Review on KPKUE 15 6-Inch Portable Computer Monitor - External 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Built-In Speakers, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, Z1 Pro, HD, HDMI by Luke Staggs

What's included: Comes in a very nice box that looks nice with soft lining and small cutouts for cords. Includes Type-C to Type-C Cable, Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable, USB-A to Type-C Cable, Power Adapter, Case around monitor, Monitor itself and a small manual. I'm not sure if it's really leather like it says on the box. The case is magnetic on both sides (mostly the back) and nothing but magnetism holds it to the monitor. There are areas where you can fold the monitor, which is the main method of placement. Monitor: Fairly light, I think it's a bit heavier than my iPad Pro despite its size. It has multiple mini HDMI cable inputs, a USB-C port for power and image, a USB-C port for power only, and a headphone jack. If you are using mini HDMI, you need to connect both the USB-C power port and the mini HDMI port to the monitor. If your device supports USB-C, you can simply plug a connector into your monitor. There is a button and a small slider to control power and menus. Left and right are speakers. The screen is textured and the outside is a nice stylish blue color. They can change a few things on the menu shown in my photos. The black and white colors are pretty good, maybe even better than my laptop screen. The colors are generally a little off the intensity of my laptop, but only if I intentionally bother to compare them, to be honest I only knew because I noticed that my twitch logo wasn't quite there was as purple as I'm used to. Pros: Very nice packaging. The case is nice and I really like the matte blue metallic on the monitor. Super light and portable. Includes almost every cable you need to quickly connect most laptops. A USB-C works fine on my Dell XPS 15 to power my display and transmit to the monitor with a single cable. In fact, I can display three screens at the same time with my laptop monitor, this monitor with USB-C and another monitor with HDMI cable. The picture is clear and stable, the monitor works perfectly. The black ones are better than my laptop. Cons: The monitor doesn't attach to the case except with magnets in the top back, and the monitor can only stand by pulling the bottom toward the first groove on the case and flipping the lid for more grip. (See my photos). While it doesn't tip over when I intentionally push it slightly in different directions, it just doesn't make me feel like it's securely propped up in an environment where someone might hit it a little harder, especially considering that it is a monitor. The audio is a bit tinny, although I still only use my device for audio. And the colors are a little less vibrant than my laptop. Cost: I think this item has a lot of value. In its price range, it's cheaper or on par with many budget computer monitors, but has incredible portability that traditional monitors don't have. If you're willing to shell out big bucks for a top-of-the-line gaming monitor just for a desk, then this probably isn't the case. If you want a monitor that can do it all and you can easily carry it around the house, put it in your bag and use it on the go, then this is for you. Once I started using a second monitor I could never go back to a single monitor as my productivity skyrocketed for many tasks. This portable monitor allows me to continue to be productive in many other places. I think it would also be great for a college student to have one in your bag because you can also bring your Nintendo Switch and play Smash with your friends between classes.