moonka10.5inch Portable Monitor 1920x1280P FHD IPS Screen USB-C Laptop Second External for Laptop,PC,Mac Phone,PS,Swich,IPS Ultra-Thin Zero Frame Gaming Monitor/Premium Smart Cover

Great little screen and easy to set up. I was having issues connecting another brand to my Dell laptop because I don’t have C port, but this came with all the cords I needed and connected first try. It is small, the size of an iPad but perfect for travel/remote work.

I purchased this monitor to use as a secondary monitor for my laptop and it works great. Basically all I needed to do was take it out of the box, connect it to my laptop via the included USB-C cable, and it was up and running in under a minute. It's PnP with Windows 11 and no drivers are needed. I also did not need to connect a second USB power supply. The only Windows setting I changed was to extend the displays instead of the default setting of duplicating them. Now the portable monitor sits on my desk next to my laptop and I can watch YouTube videos, etc. on it while I'm working on my main laptop display. The display is very clear and crisp. 1080p video looks great. I'm very happy with it. The only slight negative thing to me is that I'd prefer the aspect ratio was 16:9 instead of 16:10.

There are other product listings featuring 10.5 inch 1080p portable monitors with very similar specs, but this came in at the best value for me. You'll also want to compare features and included accessories to see if the extra cost is worth it to you (some come with a charging brick, like this one, but others do not. Some come with a cover, like this one, but others come with a stand or neither. Some come with a carrying case.).This particular product does not officially have VESA mounting (*more on this later), but the others do, at an increased cost. However, this particular product has an additional Micro USB, which I'll probably never use, but I appreciate the extra feature.I was not planning to use this with a VESA mount, so that did not bother me, but the cover situation did bother me. It was not immediately clear whether or not the cover was removable, so I took gamble. Good news! The back cover is removable. Indeed, it is held on with two screws. These are M3 x 6mm screws; the flat-top screwhead is 1.5mm thick and has a 7.8mm diameter. While the screws are 6mm long, the screw holes bottom out at 4mm. *Some further good news. While there are only two screw holes, they are 75mm apart, so this technically could work with a 75x75 VESA mount, if you're willing to only mount it on with only two screws.I only had two issues:1. It came brand-new sealed with a dead pixel. I returned and ordered another. Second one also came brand-new sealed with a dead pixel. I returned and ordered another. The third one came with a perfect screen; no dead pixels.2. Audio through the headphone jack is low volume, even though I maxed out the volume. I didn't look too much into this, but I ended up just installing an audio application/extension to boost the volume in Windows. I did not check the volume on the previous two units, but I suspect it would have been the same there. I saw a couple other reviews mentioning the low volume. I checked the other product listings and there were similar low volume complaints as well, so I don't think that problem is unique to this particular product listing.

Excellent screen for my cyberdeck! Sturdy build, superb display with high pixel density. Outshines most laptop screens I've owned. Works flawlessly with Raspberry Pi 5 via HDMI, no lag or tearing. Highly impressed!

I used the screen for 2 or 3 months, it worked great, it’s a light and crisp display. I was happy until the screen broke for no reason despite I was taking (highly) care of it. So I wouldn’t recommend buying it, BAD QUALITY. Go with another brand.

Tried 2 of these, 1st one had audio for about 20 min, then nothing. This one (2nd one) had no audio from delivery. I tried everything in settings, had mute turned off. No audio out of headphone jack also so even with an external amp and speakers, this won't work. Except for that, I really liked the little monitor..picture was great, had setting for 16x9 and 16x10 which another manufacturer's (Eyoyo) similar monitor did not have (But at least that one's audio worked). Very disappointed. I really wanted it to work. I'm keeping the Eyoyo and putting up with the vertically stretched video.EDIT: Well folks, I'm embarrassed, I tried a new HDMI cable and both this monitor and the other one works fine, the audio works! So I am changing to 5 stars as I think this is a really GREAT little monitor, especially for the price. Thing is, the HDMI cable I used was the one I have been using with my LG OLED TV for years, and I had no problem with it, so I didn't suspect the cable. I just unplugged it from the big TV and plugged it into the little monitors (all three) to try them out and the Eyoyo's audio was OK, so I didn't think the cable was causing the loss of audio. I should add that on all three monitors, the audio is very low, but what can you expect with a panel that is so thin..there's just no room for decent speakers. So, I apologize to the manufacturer. Also, I should say that the resolution stated in the listing is correct. Another reviewer said that it was not HD resolution..maybe due to a poor video feed? It works great as a plug and play side monitor to my MacBook Pro, and the resolution is definitely as the listing specifies.Further Edit..Another reason for 5 stars..I just received an email for the manufacturer, Moonka, apologizing for the lack of audio (see my edit above regarding audio) and offering a full refund, so they must be monitoring the feedback. Good for them!