ARZOPA Portable Monitor, 14.0" Ultra Slim Portable Laptop Monitor FHD 1080P External Display with Dual Speakers Second Screen for Laptop PC Phone Xbox PS4/5 Switch - A1 GAMUT Slim

When I touched the box of it, i knew it would be ok, then when I opened it it even got better. It had all the cables needed to connect to different type of outputs. Then when I took the monitor in my hands the quality started to show itself a lot. I also read many 3 star reviews for this product. The manufacturer might have fixed many of those because to me it worked perfectly with my Ipad gen 10 with USB-C and 2014 macbook pro with hdmi. With macbook pro the resolution was really high and crisp.There are some items to watch out as it is true for any other product out there. One is the screen protector that also becomes a stand came with it. Since there is no instructions for it, i did struggle a lit bit to figure how to use it. At the end it was so simple, it is almost embarrassing to talk about it :) Basically just fold the front cover backwards, it becomes a nice stand. Second issue is the by default it was not in HDR mode. Once I start changing setting on the monitor and Ipad things started to get really nice. I used WIDE mode and HDR 2048 with Ipad, the screen became as good as Ipad's, at least to me. Third issue is vertical mode...since the usb-c and hdmi ports on one side, we need to use the other side on the flat desk place. But this side has the control buttons and the power buttons that stick out a little bit, push buttons. So, i used felt stickers to raise the edge a little bit then, i can do the vertical very easily. I do mostly emails, powerpoint, youtube, and office apps. Comparing its price to what it provides to me, i would say its value is really up there...I hope this review helps someone else.

Admittedly, I did not have very high expectations for this product. I needed a small foldable monitor to pair with my Mac mini that I was going to place on a bookshelf as a music server. The idea of making a headless unit gave me a headache so I decided to throw a tiny bit of money at the problem; hence the small footprint screen. This monitor came up as part of my search and with the added discounts, it made financial and logistical sense. Cut to the chase:Pros:1) Small footprint and easy connectivity makes this a no brainer.2) It comes with a multitude of connection options.3) The quality of the image is not bad; not great but it'll do for such a small screen that is, at best, an accessory screen.4) The OSD (On Screen Display) is actually pretty well thought-out and works quite well. While it's possible to get this reasonably color-accurate, I don't really think this is the kind of product that's made for that level of usage.5) The magneti cover/stand combo took a little getting used to but works reasonably well.Cons:1) The magnetic cover/stand combo takes a little figuring out. Others here have said it's a little flimsy as a stand and I can see their point but my experience is that it works quite well.2) The plastic construction and slim form factor leads me to wonder whether it would stand up to the rigors of the road. I don't plan on taking it much outside the house but it'd be interesting to see how it would handle being thrown in bags, etc.

I think I have only made one other review of a product ever, and that one was not favorable. However, this little portable monitor impressed me so much that I just had to say something. For use with a non-profit ministry, we needed a versatile and portable small monitor to be used for several purposes: as a teleprompter for video production, as an additional PC control screen, and alternately as a second monitor for travel with a laptop. We tried several brands and models and this one outperformed them all. It is the thinnest, most easily connectable, brightest and clearest, and most dependable of all we tried. In fact, we returned all others and bought a second one of these. I'd like to have a couple more, if we could afford them.If I had a complaint, it would only be that it doesn't have a 75mm VESA mount or 1/4" threaded hole for easy mounting with camera systems, and some others do. We fixed that problem by purchasing a small powerful magnet with a 1/4" screw on it for our camera tripod, then attached a thin self-adhesive metal plate from a cell phone mount to the back of each monitor. It works perfect. We just pop the monitor onto the magnet mount of whichever device it is needed.One warning - all of these types of monitors require a type C PD, active, or thunderbolt cable and port if you want a single cable connection. We decided to forego that and use a simple HDMI + a regular type C power cable. We use this daily and it works great.