Review on Portable Monitor with Blue Light Filter and Freesync Technology - GEYEAO EVP-301, 15.6" IPS, 1920X1080, 60Hz, Anti-Glare Coating, Built-In Speakers by Ron Robinson

When I was working from home last year, my wife and I were working on our laptops and I missed the dual monitor setup I had at the office. Also, we both have ONE "home office" that we use when we have a "meeting" and work at the dining table the rest of the time. So, knowing that I would be working from home at least through the end of this year, I wanted a monitor that I could easily use in both "places" (like my home office and my dining table) with ease. I found this $100+ Geoyeao monitor on Revain and it is an FHD monitor that was significantly smaller (35% and more smaller) than the ASUS ZenScreen FHD monitor I was looking at, so I decided to take a chance (considering the possibility of easily returning it to Revain). .And it looks like I made the right choice). Choice. It comes with ALL the cables you need (VERY appreciated so you don't have to buy extra cables etc.) and everything works right out of the box. Comes with USB power adapter, USB-C to USB-C cable, USB 3 to USB-C cable and HDMI to HDMI mini cable. I use it (see picture) with an HDMI (laptop) to mini HDMI (monitor) cable and (BEST part for me) g monitor via one of the USB ports on my laptop. So I don't even need a USB power supply. And I can just turn on the laptop and monitor via the laptop's power supply. This is a nice clear FDH screen with good whites and blacks. Now when I use it I even feel my laptop screen is not that good. The speakers are small and tinny, but I didn't buy these to improve the "sound" of my system. The only thing I would like is that it doesn't revert to its default "basic" brightness when the device is turned off and then on again. It takes me 5-10 seconds to bring it back from the "default" setting to a nice brightness level that I like, so it doesn't really matter to me considering I use it for hours every day. Comes with a case/stand combination and can also be supported with a pen/pencil hole in the lower right corner when you take it out of the case. (I haven't tried it yet). And if you register the product you obviously get a 24 month warranty instead of 12 so they obviously stand well behind their products. All in all a very good deal for the price.