Review on KYY Portable Monitor 15.6 Inch | External 1920X1080P 60Hz | Built-in Speakers | K3-1 IPS - Review & Specs by Colton Reid

Like anyone who occasionally works remotely, I end up with countless open windows and find it difficult to get my work done (not to mention aging and my eyesight) on a small 14-inch laptop screen. I got this because I was traveling and not "I don't want to take a whole week vacation. I got EXACTLY what I wanted from this product. Let me tell you the good things and what you should know. All of this I like to connect it to my computer via USB4, but I use USB4 to charge my computer when I travel because the charger is so light and small that I decided to have an HDMI cable included, I have mine in plugged into my computer's USB 3.0 port and connected the USB-C cable to the monitor. Turn it on! A lot of bad things have been said about the case. I found it very functional. viewing angles, but I did everything with the case, with one 7.0 quake e it wouldn't have tipped over but after a week of use it worked perfectly tew good lots of good stuff for working with websites docs spreadsheets and the like but when I'm making a traveling video file mer or photographer, I would like something better. For me? worked fine For the price I paid I couldn't be happier. Of course I would have liked it to be bigger, but this one fits in my laptop bag without any problems. I would prefer one with a built in battery so I don't have to connect a bulky HDMI cable. I would like a better case/stand. But actually it is a solid device, and if you want to buy at a bargain price, you have to make compromises. With that in mind, I would highly recommend this monitor to anyone who needs visual real estate for work, especially when traveling. It's thin, light, functional and won't break the bank. It's a big win for such a small screen.