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

In general I am very happy. It's razor-thin and can be powered directly from a USB-C cable, which also provides video. To switch inputs you need to press two small buttons on the side: one to bring up an input selector and a rocker to select an input. It would be great if they put a touch sensor on the front or software to switch monitors from a connected computer. If you're using multiple computers, beware of USB-C cables that don't support video, and note that HDMI cables don't power the monitor. The mini-HDMI and USB-C ports are in the lower left corner on the side. I placed my monitor on the monitor stand, but my mount (Mount-it laptop mount) covered the HDMI and bottom USB-C ports. I replaced the mount with a Vivo tablet mount and everything was fine.4. My device didn't come with a case so I ordered an InnoView felt case to protect this beautiful device while traveling. Both products are high quality, stylish and very compact.