Innocn 13.3-Inch Portable USB-C OLED Monitor - Editing Friendly with 60Hz and 1MS Refresh Rate for Mac and PC - Model 13K1F Review

Numerous reviews have complained about the delicacy of the attachment and here's why Innocn mounted the magnets upside down on either side so they repel each other instead of connecting firmly in the middle. For the same reason, the attachment is only held in 4 main directions around the attachment area. (I reported the issue to Innocn and asked them to replace the bracket and will update this review with their response.) Absolutely flawless screen. Out of the box, the colors are accurate even…

This display is amazing. The picture quality is top notch, and the exterior build quality is also top notch. It was easily recognized by both the old rPi and the Intel Compute Board. Both boards recognized it as a 1920x1080 60Hz display. Some notes; if you use: HDMI + USB top = 20% maximum brightness HDMI + USB bottom = 100% maximum brightness USB top only = 20% maximum brightness USB top + USB bottom = 100% maximum brightness. So as long as the bottom USB port is plugged in, you'll get 100%…

Full disclaimer: I had to return this, not because of the monitor but because I needed to get a touch. Although I had a monitor I have to say the display is just amazing. The fact that it's OLED and 1080P meant I could connect my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra to it and it would automatically launch the DEX Android desktop, which was one of the main reasons I bought it. Being OLED and 1080p, the power requirement is much lower than your standard higher resolution 4K monitors, meaning my Samsung phone

This is kind of a review in progress, but it seemed too good to be true; OLED for less than $250? No way, I thought. Well, it's not all sun and roses as the device I received seemed to have weird EDID issues where it often claimed to be 720p and only occasionally allowed 1080p signals. But it's such an amazing screen and the build quality is amazing. I love the magnetic stand for the 13.3 and wouldn't do without it, even though the 15.6 sometimes sells for $280 since it just seems to have a…

I bought this 13.3 inch mainly to connect to my iPhone XS. I travel a lot and like to watch/stream movies. I connect it to a 300 watt hour battery and it draws 4 watts when the scene is mostly dark and up to 7 watts in bright scenes. As other reviewers point out, use a high-power USB port or plug the included peripheral into a power outlet. Black levels are excellent, better than the iPad mini 6. Not as good as my LG c1 but close. If the original content is high quality (1080p or higher), then…

So I initially gave a bad review, but after innocn contacted me and replaced my faulty monitor, and after extensive testing to ensure my unit is fully functional, I feel like I still owe the company some props. In terms of image quality, this monitor is the best for its price. I think Innocn offers a really unique product as cheap OLED screens are practically non-existent in the TV/monitor space. Similar priced displays will cost you hundreds of dollars more. After experiencing the difference…

First of all, I like the build quality. It feels solid. I also like the metal stand as it takes up little desk space. I use it as an additional palette toolbar monitor on my desk. For reference I have an early Asus 15.6" USB-C Zen, a Lenovo 14" M14 and an unnamed 13" LCD with USB-C and Micro HDMI. So I have several portable monitors and this one is quality by far the best. Blacks are deep and very accurate. Comparable to my iPad Pro. Now for the cons. Only 20% brightness over a single USB-C…

UPDATE: After I posted my initial review, Innocn contacted us to answer any questions/concerns about the product and encouraged me to test it again with more information. While it would be ideal if a single cable could supply all of the power needed to power the display at full brightness, after testing two other brands I found that it's actually a fairly unusual feature to have a second Cables to get an extra boost in brightness Models like the Asus Zenscreen only offer a low/medium brightness

Wanted to install a small monitor in the bedroom to display the content being displayed in the living room. It took a minute to fix black levels on PC with the Windows fix mentioned by another reviewer. Looks better than 2016's 55-inch LG OLED, reflective when plugged in and turned up brighter. I never thought South Park could look beautiful, but the colors are really impressive.

I have several different small thin monitors but this one is brighter and has better color accuracy than the others. The only improvement would be the stand. Since it is held in place with a magnet, it will drop with a slight force.

Please note that the 13 inch screen only comes with a metal stand which is very flimsy and frankly USELESS. The company also doesn't sell cases like the ones that come with the 15-inch screen.

Great lightweight travel monitor. Clear picture and great color! The only drawback is that there is no cover for the monitor, but this can easily be solved with a light felt cover.

Wanted to install a small monitor in the bedroom to display the content being displayed in the living room. It took a minute to fix black levels on PC with the Windows fix mentioned by another reviewer. Looks better than 2016's 55-inch LG OLED, it's reflective when plugged into an outlet and cranked up in brightness. I never thought South Park could look beautiful, but the colors are really impressive.

The picture quality is good, the brightness is good, but unfortunately, despite the description and the questions asked, this display does NOT work with Nintendo Switch (USB-C to USB-C). Considering I returned it as Switch was my main use.

The picture quality is good, the brightness is good, but unfortunately, despite the description and the questions asked, this display does NOT work with Nintendo Switch (USB-C to USB-C). Considering I returned it as Switch was my main use.

If you think this is OLED, you are wrong. There's no black here, and it looks worse than bad LCDs. It's also nothing but green. Big waste of money. Just buy a real monitor or make your own portable monitor. Or, if you have the money, buy a Samsung or MSI laptop with OLED, or an LG Gram.

If you think this is OLED, you are wrong. There's no black here, and it looks worse than bad LCDs. It's also nothing but green. Big waste of money. Just buy a real monitor or make your own portable monitor. Or, if you have the money, buy a Samsung or MSI laptop with OLED, or an LG Gram.

Oled is the best and it definitely shows in this display. Unfortunately I had to send this display back because of too much input lag. It would be great otherwise down the line. Especially when compared to IPS displays, which typically have very poor contrast ratios and terribly matte surfaces.

Please note that the 13 inch screen only comes with a metal stand which is very flimsy and frankly USELESS. The company also doesn't sell cases like the ones that come with the 15-inch screen.

I wish I didn't have to do that. I tested several different screens and concluded that INNOCN OLED offers the brightest and best picture quality among other portable monitors. All utilities are there. But what good is this wonderful tool if it doesn't even work properly? I have a MacBook Pro (16 inch 2019) and unfortunately after 2 minutes with connected video on a portable display the entire CPU of the system is consumed. As you can see from the attached file my Macbook Pro is turning into a…