Review on Arzopa 15.6 inch Portable Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate, Blue Light Filter, Anti-Glare Coating, Built-In Speakers, and G1 Game Support by Brad Woodward

I ordered mine yesterday and I'm receiving it today, so I don't have the actual item yet, but I'd like to at least share my experience of finding such a device. I have the following configuration: M1 Mac Mini with two 4K monitors. One of these monitors is for a 24/7 surveillance system and the other monitor for watching YouTube, Hulu, etc. I also have a main PC. I'm temporarily using one of the Mac's 4K displays until this little guy shows up. I also have an iPad Air with a mini device as an advanced desktop accessory. As such, the Mac is my workhorse and gaming rig. for everything else, including games. If you're playing on a 4K display, your FPS will hit you hard, no matter how godlike your rig is. So I prefer to leave it at 1920 x 1080 with all graphics settings at maximum and above 100 fps. After receiving the item and playing with it a little, I will come back to this post and tell you about my experience. I actually had a monitor similar to this one on the Dell website and as I have an outstanding balance with them I ordered it and as soon as I found this I canceled immediately. The other display was 1.6 inches smaller, with a 60Hz refresh rate instead of 144 and a very poor aspect ratio in comparison. I've been using it since I got it and love it. Tip: Get an adjustable iPad stand. . I received one and only removed the screen cover as I won't be traveling with it. It's just perfect for my niche. I needed a good gaming display with a high refresh rate but a small footprint. It met my expectations and then some.