Review on Dragon Touch S1 Pro Portable Monitor with FreeSync, 15.6 Inch IPS Display, 3840X2160P, 100% sRGB, Built-in Speakers, HDR, VESA Compatible, HDMI, and HD Support by Randy Keitt

Honestly, this device was provided to me for review, but this does not affect my rating. I've been in the market for a screen like this for a year. At the same time, I was already well acquainted with the available offers. When I saw the specs of the device, I was happy to give my review of the product. As I unboxed the device, I was surprised by the attention paid to the packaging used: rigid foam that lines the top of the box and holds the screen in place. safely included along with accessories. This includes the following items: Quick Start Guide, two USB-C cables, power adapter, HDMI to mini-HDMI cable. The overall build quality of the screen is very good. The fit and finish is snug and regular, with a thin two-tone bezel set off elegantly by a piece of polished aluminum. The back of the monitor is clean, with an attractive 45-degree bevel in polished aluminum. The 4 VESA screens are well made along with the small speakers. Removable magnet provides adequate protection. I will provide more information in another review as there is a limit on uploading one video per review. Update: I cannot add another review separately for this product. So here's what the AI learned over a longer period of testing. It looks like you'll have to use the USB-C that came with the monitor to connect to your video source. I tried other cables and the 3 others I tried didn't work at all. One of them was Anker C through C. The matte screen surface soaks up more glare than my MacBook Pro's glossy screen. However, the resolution and image quality are excellent. I could not successfully connect my Windows 10 Samsung Galaxy Book 2 to this monitor. My MacBook Pro loves it. They're like peas in a pod. First of all, I have a lid. While it offers good screen protection, it does not support the screen at all. It simply slides out into the slot provided. It doesn't even hit the ground, it just slides down. I had to slide objects under the part of the lid in front of the screen and lift the lid at an angle to provide more resistance to hold the monitor in place and prevent it from sliding. It's a simple fix, but I wish the cover had been thought out more carefully.