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

Tested on Dell XPS 13 laptop with premium HD touchscreen and Thunderbolt USB-C port. (First image) - The Neofyte screen works directly with the included USB-C cable - USB-C - Provides power to the secondary screen, all video and audio are transmitted to the screen via the HDMI cable. No need to add extra power from the included power bank. - On-screen volume/brightness controls and other deeper features like HDR are a little fiddly, but you'll likely set it up and forget it. - With careful tuning - HDR and "Warm" features Screen - This screen is ALMOST as good as a premium panel from Dell (minus the resolution, which is capped at 1920 x 1080). Viewing angles were just as good. The Backlighting is even. Stereo speakers are a little "thin" sonically - but the bulk isn't enough for their placement - acceptable. The 3.5mm stereo jack lets you use better quality wired headphones. The aluminum body is fairly rigid . But it's either stamped or bent aluminum and isn't as rigid as the machined case on a Dell laptop. So it flexes and twists a bit. But not excessively. The single "leg" at one end of the frame looks like it's like it's tipping over but is actually pretty stable screen) USB-C to USB-C and Samsung Dex starts up and you have an Android tablet presentation with the phone acting as a touchpa d and keyboard functions. The phone has enough screen, although the battery life dries up noticeably. Connecting the included power adapter supports the screen and charges the phone. ----- The supplied user manual is written in "better than usual" English for this type of product. The included protective case is thin, light, and basically provides a padded pocket for storing the screen. The cover needs to be aired out for at least 24 hours - it still has a strong solvent/manufacturing odor. "Troika". There is no weight on the laptop's hinges.