Review on ZSCMALLS Portable Lightweight Cellphone Raspberry 15" Monitor with Built-In Speakers, Ultrathin Design, Plug and Play, HDMI Connectivity, Ultralight, and Full HD Resolution (1920x1080 @60Hz) - ZSC-T15A2 by Thach Leighton

I have this as well as a Lenovo M14 monitor with similar specs but slightly more expensive. Lenovo is by far the best monitor, but if you simply need more screen real estate, it's not a bad price. I've used it with the latest 16" MacBook Pro. It can easily drain the laptop's internal battery, but the battery drains significantly faster than without a monitor, but that's only the reality when lighting a larger screen. Pros: Larger screen, updates fast enough to watch videos, lightweight and portable, works with a single cable (USB-C), if your computer supports it, comes with a suitable case Cons: Screen fades and becomes dark in direct sunlight hardly used, both inputs are on one side and the buttons on the other so you can't use this monitor in portrait mode, the case is also a stand and rests perched on the monitor in a trough from which it extends easy to knock out, the color is acceptable to me but I can assume it's not for everyone Compared to Lenovo, Lenovo has a vi el better color, can be used in more or less direct sunlight, has an active built-in stand and is lighter. But Lenovo is much more expensive.