Review on INNOCN Portable Monitor:DCI P3 100000, 15.6", 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Blue Light Filter – Your Ultimate Buying Guide by Robert Barger

I'm a graphic designer working full time on the road. I needed a monitor that was light, thin, and easy to set up and store. For a long time I doubted which monitor to buy. But after a long search, I decided on a portable OLED monitor. After looking at all the reviews and YouTube videos on this particular monitor, I decided to take the plunge. What's in the box: You get an amazing amount of stuff with this product. What's Included: • USB-C Power Cable • USB-C Power and Data Cable • USBC Power Adapter • HDMI to Mini-HDMI Cable • AND SUPER BONUS Protective Protective Case. Aesthetics: This monitor is not cheap at all! Looks very stylish and sexy. It has beautifully curved edges and feels very comfortable despite being very light. The protective case fully covers the sides, top and bottom. The bottom has a safety valve/cover to protect the screen during storage. The lid serves as a monitor stand. It folds in a unique way. I haven't seen any other company make a lid this way that folds down to create a stand. Very pretty. Operation and Plugins: One of the things I love about this portable monitor is that you can connect it with just a data cable. One cable and you're good to go! The downside is that the screen brightness can only reach 20% with this setting. To get 100% brightness, you need to connect the device to a power source. The good news is that a laptop with USB-C ports will power the monitor. Screen and Color Thoughts: For a graphic designer, image quality is crucial! For this reason I will be very critical. When looking at colors side-by-side, I notice that the colors are a bit brighter on my 2017 Macbook Pro, while the colors on this monitor are a bit muted. But honestly, the only reason I can tell a difference at all is because I'm constantly looking at nearby screens. When you're watching videos and playing games, this thing really shines. Everything looks nice and bright. And black OLEDs are BLACK! Also, there are no lags in fast-paced games and videos. Final Thoughts. Although I can see a slight difference in color quality I am still VERY SATISFIED with this monitor. I'll be using the second monitor primarily to view emails, web pages, image catalogs, help documents, and anything else that might clutter my design screen. I've done graphics with this monitor and it still works very well. If you are looking for a quality monitor for video, gaming or design on the go, this is the monitor for you!