Does what it says on the tin. It’s nothing particularly fancy, the build isn’t overly impressive but it does the job and it’s a decent price. I don’t have too many other portable monitors to compare them to others at this price point so can’t say how it fares.

This one does have the benefit of a full size HDMI port while some others use a mini HDMI. Saves you using adapters or other cables. There’s a HDR option but I don’t know if mine was faulty, but I couldn’t get it to work right. Customer support was superb and really helpful, worth a bump in reviews score alone.

The picture quality, again, is fine. It didn’t amaze me, but it does have a non reflective screen which is a big boost. It took a fair bit of tuning for me to get it right. Initially it was far too dim.
There are 3 buttons on the side.
The top one (1) adjusts volume, The middle one (2) is used to tweak further settings and also as a “select” option, the bottom one (3) adjust brightness.
So when you press 1 first, holding 1 will increase the volume, holding 2 will exit the menu, and holding 3 decrease the volume. Same if you press 3 first, just for brightness instead.

Pressing 2 first will let you change further options like contrast, colours, picture mode, colour temperature, etc. Here, 1 and 3 act as your scroll buttons, while 2 remains a select option to go into the different settings. Holding 2 always works as a “back” button to get out of menus.

I write that out in the hope it helps because it can be a little confusing at first and therefore tricky to tweak the settings how you want. It’s not immediately clear what they all do but you get to grips with it by playing around. I was able to set it to a level I was content with and have kept it that way.

Audio quality is good, surprisingly decent for a small monitor. Gets suitably loud and isn’t too tinny. I’m not a huge fan of the single stand. It’s fine on completely flat services but the way I have it set up it does rock a bit which can mean it tips. It’s not wildly unstable or anything, but if you’ve used a Nintendo Switch with a stand you’ll know what it can be like. It’s nice and lightweight too. It’s a plastic body but has so far been quite sturdy and taken a few tumbles.

I don’t really know if it’s the best screen for the price, since I’ve not tried others but it does do the job and the customer service was very good. If the review was helpful please click the helpful button below 🙂