Review on INOO External Computer Portable Monitor: 15.8", FHD 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Built-In Speakers, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, HD by Richard Williams

I have several other portable monitors and have to admit I've had mixed results with the same ones. The one I previously thought was the most popular was the smallest of the range with a 14-inch display compared to the 15.6-inch displays I've also received. Why? Well, probably a silly reason, though. Well, others I've bought before had different types of stand systems. The 14-inch device had a fold-out stand on the back (similar to a Surface laptop). It wasn't without a few minor annoyances, but in terms of being able to set it up and not worrying about it slipping or sliding and falling on me at the wrong moment, it was just great. Nice, solid, durable and gets the job done. The 15.6-inch displays were good, but I found both stand systems I used weren't as solid as I'd hoped. One more than the other in terms of constant slipping, sliding and falling when trying to use it. You can bypass it, but the user had to do it if it really shouldn't be that hard to get it working with the materials that comes with c. This display is the largest of many I have put together so far. I like the extra size as I have older eyes and the bigger the better for me (although this means going to bigger fonts/icons but you get an idea). If I use this device as a monitor for my gaming consoles or portable gaming devices, the bigger the better. , or even a concern - more just a wish that it would be a touchscreen device and not just a display. Of the other portable displays I've built, my favorite is the one with the touchscreen. It's really nice to have an accessible touchscreen, and because of that, this particular screen might be the one I still prefer for my travels. However, when I'm at home or playing console games with an Xbox or Playstation, this portable monitor is really good and I would love to use it again and again.