Wide Compatibility - Hassle-free plug-and-play functionality with the portable monitor. it is compatible with all devices equipped with HDMI and USB Type-C ports like laptops, PS, XBOX, SWITCH game consoles, No app or driver installation required.
This collaborative space allows users to contribute additional information, tips, and insights to enhance the original deal post. Feel free to share your knowledge and help fellow shoppers make informed decisions.
Wide Compatibility - Hassle-free plug-and-play functionality with the portable monitor. it is compatible with all devices equipped with HDMI and USB Type-C ports like laptops, PS, XBOX, SWITCH game consoles, No app or driver installation required.
This is a decent deal, I paid 50-60 for a no name one just like this. I don't use it all the time, but when I need it, is SUPER handy. I use a cheapo laptop padded sleeve to store it in.
Like if I have to work on another computer but don't want to give up my main monitor... THIS. Or if I'm doing insanity spreadsheets for work on laptop? THIS. Or I'm at work and have to multitask and need more screen space? Yep, THIS.
So much so in fact I've thought about getting rid of my server/workbench monitor and just using something like this instead of the old 27" monster
I have even plugged in my Amz Fire HDMI stick and used it as an improvised 2nd screen during football game conflicts to watch 2 games at once
This 15.6 inch 1080p portable monitor is mainly valued as a cheap second screen for work, travel, and couch use. It fits temporary multitasking setups well, from laptop work and MacBook Pro travel use to iPad, iPhone, Firestick, and even arcade cabinet projects. The listing appears to include USB C and HDMI cables, and it has worked flawlessly in real setups. The main caveats are the lack of a case or cover and no power brick, so storage and power may need to be handled separately.
Traveling MacBook Pro users who need a temporary second screen, because it works flawlessly across laptops, iPad, and iPhone with the right cables.
Office multitaskers who want extra screen space, because it is adequate for general office work and handy for spreadsheets or working on another computer.
Yes. Similar portable monitors in this price range are adequate for general office work, and this size is handy as a temporary second screen for multitasking, travel, couch or bed WFH, and laptop setups.
It can arrive with USB-C and HDMI-to-mini-HDMI cables, but no power brick. One setup report says both cables were included and the monitor worked with a MacBook Pro, Windows laptop, iPad, and iPhone.
The 4K version is around $190, so the $39.99 1080p model can still be worthwhile if you will use it regularly. The tradeoff is that 4K would be more useful, but at a much higher price.
This is a decent deal, I paid 50-60 for a no name one just like this. I don't use it all the time, but when I need it, is SUPER handy. I use a cheapo laptop padded sleeve to store it in.
Like if I have to work on another computer but don't want to give up my main monitor... THIS. Or if I'm doing insanity spreadsheets for work on laptop? THIS. Or I'm at work and have to multitask and need more screen space? Yep, THIS.
So much so in fact I've thought about getting rid of my server/workbench monitor and just using something like this instead of the old 27" monster
I have even plugged in my Amz Fire HDMI stick and used it as an improvised 2nd screen during football game conflicts to watch 2 games at once
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
This is perfect, I just bought two. I plan on making my own arcade 1up cabinet. But this is instead of having two players next to each other, they are facing towards each other with their own cabinet. Basically a mashup of a stand up cabinet and an arcade table.
I purchased the first 2 you listed, and a few others not mentioned in this thread while testing out portable monitors a couple of years ago. The ones in this price range are similar enough that they're all adequate for general office work use cases. I use cheap laptop sleeves to store them while not in use.
You askin' me if I used this before? Get the fark outta here. I practically invented the way it's used, I'm talkin' daily reps, okay? This thing is more reliable than my barber on a Friday night before a holiday weekend so if youse gonna use it, do it with some respect, capisce?
Last edited by FatCatsFlatWallet March 26, 2026 at 08:37 AM.
Top Comments
Like if I have to work on another computer but don't want to give up my main monitor... THIS. Or if I'm doing insanity spreadsheets for work on laptop? THIS. Or I'm at work and have to multitask and need more screen space? Yep, THIS.
So much so in fact I've thought about getting rid of my server/workbench monitor and just using something like this instead of the old 27" monster
I have even plugged in my Amz Fire HDMI stick and used it as an improvised 2nd screen during football game conflicts to watch 2 games at once
Community Reviews
This 15.6 inch 1080p portable monitor is mainly valued as a cheap second screen for work, travel, and couch use. It fits temporary multitasking setups well, from laptop work and MacBook Pro travel use to iPad, iPhone, Firestick, and even arcade cabinet projects. The listing appears to include USB C and HDMI cables, and it has worked flawlessly in real setups. The main caveats are the lack of a case or cover and no power brick, so storage and power may need to be handled separately.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. Similar portable monitors in this price range are adequate for general office work, and this size is handy as a temporary second screen for multitasking, travel, couch or bed WFH, and laptop setups.
No case or cover is mentioned as included, and there is no case. A padded laptop sleeve can be used for storage instead.
It can arrive with USB-C and HDMI-to-mini-HDMI cables, but no power brick. One setup report says both cables were included and the monitor worked with a MacBook Pro, Windows laptop, iPad, and iPhone.
With the correct cable, it should work with an M1 iPad Pro over USB-C video output. It also reportedly worked when plugged into an iPad and an iPhone.
The 4K version is around $190, so the $39.99 1080p model can still be worthwhile if you will use it regularly. The tradeoff is that 4K would be more useful, but at a much higher price.
AI-generated summary based on comments from the community. Updated ago
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!
29 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Like if I have to work on another computer but don't want to give up my main monitor... THIS. Or if I'm doing insanity spreadsheets for work on laptop? THIS. Or I'm at work and have to multitask and need more screen space? Yep, THIS.
So much so in fact I've thought about getting rid of my server/workbench monitor and just using something like this instead of the old 27" monster
I have even plugged in my Amz Fire HDMI stick and used it as an improvised 2nd screen during football game conflicts to watch 2 games at once
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
or
YXK https://www.amazon.com/Yxk-Portab...9ZXR4&
or how about the WCV https://www.amazon.com/WCV-Ultra-...C4FQ&psc=1
(all 39.99)
or
YXK https://www.amazon.com/Yxk-Portab...9ZXR4&
or how about the WCV https://www.amazon.com/WCV-Ultra-...C4FQ&psc=1
(all 39.99)
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!