2.5K Portable Monitor, MagicRaven 16 2520x1680, 1500:1 IPS Laptop Monitor, Slim Lightweight USB C HDMI Computer Display, Gaming Screen with Speakers, Travel Monitor for Mac PC Phone PS4/5 Xbox Switch

Monitor comes with various cords which increases the amount of ways you can connect to monitor. Its a plug and play monitor so there is nothing to download to set up. There is high resolution looks similar to the screen of my monitors.

Finally got it to work with my steam deck, it does the job just fine. Love the big screen.

Great extra monitor, nice and sharp and with a good resolution. Lightweight. I like the cover, but bought a different stand that has a smaller footprint. Wish this had vesa mounting options, but a good large tablet stand works well. Very happy with this, and pretty reasonably priced.

I recently purchased a portable monitor for use with my laptop, and I couldnt be happier with my choice. The monitor is incredibly lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry with me wherever I go. The picture quality is also impressive, with vivid colors and sharp details.

I never knew that I needed a portable monitor and I must say that I enjoy the convenience of it. It’s certainly an extension to my android phone. It’s also a great monitor for my PS5 while on the go! The picture is far better than I would have thought at 2K. Not only is it great for playing video games while traveling, but it’s also great for shows and movies via any streaming platform. The sound is quite decent for a device of its size. I surely look forward to future products from this company. I recommend this product to any consumer in the market for a portable monitor that syncs with phones & gaming consoles !

fits easily into your luggage, briefcase or travel bag and connects via hdmi and powered by usb-c

This display caught my eye because of the 3:2 aspect ratio. Initially, the native resolution and scaling was a turn off since it made the screen area much larger than on my MacBook Pro. And, anything other than the native, out-of-the-box resolution didnt look very good at all. However, using a Mac app called Better Display, I was able to set the default resolution to 1674x1116 with a 2x pixel density. Once I did this, it made everything so much better. Text and images scale great and the size of the display matches the height of my Macs display so the cursor moves from one display to another in a perfect line. This may not matter to most but it was huge to me. Colors look good, the on-screen controls work well to tune color reproduction to match my Mac and it gets exceptionally bright. I dont work in a bright environment or outside so I cant speak to that but for indoor use, maximum brightness is quite a bit more than I would ever need. Overall, aside from the initial resolution problem I was able to solve, I am incredibly happy with this display. So much so that I bought another one and absolutely love my mobile set up. The display is light, easy to stow in a backpack and the cover does a decent job of protecting the screen itself.

This sounded way more complicated then it was. It came with all the cables I needed and for a non-tech person it was very easy to set up and get working.

The monitor is sleek, lightweight and the color is nicer than my laptop. Its also larger than my laptop screen. The built in speakers are not bad either. I don’t mind the couple of wires that you need to have plugged in. For this price, its a steal.

Picture quality is actually great. For MacOS I HIGHLY recommend installing BetterDisplay, go to settings, enable the Set up native smooth resolution scaling and fix the native panel resolution to the actual native resolution of 2520x1680, and then use the resolution slider for something you like. Also you can power and send video signal through a single usb-c cable which is nice. The biggest, and probably only, problem the monitor has is the audio. And I dont mean the internal speakers, which understandably sound horrible, but also the sound through the headphone jack is complete trash for whatever reason. It sounds thin, like EQd for the internal speakers, and theres no way to fix this, so if you intend to use this as a portable gaming monitor for a console, make sure you can extract the audio with something else than the headphone jack because it really is unusable. I was not expecting this to be the case but there we are.