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

I had the smaller version and now bought the 15.6 as we have a hybrid. Very useful in a conference room with people on Zoom. I can give or watch a presentation on one screen and take notes on another screen. Also useful for demonstrating new software we use at Zoom considering the portable monitor is larger than my laptop. Plug and play worked fine and the touchscreen worked without issues while I used the USB-C cable for an HP laptop for work and a Surface 7 Pro for personal use). The monitor wouldn't turn on once or twice but I wasn't using the power adapters on the laptop or monitor and my laptop was probably dead. Apparently the monitor needs to be plugged into a power source when I'm using my Surface. The rest works great. Now that I figured out that the menu brightness was set to low, the picture is clearer. Very durable stand. It closes ports when closed but rotates the other way when plugged in and I have to hurry. It just sits better when twisted over the connectors. I looked at other brands online and the reviews said their stands were weak or the connectors were in the stand and I was nervous that opening/closing the stand could break wires/connections if I got those models. It sits very tightly in either a horizontal or vertical position. Comes with a case, but I'd like some sort of case/cover. I snapped off the bottom but that's entirely my fault as I accidentally hit it hard on the edge of the table and it ended up in a spot where there wasn't a silicone bumper. But it still works great and makes a well-made impression. I liked it so much I gave it 5 stars AND bought another one in case I distribute the chip (I really need it for those software demos). Expensive but I like the ease of use, the sharp picture, the horizontal and vertical controls and the super comfort. He's so light for his size.