AOC i1601Fwux - 16 inch FHD USB-C Powered Portable Monitor, Smart Cover, Auto Pivot, Low Blue mode, USB-C (DP Alt mode) 1920 x 1080 FHD

I use a dual screen set-up on my desktop, so wanted to use a similar arrangement for when I'm out on site. This comes with its own magnetic screen cover (which doubles as the stand), allowing it to be packed away in my laptop case. The cover's magnets are powerful, giving a very positive, sturdy and infinitely adjustable stand. Unlike most, it can hold the screen vertical without it falling over.Installation to the MacBook Pro was true plug and play as the screen comes with a USB-C cable. Refreshing to be able to plug something into one of Apple's most ill-conceived products without a bloody adaptor!Display is crisp and bright, and the Mac recognised the ability to orient the screen portrait or landscape without any software installation.This is a great product!Edit: I've recently bought an ASUS ROG Strix III, which has a USB-C output. I can confirm that this screen works equally well on Windows.

Pros:- Works on Windows 10 straight from the box - just plug it in- USB-C, meaning that a single wire delivers both the video signal and electricity (my desk is a lot less cluttered)- Works both in landscape and portrait and switches automatically- Cheap for what it isCons:- Colour accuracy isn't great- The USB port is very shallow and looks a little flimsy (time will tell)- The slightest movement makes it switch orientation - it's really just meant to sit on a desk and not moveVerdict:This is a great external screen for office work (or watching a film while you work), but the low colour accuracy makes it unsuitable for Photoshop. Because of the automatic orientation switching and the flimsy USB port, it is best suited for being placed on the desk and not moved unless you really have to. That being said, it is very thin and light, so in theory it is suitable for moving between offices, but I would be a little worried about the USB port if it's tampered with too often.

My office doesn't have enough desks (scourge of hotdesking) so I have to sit on a coffee table.I have a pretty new Lenovo X1 carbon, I plugged it in using the supplied cable and it worked immediately, it doesn't rotate automatically, as others have said you need to download drivers, but this is a non issue if you plan to use it in landscape.Screen quality is 100% fine for office tasks (better than my laptop screen at any rate). I have adjusted the scaling from the default 150 to 125% to fit more on the screen and this is quite comfortable, 100 was a bit too low for me. It has quite a matte finish which is quite handy if your back is to the sun as it doesnt reflect too much - this was a key reason i didn't buy the Asus screen. All that said, I wouldn't use it for any gaming or for a cinematic experience.The stand works perfectly fine, I was a little worried after seeing some American reviews but I can only assume their parts were slightly different or they were using it wrong.My battery drains a little faster but that's to be expected theres another screen to power! I could still eek out 4-5 hours if I really needed.Quite light, relatively thin, decent image, quick connecticity... overall a decent choice.

Just what I need to go with my M3 Macbook Air when I'm in Uni. Very clear display and despite what some reviewers say is full 1080p resolution.

Product looks good but functionality has been highly exaggerated and very sloppy manufacturing. The product cable does not connect properly/securely so any movement will disconnect the monitor. For someone who is very mobile this is highly inconvenient and diminishes the mean of portable. Now I'm not sure if it's the cable or the monitor itself but this is highly annoying as I have to use it the same as a desktop monitor.Further to this cable problem the device is also not combatible with all other devices and does not work well on all apps. For instance Netflix app will work but NowTV will not show any videos. This makes it difficult for the device to be as practical as advertised hence would not recommend it for streaming.Lastly the auto rotation on the device does not work, even if it did the cable issue would restrict from using that feature anyway.I think the seller needs to reconsider their advertising and as a consumer I feel highly misled and not getting my value for money. Would appreciate a response to try and resolve any of these issues as this is affecting my work and do not have the capacity for returning and exchanging during this pandemic.I look forward to hearing from you

Within the first month of owning this it was acting strange, there were flickers of dead pixels, discovered eventually that it can't function near a phone. I wanted to replace it but since I was travelling I was unable to.Now 9 months after purchasing I'm already looking at replacing it, or hopefully the warranty will still cover a replacement. The main thing that really annoys me now is trying to connect it. I plug it in and the AOC logo flashes then nothing the AOC flashes again, then I have to unplug it, wait a minute for it shutdown, plug it back it and hope that this time (or the tenth time) it will finally connect and start working.I thought it was a good deal when I saw the price. If you're considering getting this, spend an extra £50 and get a better monitor from a better brand like ASUS. I will never buy AOC again.

So, i ordered it and kept it because i like the design a lot.However, it has an aluminium body but the black plastic frame lets it down.Also, there is a faint high pitch noise when the brightness is not set to 100%. I’ve ordered a replacement n still had this noise and many reviewers said the same, so it does has this inherent issue. I use the product with brightness at 100% so no noise then. U can amend the LOw blue light to medium so the screen not too bright then.Its definitely not value for money but still a good looking product and does what u will need it for