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So this thing is actually really REALLY good
Honestly, this was an impulse buy for me. I hoped I would get it and it would be horrible so I could send it back and get a refund. The problem is...it's actually REALLY good. The brightness is fine for my use, the colors are vibrant, the contrast is great, and there's no backlight bleed to be found. The speakers are a bit on the quiet side but I'm using it both as a secondary display on a portable gaming PC and as a portable monitor for my XBox One S. For the PC, the speakers don't matter. For the Xbox, they're fine if I'm gaming in a quiet room by myself. If I'm gaming in a noisier environment, or want bigger sound, I have the option of plugging headphones into either the display itself or my XBox controller. Either way, I'm good to go. The only complaint I have is that my XBox booted into low resolution mode because it was previously connected to a 4k TV. Low res mode boots into 640x480 and this display does not seem to like that, resulting in this weird double image that bounces up and down and has lots of distortion. The only solutions I know of are to disable 4k ahead of time, via the XBox settings, or just make your way to the settings to switch the display resolution to 1080p. While it's awkward, it's not impossible to do this while the display is freaking out. With all of the benefits this display provides, this feels like a very small sacrifice. I'm not even a little bit mad that a modern LCD panel in 2020 doesn't support 640x480. I'm keeping this thing and it's now a permanent addition to my gaming backpack.
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