Review on Neofyte ARZOPA T14S 14" Portable Monitor - 1920x1080P, 60Hz, Frameless, Ultrawide Screen, Built-in Speakers, Wall Mountable, HD by Chad Stull

Update November 14th: I bought a third one shortly after posting this review and I'm still sticking with everything. The only thing I could add is that they are very light. So if you use a short cord, they can easily fall off if you're not careful. Because of this, two of them fell face down on the mat a couple of times while routing cables, and so far there hasn't been a single issue with either screen. Very happy with it. Original: Most of the reviews on Vine seem to come from free product reviews or in French. So I decided to step in a bit as I ended up buying the second one and thinking about a third one. monitors on my desktop setup. I don't use them for professional work so I can't comment on their quality in that regard. I mainly use them for Media, Chrome, Spotify etc. So really exact colors don't really matter to me. I also haven't tried any speakers at all. Color quality has been good for me in several movies I've seen and for general viewing. Like I said, I really like it. The built in kickstand is great and I haven't had a single issue with it. The only thing that bothers me is that the display inputs are on the side and not on the back. It appears to be specific to monitors of this type, which makes sense in terms of portability, so it doesn't do anything else. I use them technically differently than intended. To hide the cable a bit I use 90 degree USBC connectors, no problem. One is connected to my GPU via a single USBC cable and the other to the onboard video via a single USB4 cable. USB4 cable was required for video when connected to motherboard USB4 port, USBC was not working. I have no problem moving between them with my mouse, nor do I notice any real ghosting/lag. I don't use them for gaming and probably wouldn't recommend them unless it's something super casual like roleplaying. It's very light and easy to move around if needed, which is great for (intended) portability. All in all I highly recommend them if you buy them for the (regular) price of around $110. I've seen the price fluctuate a lot, but usually there's a coupon that needs trimming. I probably wouldn't go over $120, but that's just my opinion. Whether you want a portable, lightweight monitor or just small secondary monitors that I use them for, I don't think you really can go wrong with this one. Haven't had any issues so far so can't speak to customer service but I'll update this review if so and if it's a positive or negative experience. I fell a few meters on the tile and nothing broke. So this is the last positive thought worth adding for portability.