Screen works fine, it is very portable and convenient for use in normally headless setups. In continued use its settings bug, impermanence problem is super annoying. If the screen loses power or even just sleeps while hooked up, like when your laptop goes to sleep, all settings are lost. Every time it turns back on brightness returns to 30% when youre starting off with <300 nits, this is super annoying. You will have to crank the brightness back up all of the time, over and over.. If it werent for the low price and otherwise good screen quality/resolution it would not be worth dealing with at all. If you have a machine that supplies enough power over usb-c you can use it single cable adding to convenience but not solving the settings defect.

Got this as a travelling second screen for my laptop (ie multiple docs readable at once). As one can appreciate, every ounce counts. The screen is 14.1 oz, the detatchable cover is 8.8 oz making the total (less cables and power supply) 22.9 oz (1.43 lb, 0.65 Kg) All that said, the screen is crisp at 2560x1600 but print is tiny without scale magnification. I found it comfortable at 1920x1200 with scale at 100%. sound is present, just keep the volume at100% and dont expect to hear your system sounds although videos are loud enough. Sound quality is what you would expect ... mediocre at best. The stand wasnt obvious how to engage, but it is magnetic. Look at the pics in the product description. I considered sending it back because of the weight issue, but ultimately kept the product as it seems to be a good screen and that is what I needed.

After two months traveling with this monitor in my backpack I will answer the two questions I had the day I purchased it. Durability: Though your level of wear & tear will vary. This monitor has held up well traveling next to my laptop in a backpack Image quality: my primary use for this is as a travel monitor for my Xbox and Nintendo. What I have found is the overall refresh rate and image quality is good, but the aspect ratio is ever so slightly off. The result is a slight vertical stretch.

Good screen. Works as advertised.

This is my first experience buying a portable monitor and I am beyond impressed with the picture quality. Its sharp, bright and clear. Its thin, light and easy to set up. The only minor knock would be that the speakers in it arent good at all, but I didnt buy it expecting to ever use its on board speaker so its not an issue for me. Ive had it about 10 days now so if anything changes Ill update, but so far so good.

I have ordered from this seller before but the monitor I ordered was too large for my needs (15 inches) and returned it. Since I work from home now, I decided to find a smaller monitor that would be easy to travel with. This one is perfect! At the 13.3 inch size, its VERY easy to pack, super thin and has lots of options for connecting to devices. I will mainly be using it to connect to my work laptop when Im on the road and was impressed by the USB-C connector to my work laptop that didnt require another power source for the monitor. I also tried the monitor on an older personal laptop that I converted to a Chrome OS device and it worked great too! The speakers on the monitor are nice and loud for a portable monitor as well. This will definitely work well for my needs and I recommend you give it a try as well, I dont think youll be disappointed.

Love this. I have another similar monitor but its really bulky and the stand has to be stuck to the monitor with adhesive. I love that this monitors stand/case can be easily removed and put back on.

I bought the 13” 2k version because it’s very close to the screen size of the Macbook Air M2 and similar resolution. It’s a really great screen and super slim and light and seems like it matches the 2k resolution of the Mac. Just be sure to check “Show all resolutions” and select “1280 x 800 (HiDPI)” for best resolution and aspect ratio in displays settings.

Me agrada su peso y usabilidad muy buena pantalla auxiliar voy a adquirir la táctil

TL;DR: A TON to like about this monitor. Returned ONLY because it was slightly worse picture quality than a 4K portable monitor. I really wanted to keep this and wound up sending it back because the 4K KYY K3-3 Monitor has a better picture. But it was a HARD decision. Very hard. For the price, this was a fantastic monitor. If I wasnt such a stickler for getting a smoother picture, I definitely would have kept it. And that is not to say the picture was bad. IT WASNT! It was actually a very good picture. But since I really only need on portable monitor, and I could be staring at it for many hours, I opted for the 4K that had a better picture quality. And that is to be expected. There is more pixel density with the K3-3. The K3-3 is a 15 monitor with high resolution, while this Arzopa is bigger at 16 and has a smaller resolution and, as a result, a smaller pixel density that is noticeable. But the difference in picture was somewhat difficult to see, which says a lot about the Arzopa. The colors were great. And when I went into the settings to change the color profile, I was able to match it to my iMac! Thats a big deal to me. The brightness was incredible. It is probably brighter than any portable monitor that I have reviewed, and even brighter than the KYY 4K. The colors and picture stayed true even with the brightness cranked, and nothing looked washed out. That was another big reason I wanted to keep this monitor. I also liked that it was a 16 screen. Having a slightly bigger screen isnt a huge deal, but it is a nice value addition and definitely set it apart from its competitors. It also has a thinner bezel than many of its competitors, and that is nice! The menu buttons were of higher quality than its competitors, but it was kind of confusing navigating the menu without looking at the buttons. Im sure I wouldnt have gotten use to it, though. As with other monitors I have reviewed, even the KYY, one small gripe I have is the use of HDMI mini. This is a poor connector type, and I cannot see any reason why Arzopa uses mini instead of standard. Not only does the user have to have a specialized cable (or adapter simply to be able to use a ubiquitous standard HDMI cable), but the mini connector is not nearly as stable as the standard HDMI connector. Stop using HDMI mini. Just Stop. I did not test the speakers, as they dont even rank amongst any priority I have in buying a monitor. But I bet they arent great. Still, it would be really hard to say something negative about tiny speakers that are not a selling point anyway. And I would just be happy to have them in the rare occurrence that I would need them. The other gripe I have about this (not enough to take a star away since it is a fairly common issue amongst monitors), is having the connector ports right on the side of the monitor. I know some folks might find this necessary to make the screen lie flat on either side, but I find it annoying. Not only does it limit proximity in which you can get the screen to your computer or other screen on the side with the connectors, it also makes the monitor wider and more prone to not fitting somewhere or getting knocked around. Plus, having the connectors sticking right out of the side makes both the connectors and the connector ports more prone to damage. When you have such a sleek, elegant design, having cables sticking right out of the side really disrupts that flow. It would be better if they put the ports in a bump-out on the back, or at least provided an adapter that wrapped the ports around to the back, so we could plug the cables in there. With all of that, I am glad to say this is still a fantastic product, definitely worth buying, especially if you cant see any difference between a 2K and 4K monitor or if the $100 difference in price is not worth it to buy a 4K.