Review on Ruvihya Portable 15.6" Touchscreen Monitor with 10-Point Touch, 60Hz, Flicker-Free, Frameless Design, Built-In HD Speakers by Adam Massingill

I have version 15.6 without touchscreen. I love it. I use it as a third monitor for work from home. My two primary monitors are large and used for work when I RDP into my work VM. This laptop monitor is used for MS commands so I can use it on a separate screen. It works great, bright and clear. The cable connections are located to the right of the monitor. I wanted this monitor to be on my right. This means that the cables must go through the stand from the left and then be connected. Looking around, I found two adapters that allow for good cable connections. Those are 180 degree bends. I have one for HDMI to mini HDMI and one for USB C. Make sure HDMI is pointing to the correct path as HDMI is not reversible like USB C. My setup is much better with this little monitor. I love it. I had no problems and I think the picture on the monitor is excellent. The stand/case is a bit mysterious but look at the photos and you should be able to figure it all out. he will float. Mine looked best with HDR disabled. 180 degree cable adapters were required so I could place the monitor to my right. The connections are located to the right of the monitor. Works with a USB-C port if supported by your PC, or with two cables (power and HDMI). Looks really great.