InnoView Portable Monitor, 15.6 Inch FHD 1080P HDMI USB C Second External Monitor for Laptop, Desktop, MacBook, Phones, Tablet, PS5/4, Xbox, Switch, Built-in Speaker with Protective Case

I’m really impressed with this wireless monitor! The setup was quick and easy, the screen quality is clear and bright, and the wireless connection works smoothly with minimal lag. Perfect for working from home. Definitely worth the purchase!

I tested many of these, and I have to say that this one is absolutely perfect because you don't need a mini adapter for HDMI. It's a full HDMI. You could just go stick a Fire Stick in there and not worry that you have the adapter or it's hanging off the edge. For example, it's ready to use. It can be powered by the device if necessary, with limited functionality, but still, like off your cell phone. But with full functionality, you could probably power it With a power bank of any size, and the quality of the screen is awesome. It's thin, it wraps into its own case, which you can use as a stand at two different levels. The speakers are decent, but considering everything else is awesome, it won't matter. It's got 120 hertz coverage, v-sync, and it has HDR at 1080p. You can't go wrong for the price compared to all the others.

This monitor has been super convenient to carry around. The 2K screen looks really clean and the colors pop more than I expected. Plugged it in with USB-C and it worked instantly—no hassle at all. Lightweight, slim, and the sleeve is a nice touch. I’ve been using it daily without issues.

The monitor itself works great! I work from a hospital bed table when working from home and move it around the house, so I love having the lightweight monitor. The built in stand/cover is pretty terrible. The glue on the adhesive gave out within a month or two. I wish it would have came with a carrying bag and a kickstand instead. My solution was to purchase a separate stand a use a pocket in my backpack when transporting. But the monitor itself is nice for the price. It's plug and play and I've had very little issues with it.

At first I wasn’t sure how it would be given the size of monitors I am accustomed to in the office. However, this is the perfect second monitor while traveling. Compact and light. Very clear screen and easy adjustment settings on the side. The only this I would have done differently is to purchase the touch screen model. I will do that next time. It was super simple to setup and connect. Allows me to be more productive with a second screen.

Bought it for the hospital stay with my wife and the baby and it was perfect 🔥 easy to use and put away . Good volume controls ! And no power cord is amazing 🔥Best $50 I’ve ever spent !

I needed a travel monitor to help make a chore that I do for work a little easier while I was away from home with my dual monitor setup. The work I do is mostly in databases, so not graphical (photographer, graphics artist, etc.) So, I'll say up front that it was a purchase that I kind of just needed in a pinch and the image quality just needed to be satisfactory, not stellar. I will also give a nod to the fact that this was only about $85. If I had spent any more than that, I would have returned it... Kind of wishing I had anyway now. While I gave the monitor some leeway in my statements so far, I do want to say that I've worked in IT for over 30 years now and I am also a huge photography nerd. I do know what a great monitor looks like and the importance of color management. I lowered my expectations considerably prior to making this purchase, and it still disappointed me. My issue with it is that the colors aren't just "off", they are wayyyyyy off. Attempts to make it better in the monitor's configuration are lackluster at best. I can occasionally fumble my way into making it look "ok" (which was my initial objective) but I will come in the next day and it looks horrible again. There does not seem to be any rhyme or reason on what it takes to get it back to looking "ok". The menu system for the monitor is pretty typical... It's a little annoying because the wheel that you push in to make a selection has a pointy place on it for traction, but it is actually a little painful to operate because it "stabs" you in your index finger.... after dozens of clicks trying to find whatever combination of settings it is going to like each time, your finger is a little raw, so that only makes the experience even more frustrating. Back to the settings though. Out of the box, the picture is bad.... really bad. When trying to improve it, It will do weird things like... if I've made adjustments and the display is too dark, I'll then go to the Brightness setting (which I have already pushed to the max of "100") and I will click it anyway like I'm going to adjust it and, magically, the screen gets brighter even though it is already at 100 and I didn't actually attempt to make an adjustment... I just go into it like I am going to do so. The colors/tone... again, without any apparent logical reason, are next to impossible to get trued up. By trued up, I just mean "pretty close to what they should look like". Sometimes adjusting Tone will get it there, sometimes not. Sometimes adjusting the individual R G B values will get it close, sometimes not. Sometimes enabling/disabling the HDR setting will help, sometimes not. Sometimes (like now which caused me to come write this review!) it doesn't seem to matter what I do... it just won't get there. If/when I do get it to the point where it's tolerable for things like email, it doesn't last. A reboot of the laptop it is tied to (a Macbook Pro) will cause it to revert back to "unusable" and I have to go through the same process again. Physically powering the monitor off causes it to reset too. Sometimes it resets for no obvious reason. I searched on their website to see if maybe there was a firmware update that might straighten some of this out, but there didn't appear to be. It does have a vibe to it that there's some buggy firmware... Adjusting the contrast up actually washes out the image... which is just wrong. Maybe mine has an issue and it isn't reflective of the monitor in general but if you need this for graphical work, I'd absolutely keep shopping. If you need it for general text based work, I'd probably still suggest either paying a bit more for a name brand or perhaps rolling the dice and trying one of the other budget options from another vendor.

Great little monitor. I use it as my HTPC monitor attached directly to my stereo rack next to my chair. It's crystal clear, and large enough I am not straining my eyes. Excellent buy for me!

Easy to use, light and i like the folable stand design

2023/10/31追記 TYPE-C接続便利なんだけど、ゲームの音は鳴るのにYouTubeの音はなぜか鳴らない。ゲームの音が鳴るから何かしらの解決方法ありそうだけど、現状謎なので困ってる。 プロジェクターとかHDMI変換しないと繋がらなかったSwitchがケーブル1本で繋がって表示出来るのが楽。車の後部座席用タブレットホルダーが13インチ対応だったから設置の仕方考えないとと思ってたら、15インチのこのモニターが13インチのホルダーにはまったから、タブレットみたいに手を伸ばしてタッチして操作たのが、SwitchやFire TV stickでYouTube見られるようになったから、手が届かなくても操作出来るようになったのが子供にとっては〇。 電源ボタン押しても電源入らなかったり、ケーブル繋いだだけで入ったり、ケーブル繋いでも入らなかったり、電源入るまでの動作がどうも一定しないし分かりにくいので子供が画面点かないとよく困ってるのは×。 音はFMラジオ音質で満足な自分でもちょっと悪いなと思ってしまう程度。

Switchのモニターとして購入。 ドックを使ってHDMI接続すれば画質がマシになります。 type-c接続はオススメしません。ぼやけてしまいます。 音割れしたり、最低限のスピーカーなので、イヤホンか別途スピーカー推奨です。 14000円で購入。

The monitor was clear and bright. but the DeX interface with my Samsung Galaxy S22 is a disaster. Can't scroll or tab on many screens, or move to next object. It was unworkable for me, so using a remote monitor and keyboard is out. Using a laptop instead.

全体的に高評価でした。モニター本体に着いているカバーがあれば、どこでも立てて使うことが出来ますし、全体を覆うタイプのカバーなので持ち運ぶ際にも汚れをあまり気にしなくていいのも高評価です。モニターの明るさや色設定に関しても細かいところまで設定できるのでこだわりがある人は嬉しいと思いました。また付属品のケーブルも種類がある上にしっかりとした固めのケーブルで安心して使えます。