The ViewSonic VX1755 is a 17.2" portable monitor designed for mobile PC and console gaming. With a bright and vibrant Full HD display, and a lightning-fast 144Hz refresh rate, this monitor delivers a powerful, desktop-level gaming experience within a portable package. Equipped with AMD FreeSync Premium technology, the VX1755 delivers seriously smooth gameplay for serious gamers. The VX1755 can also serve as a complementary screen to a laptop or tablet for boosted productivity. With an anti-glare screen and Full HD 1080p resolution, this monitor delivers a crystal-clear viewing experience so users can see more and play more. A USB Type-C port enables quick and easy transmission of video, and audio. A second USB Type-C port allows for power when using a console, or a port to connect the keyboard and mouse when on PC. Ultra-slim, compact and lightweight, the VX1755 perfectly fits into any bag, briefcase or backpack for gaming on the go.
Refurbished but still good price
https://www.amazon.com/ViewSonic-...B09V6QW244
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I have 17 inch ASUS chromebook that I bought a few months ago for 79 dollars (best buy clearance New open box), and it works great with nice sound and bright picture. Spending 150 dollars for this with no internal battery seems expensive to me. Maybe a battery pack would work to power it. Also I have read if you use power from gaming console , it could kill the console , I saw youtube video where it happened to someone. He recommended not to plug into console to power it.
Mostly I'm buying 24-27 inch cheap monitors for 70-80 dollars , that are IPS, ... for my other pc's and devices. Or use my 65 inch 4k HDTV's to watch on attached to console or PC laptop/desktop.
i had a 15 inch monitor back then, no kickstand, so had to use some tablet holder, bad experience
I have 17 inch ASUS chromebook that I bought a few months ago for 79 dollars (best buy clearance New open box), and it works great with nice sound and bright picture. Spending 150 dollars for this with no internal battery seems expensive to me. Maybe a battery pack would work to power it. Also I have read if you use power from gaming console , it could kill the console , I saw youtube video where it happened to someone. He recommended not to plug into console to power it.
Mostly I'm buying 24-27 inch cheap monitors for 70-80 dollars , that are IPS, ... for my other pc's and devices. Or use my 65 inch 4k HDTV's to watch on attached to console or PC laptop/desktop.
I have 17 inch ASUS chromebook that I bought a few months ago for 79 dollars (best buy clearance New open box), and it works great with nice sound and bright picture. Spending 150 dollars for this with no internal battery seems expensive to me. Maybe a battery pack would work to power it. Also I have read if you use power from gaming console , it could kill the console , I saw youtube video where it happened to someone. He recommended not to plug into console to power it.
Mostly I'm buying 24-27 inch cheap monitors for 70-80 dollars , that are IPS, ... for my other pc's and devices. Or use my 65 inch 4k HDTV's to watch on attached to console or PC laptop/desktop.
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I have 17 inch ASUS chromebook that I bought a few months ago for 79 dollars (best buy clearance New open box), and it works great with nice sound and bright picture. Spending 150 dollars for this with no internal battery seems expensive to me. Maybe a battery pack would work to power it. Also I have read if you use power from gaming console , it could kill the console , I saw youtube video where it happened to someone. He recommended not to plug into console to power it.
Mostly I'm buying 24-27 inch cheap monitors for 70-80 dollars , that are IPS, ... for my other pc's and devices. Or use my 65 inch 4k HDTV's to watch on attached to console or PC laptop/desktop.
This is a lifesaver. I've had 3 of these, starting with the old 14" 720p model. Getting to 1080 was great.
This is 17" 144hz for $50 more. It depends on how you want your setup to be but typically those run $180-$220+.
Overall, the portable monitor market is still unstable since they're not that much cheaper on aliexpress either. This is a great price if you're constantly traveling/wfh and need dual monitors for your laptop setup.
Granted it's refurbished, but that doesn't mean it's definitely worse than new.
15" no name brands can be had around $100-$120 price point.
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