Review on SVANTTO Portable Monitor Esports FreeSync 15.6" - High Definition, Ultra-Smooth 144Hz Refresh Rate, Immersive IPS Display by Aaron Haworth

A good lightweight portable monitor contains everything you need. Uses a USB-C connector for video, comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to HDMI cable. For all other video signals you need an adapter. Cable lengths are all good and not too short. I really like that the supply voltage is only 5V, so any regular power adapter or even some of the new power strips with built-in USB charging will do. Menu navigation was easy and I love that this model doesn't have a thumbwheel. I heard almost no sound from this monitor. I had my monitor volume at full, system volume at maximum, and video player volume at maximum, and I could barely hear any audio. The included stand is smaller than most portable monitors and cannot be used as a protective case like some monitors, but it worked great as a stand. They also included a protective film which I think covers the display but I didn't use it. In addition, the functions in their display differ from the attached specifications. A couple of standouts are the response time. The declaration says 2ms and the specification says 5ms. This probably won't be obvious to most people, but gamers might need some clarification. The display also states that both USBC ports are fully functional, however the data sheet and labeling on the monitor indicate that the bottom USB port is for power and the top is for video. Overall the picture quality is great, the device itself feels solid, it only requires one input port, it's easy to connect and use, and the volume isn't great. The manual was good too.