Portable Monitor 15.6 Inch 1080P 120Hz FHD Travel Metal Second External USB-C Computer Gaming Monitor with Case & Speakers for Laptop, Phone, SWTICH, PS4/PS5, etc.

This works really well. It's easy to use, everything I've plugged into it works as expected. The display quality is good. The only issue is every time I turn it on brightness is set to the lowest setting and I have to go thru the menus using the buttons on the display to turn the brightness up.

Monitor has good picture quality, sharp for this size, max resolution is 1920x1080, my model is 120 Hz,no touch screen. Brithness can be set higher from default level, overall it's ok. I'd like to add more vivid colors, but overall they also are fine.Monitor comes with the nice grey case that is used as a stand, angle can be adjusted. Case material is of good quality. There are two holes at the back so monitor can be hang. There is a protection film in the set, although it makes picture quality worse.It has small buit-in speakers, as expected those are of decent sound quality.Connectivity - I think it's great if you are using usb-c/thunderbolt. In this case you don't need to use external power supply, everything is done over usb-c cable. If monitor is plugged over HDMI then extra power required, for that monitor has usb-c plug. In case of HDMI it's mini-HDMI to the monitor. Needed cable comes with the monitor but it's something to keep in mind as it's not very common one and you'll probably need to cary one with you in case of mobile use.It has one data USB port, so you can plug something like mouse receiver.My overall verdict - good portable features, picture quality ok but not superior. Good value for money.

The media could not be loaded. It's yet another disappointing portable monitor that I buy and test out here at Amazon.I'm beginning to realize that you get what you pay for, only this monitor is not really that inexpensive.For most people it will be hard to detect any blemishes with this monitor. But for the trained eye, it's a different story.The screen is not too bright. Significantly lower than my laptop's highest brightness setting.The particular unit I received of this ZeuSlap 1080p 120Hz portable monitor came with a dead pixel.There's no sharpness control in the menu of options. Image is not as sharp as it should without this important feature. Color accuracy is also pretty bad.One thing I was impressed by is the packaging this monitor came with. Very secure and nicely cushioned.The design of this monitor is pretty dated. Cheap plastic body and it is significantly thicker than most portable monitors I've tested in recent times. The folio cover adds to the overall thickness and there's two metal bolts protruding in the back of the monitor. Very bad design that could damage the inside of your purse or bag.Speaker are on the weak side as well. Sound reproduction from this monitor is poor.Price is another negative about this monitor. This should not cost more than one hundred to one twenty in my humble opinion.You can definitely find better portable monitors in this price range.

Overall, I think the monitor is lacking in features that I would have liked to see, but is decent quality.The picture is good, with no blurring, no dead pixels, a sharp image. The brightness is good enough for indoor use. The contrast and color depths is pretty shallow... and the documentation that came with mine said it has a contrast ratio of 800:1, not 1200:1. The responsiveness is also quite good for being a portable monitor - I could game on this if I wanted to.Audio is tin-like, but loud enough for casual use. I would never watch a movie or listen to music with such audio, but for meetings or basic multi-media it's acceptable.Physically speaking, it's well put together. The chassis feels sturdy, I like the VESA mounts, the hole in the bottom right might be useful for some for locking or hanging. The monitor is a bit vulnerable, being the typical non-glass laptop monitor style of plastic.It did come with a screen protector, which with some time and effort I got on without any major bubbles... it has some slight gaps along the edges, but I would have preferred the panel to be glass than to put a protector on.I am disappointed by the connections, though. It has two USB-C, one being for data supposedly... but I could not get the monitor to connect to a computer though the data port, only powered through it... so I have to use the HDMI input. Not a huge issue, but it does mean having to use two separate cables at least.This is too expensive at $169... there is plenty of competition that offer much cheaper alternatives with the same feature set.The monitor panel itself measures 13-15/16 x 8-13/16 inches. The overall size including the case is about 14-1/4 x 9-1/4 inches.The included USB-A to USB-C Cable (for power) measures 59.5 inches, the USB-C to USB-C cable measures 39.7 inches, the HDMI to Mini-HDMI cable measures 39.3 inches, and the Micro-USB to USB-A (female) cable adapter that allows for mice/keyboards to be plugged into the monitor measures just over 7.5 inches long. The included AC/DC adapter has an output of 5V 3A, USB-A.