Review on AZMIOR 15.6" Portable Touchscreen Ultra Wide Frameless Speakers: 1920X1080P, Glossy Screen, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, HD+ by Shane Driscoll

UPDATE: Added video to show the features ====================================== I need small touchscreen monitor in my office this native 15.6 inch 1080p screen does what i need as the 4k resolution on a 15.6 inch screen is just too much. I was lucky to find this AZMIOR monitor with the specs I was looking for. I'm glad I made the purchase. The packaging was very nice and safe. In the box you will find everything you need to work with most of your devices. It includes a monitor, a screen protector, a mini HDMI to HDMI cable, a mini HDMI adapter, 2 USB-C cables, a USB-C to USB-A cable (for touchscreen function ), a micro USB OTG cable, a 45W power adapter and a user manual. . I wish it came with a laptop sleeve or folio case, but that's fine, you can just pick it up for less than $15. The general build quality is very impressive. I like that the body is aluminum and strong enough to handle flexing even with a very thin profile. The glass resembles that of an iPad Pro and feels solid, but I'll still put a screen protector over the 15.6-inch tempered glass screen for security reasons. The stand has all the ports and speakers, it can hold the monitor at different angles but with a little wobble if you touch the screen hard enough, but you don't need to touch it hard because the screen is sensitive enough to soft recognize touched. The ad is great. Images are crystal clear and feel like they're popping up. This monitor supports HDR. If your graphics card or even your gaming console supports it (I used PS4) I recommend using it for better dynamic range. The sound quality is loud enough to watch movies, it's laptop quality, but compared to my 12.9 inch iPad Pro, the iPad audio is a bit louder than this one. I love that this monitor has a headphone jack, HDMI and USB C can carry audio and send it to headphones. I've used this with Windows 10, Macbook, Linux Mint, iPad Pro, Samsung Galaxy Note 9, Playstation. 4, Google Chromecast and Miracast. They all worked pretty well (see video). For Windows and Linux, I was able to use the on-screen keyboard for more tablet functionality. For the iPad Pro, I was able to use this monitor as an extended display if the app supported it, like LumaFusion or even Netflix. I also tested it on a Samsung Galaxy Note 9, this monitor is great for using Dex, it turns a smartphone into a desktop computing environment. When I connected it to my Playstation 4, the PS4 immediately recognized HDR and asked if I would like to set it up. I just followed the setup wizard and it improved the visual quality of my games. For true portability, I connected this monitor to a Google Chromecast dongle along with a portable battery and was able to wirelessly stream my laptop screen. Same functionality with Miracast dongle. Overall this monitor is very versatile, I like the other features like the gravity sensor which I don't really need but could have many use cases for other people like watching live streams from social media. , or a portrait video conference in full screen mode. In terms of media consumption, I've compared this side-by-side with my 15.6-inch 4K monitor and it's really hard to tell the difference unless you're looking really close at the screen to see the pixels to see. If you decide to go with a 15.6 screen between 4K and 1080P, save money and get this unless you need a lot of screen real estate.