Review on InnoView Portable Raspberry Ultrawide Screen Monitor INVPM001 📺 - Full Speaker, 178° Viewing Angle, 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Anti-Glare Coating by Jay Lewellen

Bought first Gtek, blurry picture, dull colors. Then I bought KYY, a distorted image and highlights around the edges. Then I bought this Innoview, a cut up, and I'm keeping it. Cons: Speakers. They are very loud and clear which is great. The problem is inevitable, the speakers are on the back instead of facing you, also this monitor is very thin leaving not much room for more advanced technology. They get the job done, but it's annoying at first when using regular desktop or TV speakers. Brightness/Brightness: It's not boring, but colors do get dark for gaming. I want to increase brightness, not brightness, or adjust gamma. There is no way you can see the dark/scary play in the room unless the lights go out. The built in kickstand is great, but you can only access the plugs/inputs when it's extended. So if you want to keep the monitor closed and flat and use a different stand, you can't. No case: This thing is very thin and delicate, I'm not sure how I'm going to travel with it yet. Pros: For the price, this is the sharpest, brightest color monitor I've tried and it was my top priority. For me it outweighs all the cons.