G-STORY Portable FreeSync Speakers Nintendo 15.6" 165Hz Ultrawide Screen with Wall Mount & Flicker-Free Technology, 1920x1080p Display - GST56 Review

Computer: Mini ITX Build (Small Form Factor): Inwin Chopin Chassis (3.3L), Asus B550-I (motherboard) with Ryzen 7 Pro 4750g (65W) processor with integrated graphics (CPU with GPU) At first I was hesitant to buy the monitor due to the lack of a dedicated USB-C display port on the motherboard and also because it can see the integrated GPU. After some trial and error I found the right setting to enable 144Hz. * Unlike USB-C enabled devices e.g. B. Switches, laptops, the portable monitors partially

Overall I am very happy with my purchase. The display does everything it's supposed to do, delivering a fast, smooth, and beautiful gaming experience. The frame rate is good and works as expected. HDR looks great after some tweaking in Windows and some contrast and brightness adjustments to make sure things aren't too blurry. A mostly solid experience once you've got everything set up. However, with this form factor you make a lot of concessions to usability and things weren't perfect…

So far I've tried it with CS:GO and Valorant and I'm very happy with the image quality, refresh rate and response time. I immediately felt the difference in responsiveness. I didn't expect to like it so much. I'm even considering making it the default monitor. I like the smaller size, the really good image quality and of course the higher refresh rate! Start this on sale and it will offer the best value for money, at least for PC gaming. Will be updated for console. UPDATE: Unfortunately I am…

I went back and forth on my evaluation - counting from three to five. I tend to look on the bright side. My final decision is explained below. As a portable monitor - very good - good picture, very portable. Some people here have complained about the stand, I haven't had any problems. It has a very compact design for easy portability. Easily fits in a bag with a laptop. Bought this monitor for two functions. When I'm at home I like to use it as a second monitor to my desktop. He's great at…

Works great on PC and Ps5. BUT no matter what, use BOTH ports for power. I used the included power adapter and connected both the USB A 3.0 ports on the Ps5 and the USB side to the bottom USB port on the monitor. I then used a different power supply for a different USB port on the monitor. I then used a mini HDMI for the signal. 120 works fine on PS5. On PC, my 3080 made it through 165 with no problems. This is a great monitor for portability. For the first 30 minutes I wanted to send it back…

I travel a lot and also like to play mainly FPS. I use a fairly fast monitor at home and I'm used to a higher refresh rate. Although after 144 Hz I can't say anything at all. This little monitor gets the job done and is probably the best portable monitor in my opinion as anything over 165Hz is just ridiculous and a waste of money right now. My only complaint! The remote control does not work or the supplied battery is dead. The option button is very inconvenient because you have to use it a lot

The image on the monitor looks good and works well with my laptop. The laptop displays it in 1080p at 120Hz. Unfortunately when used with my Xbox Series S it doesn't detect if it supports 120Hz and only works at 1080p at 60Hz. The packaging was great and I'm happy with it, I just wish it worked better with the Xbox Series S.

It's leaning against a shoebox at the moment, the stand is probably good enough but I find it easier to just lean it against something. Picture quality is good and 1080p at 15 inches is tighter than 1440p at 27 inches, so no complaints. I had connection problems for a long time and on a whim I ordered a new mini HDMI to HDMI cable and it works much better. My only concern is that the menus will be distracting when used without the remote. You cannot return to a tab in the menu as you can only…

The GSTORY portable gaming monitor is a great option for those who like gaming on the go! I've only tested it with my PC so far, but here are some highlights: - Power and data over a single cable: Your graphics card needs a USB-C connector, but luckily mine still supports virtual connections. It also works well with USB-C ports on a Macbook Pro. - High refresh rate: I've never had a monitor with a high refresh rate, but I can definitely see the difference between 60Hz and +120Hz. - Portability!

So far I'm really impressed with this monitor! I wanted to make a few quick notes to help other people with M1 Macs: * Out of the box (out of the box) the frequency was capped at 60Hz and the resolution was changed (making everything look short and wide). I was able to fix this by enabling Freesync/Gsync (default is "Off"). After turning on Freesync/Gsync everything was in the right proportions, the refresh rate jumped to 165Hz and the colors look great! not to forget to update this review)…

This monitor was definitely worth buying, and if you're looking for a portable gaming monitor that rivals Asus' $600 monitors, then this monitor is for you with a perfect 165Hz gaming frame rate and great image quality just what you need to help you play. competitive like Fortnite. If you really want to beat your friends then I 100% recommend this monitor.

The high refresh rate looks good, but G-sync doesn't work because of my laptop. Type-C is cool and it's the future. With this monitor, you can even connect your Nintendo Switch to it without a docking station, which is cool. I don't know much about color accuracy or anything, but the display is a lot brighter than my laptop's display, which is great. What annoys me the most is that the speakers aren't very good and the headphone jack is worse. Although they are better than nothing. Also super…

I was looking for an extra monitor for my desktop computer, but not just any monitor. I wanted something compact that wouldn't take up much space on my desk. It was a monitor. Small, thin, light and comes with all the accessories you need to get started. You can adjust the monitor settings by accessing the menu. The monitor comes with a built-in speaker, which comes in handy when you just need basic audio. Connections: 1 audio/headphone jack, 1 mini HDMI, 2 USB-C ports (one is dedicated for…

When it comes to composing and orchestrating, the new trend (which I really like) is having one of those flat screens between my 88-key keyboard controller and my main monitor, specifically to show the mixer. I don't need a touchscreen, I prefer a very sharp and bright non-touchscreen and that's it. I use a USB-C power cable to the PSU for power and a mini-HDMI cable to my graphics card. The picture quality is excellent. Not exactly for photo editing, but for general viewing it's really sharp…

This is my first portable monitor and I am very impressed with the product, obscurely named "G-Story" which is made in China/Hong Kong. The display is very well put together and doesn't feel cheap. It works great with my PS3, PS4 and MacBook Pro. No connection problems or bad picture quality. I have yet to test on retro consoles but will update this review when I do. Remote control). In addition, the display cannot be set up at any angle, it must be set to approx. 25 degrees, otherwise the…

I got this for a reason and only got minimally tired of other things. I wanted to connect my laptop to a monitor and watch movies in my room. There is little else that interests me. I tried playing around a bit and it worked fine. This is a portable monitor so I was interested in the fact that you can take it anywhere. Let's talk about packaging. It was possible to play football with the box without damaging the monitor. Packed so well. Kudos to manufacturers for that, as shipping electronics…

This portable monitor works well with my Android devices and my laptop when I need to extend the display. You have two different connection options: via a USB-C cable to a device that supports Thunderbolt or DP alt mode via a USB-C port. Or you can use an HDMI cable along with connecting a separate USB-C cable to power the display on that connection. In any case, it works well and painlessly. No drivers required. The display is bright and I like the 165Hz refresh rate. Comes with a folio-style…

Overall it's pretty good and one of the few high refresh rate portable monitors available. Pros: - Runs at 144Hz with no dropped frames. Most other competitive portable monitors run at a maximum frequency of 60Hz. The price is pretty good, costing a lot less than an ASUS 240Hz portable monitor, even though this monitor has a higher refresh rate and a larger 17-inch screen has. The screen diagonal is 15 inches and is quite thin. Bezels (barely) fit in my Magichold 360 tablet holder. The…

Good communication with the company, although in the end the product didn't survive. Rest assured that you will receive good customer service if your product fails.

Work exactly as expected and meet expectations. Ideal as a second monitor or monitor on the go. This proved useful for a dual computer when working from home.