Portable Gaming Monitor 15.6 Inch Full HD PC Monitor with Double HDMI 1920x1080 IPS Display with Audio Output for Raspberry Pi PS4 WiiU Xbox One S Windows 7 8 10

Great product, low vol speakers but good with external audio. Not using for gaming. Using for home treadmill and tv/cable-box and some streaming.

Nice and lightweight. Good image and good responsetime for gaming. I dont know about mmo's and Fps games but its good for fighters!Very loud speakers, i was surprised. A nice tone of bass as well.The image was kind of dark for my taste but you can adjust it.What i missed was a european style power supply cable (it only comes with american style)It should also contain some sort of protection, like with tablets, but thats just trifles..Over all im very happy with it! Only used it for an hour tho, so we'll see if it lasts !

The monitor is ok but it doesn’t come with the proprietary clip you need to use it on a stand.

Exceeded my expectation. Very crisp picture, low power draw. I like the fact that its 12v power so I can install it in my RV. Great price point. Only issue I had is the built in speakers. Using an existing micro hdmi to hdmi cable the speakers caused my screen to keep blacking out until i changed audio source away from built in speakers but i cannot confirm its an issue with the monitor it could just be my cable. i use external speakers anyways so im not affected by it. Screen seems bright enough, If it doesnt konk out on me i will def buy one or two more.

Dead on arrival. Not cool. And now I have to pay to ship it back minus 15 bucks !

I plugged this in, and immediately got an excellent mirror image of my desktop (ASUS Laptop, WinX Pro, micro-HDMI-to-HDMI cable). A few clicks, and I had an extended desktop oriented to match the actual position of the monitor relative to my laptop. Resolution is excellent -- as promised, and the monitor sound is more than adequate for my purpose. I looked at some spreadsheets, photos, charts, and 1080p movies with no problem. Did not check refresh rate beyond 30 fps movies, so I don't know how good it will be for serious gaming, but that's not what I intend to use this for.Two minor complaints. The monitor could be brighter when powered by the AC adapter. When the monitor is on laptop USB power, I understand that power conservation is necessary, but when it's on house power, there's no reason not to make the image bright. Second and even more minor is the box. The box includes a front and back foam protector and a form-fitting one around the edges of the monitor. Perfect for carrying the monitor on travel, right?NOPE -- it's 4 -5 inches wider than the monitor+foam to leave space to include the cables, stand, and adapter. Too wide for most luggage, including ANY legal carry-on. I spent about 15 minutes cutting the box down to the minimum needed for just the monitor, and it slides into my laptop case or my carry-on roller bag just fine. They should make an "inner" box scaled down to the actual monitor size -- just one more cardboard box, but it would be very handy for travel.The stand is a little squirrelly to set up, consisting of three elements that all move completely independently until tightened down. However, it is very stable once tightened up, very flexible with respect to monitor angle, good for landscape or portrait mode, and very compact, so a little fussing with set-up is well worth the effort.I bought this for travel, and have yet to take it on the road, so I can't speak to its durability yet. I'll certainly update on that when I have some experience to report.UPDATE: Just took this on its first trip. Packed cables, stand, adapter . . . everything but my laptop, which I left charging on a side table in my home office :-( Someone at the meeting was kind enough to dig up a loaner for me, but it is a Mac, not a Windows machine like my laptop. I cut my teeth on Macs, but it's been a while since I used one. I turned it on, plugged it in, and VOILA -- an image of my desktop appeared, though for some reason it went to a very low resolution. Took a while to get the relative positions and resolutions of both screens right, but I write that off to my limited familiarity with the Mac OS. Side-by-side with the Mac's Retina Display at 100% brightness, it is definitely duller and darker, but it is very sharp and stable, and the added real-estate is very much appreciated. If it continues to hold up to the rigors of travel, this is a definite keeper.

Love the graphics, guys but I kept hearing distortions and after a while the audio just cut out. i could only game if I had headphones or a headset.

I have a big main screen for gaming and such but wanted a small screen for email and messages. If you want the best looking high performance display this isn't it, but for a solid utility that works right out of the box and has some nice features it's been perfect for me. It also has two HDMI inputs so I actually use it as a second monitor for my work laptop when I am at home and can just pop back and forth. The speakers are decent too.