Review on INNOCN Ultrawide Monitor USB Type 29", 2560X1080P, 75Hz, Wall Mountable, Ultrawide Screen, Tilt Adjustment, Pivot Adjustment, by Shane Freeman

It's from a company I've never heard of before, and usually those "randomly encrypted nonsensical emails" from the company pack exactly the same as everyone else, but it's top notch in every way. The screen looks great and there is a lot of attention to detail. . The stand is easy to assemble, requires no tools and leaves the screws needed to attach to a third-party monitor mount in place. And he feels strong. With this stand you don't need to upgrade to a better stand, but the mount is there if you want. I have several laptops, ChromeOS and Windows, and they can all be connected via USB-C at full resolution, although I'm sure it will depend on your laptop in the end. All those offering USB-C charging have also done so with no problems. The only one I have that doesn't charge via USB-C isn't designed for that feature as it's a gaming laptop that draws way too much power anyway. I was also able to test my Nintendo Switch. It can run in a "stretched" format that fills the screen but looks weird, or in a "boxed" format that places black bars on either side but maintains the Switch's aspect ratio. The switch could be charged at the same time. The speakers are very similar to those found on any average monitor I've ever used: they're good, but unremarkable. They are not audiophile but functional.