VILVA Portable-Monitor-for-Laptop - 15.6'' 1080P FHD IPS Display USB-C HDMI Portable Monitor for Laptop with Cover and Speakers External Monitor for Laptop/PC/Mac/Phone/Xbox Switch/PS4/

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Simple and well priced
This works like a charm, the color and response time is great, lots of control options. Even the sound is passable.
Don't lose the cables that come with this, even high quality versions from 'other' vendors will not work properly all the time. Good news is, the cables provided are really good, rugged too.
As this is so light and compact (no external power needed if you are using USB-C connection), and then a regular USB-C charger will power it if you need to connect via HDMI cable, which is also supplied.
Highly recommended.

Great!
I have a large ultrawide monitor that takes up most of the center of my desk, so I needed a small monitor to run beside it, and running this thing vertically just so happened to be *chefs kiss* perfect. It's the perfect little screen for running a browser window or hardware info on the side while gaming. I like to be able to pull up interactive game maps or look up info I need when gaming, and this thing is perfect for that. I can run Fan Control and Rainmeter with HWInfo on the side to keep an eye on my temps and fan/clock speeds, etc.

The monitor's image itself looks a lot better than I thought it would, and the OSD is surprisingly robust.

Because the ports for these portable monitors come out the sides, it can look a little messy and can get in the way in a permanent setup, so if you're going to use this at your desk, do yourself a favor and search Amazon for some 180-degree USB-C and Mini HDMI adapters (they'll allow you to put your monitor ports facing upward, and then the adapters will plug in and angle rearward and down just behind the monitor) so your cables hang down the back.

BUT make sure you get the mini-HDMI adapter with the correct orientation. You want to make sure when you plug the adapter in, the adapter is angled down the back of the monitor and not the front (with HDMI, it can only fit one way). You don't have to worry about this with USB-C.

Once you're done, it'll be nice and clean, and the only thing you'll see sticking out the side of the monitor are the tops of the little adapters.

You can then route the cables themselves down whatever arm you're putting this monitor on. The monitor also has two screw mounting points for a stand of some kind, so I imagine you could get this to attach to a small VESA mount. But I just used an articulating tablet arm that goes up to 15.6" and 3.3lbs. I might try to rig up the arm to where it screws into the back of the monitor, instead of clamping down on the sides of it.

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