Review on InnoView INVPM204: 14" Portable Touchscreen Monitor with Auto-Rotating Display, Glossy Screen, Flicker-Free & Built-In Speakers by Robert Mendez

In the last month I've tried a few portable monitors: two popular 1080P monitors and another 15.6-inch 4K monitor from other manufacturers. It was by far my favorite of the many that I ended up leaving. Although I could compare them all, the advantages of this monitor are as follows: great screen/image quality/brightness/contrast (on par with my MacBook Pro M1 and better than my 2019 Dell Latitude), USB-C power delivery, touchscreen both for PC as well as my new Mac (although somewhat limited on MAC, but that's a MAC issue), worked with a single USB-C cable with no power issues, and the monitor generally connects without having to make any adjustments. Brightness and image quality are the same as my MacBook Pro M1 with full hardware support. The monitor also has a mini HDMI port for connecting a mobile phone (you will need an iPhone adapter and power, but this is similar to most iPhone portable monitors - I haven't tested it with Android or Samsung). At 14-inches, it's smaller than 15.6-inch monitors but about the same size as my 13-inch laptops I travel with, and it fits nicely in my bag. Lots of good quality cables included. The monitor stand is also handy and you can rotate the monitor without cables or buttons getting in the way. Cons: The instructions say nothing about the OTG port. The protective case that came with the monitor is a little thin and has a bit more room, which I think could lead to a crash in the future (although that's not a bad thing), but that's about it. I would recommend it. watch over others.