Review on USPARKLE Portable Monitor with Type C Speakers: 17.3 inches, 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Anti-Glare Coating, Blue Light Filter, and Wall Mountable by Cameron Harris

I've looked at a lot of these little monitors and most of them are incredibly similar with a few minor differences. This is my current favorite for several reasons: - The notches on the lid actually help keep the monitor upright without slipping during use. - There are multiple menu buttons making menu navigation quick and easy - The cables that come with it seem to be of good quality - It works absolutely fine with the Steam Deck - The screen is large but not impractical. Out of the box, I connected it to my Steam Deck using one of the included USB-C cables and was able to start playing right away. Colors are a bit muted but otherwise real, and brightness is great (it's very low by default). I had no updating or tearing issues in Dead Cells, which was my test title. The menu controls are intuitive and the build quality feels solid. As always, the cover feels a little cheap, but it's still the most beautiful I've reviewed in this category. As I mentioned above, it actually holds the monitor in place, which is a welcome change. The sound is surprisingly clear, although of course it lacks the base. I can't imagine anyone buying a monitor like this for the sound, but I assume it's good for most basic uses. I can't think of a single complaint other than the footprint trade-off necessary to get a larger screen. Smaller laptop bags definitely do not fit this monitor. Although it is very thin and relatively light, the height and width are comparable to a 17-inch gaming laptop.