and PC - Model 13K1F by Mark Obsession

First of all, I like the build quality. It feels solid. I also like the metal stand as it takes up little desk space. I use it as an additional palette toolbar monitor on my desk. For reference I have an early Asus 15.6" USB-C Zen, a Lenovo 14" M14 and an unnamed 13" LCD with USB-C and Micro HDMI. So I have several portable monitors and this one is quality by far the best. Blacks are deep and very accurate. Comparable to my iPad Pro. Now for the cons. Only 20% brightness over a single USB-C cable. My guess is that it doesn't have enough bandwidth/power to fully illuminate the screen.If you plug in another USB-C cable or use a battery, you get full 100% brightness.Even at 20% it's still pretty good.But I can see that it's worrying people. However as I use this on my desk I hooked it up to an M1 Mac Mini and it works great.My hub proves the extra power of a second USB-C port to give it 100% brightness.Even at 20% sees it still looks good to me and I would better than other monitors. other monitors, this is a problem with many portable monitors. It's way better than my Lenovo M14, which I absolutely love, and it has HDMI if you need it in a pinch. My Asus and M14 are USB-C only. But if I have to use it as a portable monitor I think I'll stick with the M14. Also, the stand isn't ideal for carrying around a coffee shop. It's ok on the table. So, I'm saying, if you want a good quality portable monitor that's going to sit on your desk most of the time, this is a good deal.