Review on Eyoyo 2160X1440 Lightweight Raspberry Compatible Portable Monitor with Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers, Wall Mountable, EM12-2K by William Foster

I am using a multi-monitor system with an HDMI KVMP switch (keyboard, video, mouse and printer). I'm switching a screen as a Skype for Business shared presentation screen with my home PC. There are times when my work computer randomly starts Windows on an empty screen and I don't like going there to find the window. There are other times when I want my home monitor to be on. I bought it to sit under all my monitors and constantly mirror a replicated copy of my work machine. It's so small (and perfect) that I'll be using it instead of my G-Story 15.6" Portable Gaming0 4k monitor when I'm on the go. I love this monitor, but it's barely the size and weight of an iPad 12.9 2019 .And the case flips over to protect it.It's enough to be extremely useful at 1080p or 720p (my skype presentation) and it supports those resolutions.I've never tried using it in 2K , but it looks crisp and clear in both 1920 x 1080 and 1280 x 720. It can only be powered via USB C (along with video) through one port I'm using an HDMI port permanently disconnected from a second device Connection ("OREI UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 x 2 HDMI Splitter 1 in 2 Out 2 Port 4:4:4 8-bit - HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 18 Gbps"). Overall it's just as good as Asus and the more expensive options.The bezel at the bottom bothered me at first but honestly you want the screen because of the cables, tas elevate any writing, notepad, laptop, etc. that might be placed in front of it by about 1 inch. In fact, it would be less useful without that bezel.