Review on Usparkle CX156TP-C 15.6-inch Full HD Touchscreen with 10-Point Multi-Touch, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, IPS Panel by Exal Magyar

This is a great monitor if you want something like a lighter, thinner monitor. This doesn't take over the monitor as you'll need to plug it into the wall, so keep that in mind. Compared to a portable monitor, it's a bit thicker to accommodate all the ports. It has legacy connections like VGA and DVI, which is good if you want something of a portable repair monitor, which is what I use it for. The touchscreen is good so far. It's fairly responsive and fairly accurate. I didn't have any issues with him being off center or not responding. This works very well for me and my repair, but be aware that accessing the touchscreen requires an additional USB port directly in the device. Otherwise it doesn't work. Again, in terms of size, it's very thinner than your traditional monitors and much lighter, but you get all the ports you need: VGA, HDMI and DVI. It uses USB-B (not 3.0), which is a bit dated for a touchscreen. I wish there were more Type C's so you can connect directly to the monitor with just one cable. It fits in my laptop bag but unfortunately not with my laptop. You can power it from an outlet. A normal HDMI is used to connect to the monitor. If you need a longer cable, you just need to buy a longer HDMI cable. I tried it with my USB game console and it worked fine. Please note that the touch screen only works with computers. As far as I can tell, gaming consoles will not have touchscreen capabilities. As far as I can tell, there were no video quality issues. It comes with an internal speaker. For the most part, the volume is pretty decent, but not the best. It does the job for what I need. The monitor also has an AUX port for connecting headphones directly to the monitor, which is a nice touch. There are also mounting holes on the back so you can mount this monitor on a regular monitor stand if you wish. You can get pretty good video quality. The controls are ok and quite simple. The image was fairly smooth and I didn't strain my eyes playing this one. In terms of the touchscreen, the touchscreen is fine. You can click, drag and press play. It's also a good way to boost certain things. It's not the best. My touch doesn't always register and when I drag and drop a file it sometimes stops working and I have to click it again. The outer case may have scratches, but this is not noticeable due to the color. The screen itself isn't that easy to leave fingerprints on, but I have a feeling it can be scratched fairly easily. Wipe clean with a microfiber cloth if necessary. The outer casing is VERY durable compared to other monitors. It's all metal. Overall, this is a good monitor for a lighter monitor. It's not exactly portable due to the need for an outlet, but you can take it with you when you need to do repairs. It has vintage connectors so I can easily connect it to any device I need to fix, including an old computer. You can connect game consoles or computers. The computer/game console should automatically output data to this device. It requires quite a bit of power, so you'll need a wall plug, which is located at the bottom of this monitor. The touchscreen is really good but can be a bit choppy at times. He gets the job done and responds. It is also nice that the device has mounting holes so that you can plug it directly into a monitor stand.