Review on InnoView Portable Raspberry Ultrawide Screen Monitor INVPM001 📺 - Full Speaker, 178° Viewing Angle, 1920X1080P, 60Hz, Anti-Glare Coating by Rodney Nicholas

I just received it so I can't comment on durability. However, the screen has a very good color match to my 2013 Macbook Pro without me having to fiddle with color settings. I went ahead and turned the brightness up to max as the center area was a little dark, but other than that the display is actually pretty good and was ready to use right out of the box. Also, the screen has an excellent stand. The stand is fully adjustable and stiff enough that I don't think it will slip off over time. The screen has rubberized grips on both the stand and the bottom of the screen, which also helps with stability. The only thing that confuses me is that the kit does not include a case and the cables that come with it are a bit short. Also, the screen is really thin, so while it doesn't feel cheap, I'll be very careful with it. Update: After using this screen for about a week, I found that the HDMI connection can be a bit finicky. It doesn't happen often, but every now and then the connection drops for a second. My old portable monitor (from another company) did the same thing, so there might be a problem with the HDMI port on my computer. Second update: I've had this monitor for about a month and a half now and it keeps turning off from time to time. . It looks like a problem with the HDMI connection. I also just had the screen getting a bit static; However, this is the first time this has happened. With all that said, I still think this is a decent monitor for its price.