Review on Usparkle CX156TP-C 15.6-inch Full HD Touchscreen with 10-Point Multi-Touch, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, IPS Panel by Kevin Weeman

This monitor is pretty decent and the IPS panel looks nice. I used it as an additional monitor to my desktop with touch setting. While the manual states that touch input won't work properly if it's not your primary monitor, at least on Windows 10 or 11 it doesn't. Yes, by default any touch input behaves as if it is on the main monitor, which may not be that monitor (not in my case). However, Windows lets you designate which monitor is touch-sensitive, allowing you to use touch on it as a secondary monitor. This is in the old Control Panel, under Desktop Settings, then click Settings. in the setup section and follow the instructions to set up this monitor as a touch monitor. The monitor itself works well, I set it up in portrait mode and attached it to the monitor arm using VESA 75x75 connectors. When connected via HDMI, the monitor's speakers even play sounds transmitted via an HDMI connection. The speakers are very thin and don't sound great when loud, and I wouldn't try to play music through them, but they're great for things like system sounds, notifications, or some basic voice chat. All in all, this is a good monitor for what it is. While I use it as a small secondary touch monitor for my desktop, I think it also works well for a smart home wall display and even includes a wall mount.