LG Gram Portable WQXGA Monitor 16", 60 - Anti Glare Screen, Lightweight Design - Ideal for On-the-Go Productivity and Entertainment (Model: 16MQ70.ADSU1) Review

I've used about four portable monitors in the past and this is my favorite so far. The screen size and resolution correspond to a good 16-17 inch laptop. The case is very light and small for the offered screen size. It's a lot more drinkable than other similar screen size portable monitors I've used. My OS reports 75Hz support for this display at the full 2650x1600 resolution, even though it says it only runs at 60. I don't see any problems with 75. The lid looks well put together. It attaches…

I am very happy with the LG Gram+ View. The screen is crystal clear with a matte finish, so there's no glare and it's super easy to set up. I just connected the USB-C cable that came with the monitor to my Macbook and I'm good to go. Revain's delivery was on time and the price was fair. To win. :) I will say that some reviewers have mentioned that it is better to keep the laptop plugged in when connected to this monitor as it will drain the battery. I found I could work quite a bit before using

I bought this on a drunken whim. I liked the 16:10 aspect ratio. I do a lot of CAD and spreadsheet work, so the extra vertical makes a difference. Good. A week later my whole family got sick. The husband gets an office. Children are given desks in the bedroom. I'm stuck at the kitchen table. I don't know how I was able to be so productive with this little pen side shield when I was constantly sneezing and coughing. When the kitchen chair starts to hurt, I set my setup on the couch with just a…

This is a great portable screen with very good color reproduction and sharpness. Works best as an extra screen next to a laptop. Works great with MacBook Pro M1. The USB-C connection must supply power to function.

I've been looking for portable monitors to work with for a while and all of them were either poor quality or didn't have very good resolution. I tried the popular one and wasn't happy either. The LG Gram View+ was just released so it took me a while to get it but I'm very happy with it. The build is fantastic and the aluminum body is slim and solid. The magnetic lid is also great, with which you can use two corners. The screen resolution is the same as my MacBook with Retina display, so the…

It's great for getting work done. While the 16:10 aspect ratio isn't as ideal as a 3:2 display for productivity tasks, it is much better than the 16:9 aspect ratio found on most portable displays. The stand only works in two angles but is much stronger than most portable displays on the market. The USB-C connection works great with Macbook and Windows laptops (tested with Zephyrus G14). Due to the shortcomings mentioned above, it doesn't get full marks, but it's quite usable.

I bought two of these monitors for remote work while traveling. These monitors are perfect. I put them in a neoprene zip case and keep them in my bag when I travel as they are quite flimsy and can break if not protected.

I was really looking forward to this purchase. It turned out to be absolute nonsense. I have no idea how this got the "Revane's Choice" label. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND AVOID EVERY PRICE. I have a new Lenovo "Yoga 7i (16" Intel)" laptop with multiple latest generation "USB-C Thunderbolt™ 4" ports. The image in the LG display shows exactly the ports I am showing my laptop. However, the screen only turns on briefly and does not receive video calls. I understand that there are many different ports and…

The product does not work with my PC's USB-C port. It requires but does not have a VGA connector. I've found that Windows PCs don't have enough USB-C bandwidth to create an image. I tried using a VGA to USB-C cable and plugging one of the USB-C ports into the computer while using the VGA to USB-C cable, but that didn't work either . I should add that the device works well with MacBook USB. -C Thunderbolt ports (but I need it to work with my PC too). The picture is very beautiful and bright.

So far I've only received this product and I don't know how to use it long-term. It looks fantastic, and if you're looking for a lightweight portable monitor for maximum performance, this is it. The $350 price tag isn't an issue if performance and portability are your top priorities. The difference between 1440p and 1080p is day and night. I'm comfortable enough on this monitor to maximize windows to 150% and very comfortable seeing 36 rows of Excel. than that. It's slim, light and productive…

good coloring; 2k resolution is sufficient; The 16:10 screen ratio is really good for work; Make sure your laptop has a Thunderbolt Type-C port, as a regular USB Type-C port doesn't have enough bandwidth for the display signal and power delivery. I really want a 17 inch monitor but a 16 inch monitor is fine; I suspect LG makes these monitors with panels left over from their Gram 16 line of laptops;

The screen is durable and has a nice lid stand. Resolution is excellent, powered by USB-C. The only change will be more flexibility when tilting the screen. The chassis is only at an angle.

Love - Increase productivity with portability. Hass - The LG Gram17 will technically work with two of these I bought locally, but there are no dongles to power two of them, so you'll have to run two additional screens on the laptop battery alone. This is possible with a laptop with a 2USBC port and a separate adapter, but the LG Gram 17 is perfect for my needs. With all three, it's still lighter than many large-screen laptops I've had in the past. LG will produce a powered USB-C hub for this…

Worked great a few times when I was using it until suddenly, in less than 90 days, the monitor just stopped showing up. Now useless paperweight. I tried to contact LG support several times but they don't help me. Keep telling me to talk to another department. They keep pointing me to "Laptop" support. but it's not a laptop. This is a monitor.