12.3 Inch Touchscreen Secondary Monitor, IPS Stretched Bar LCD Travel Touch Display 1920 * 720 Mini HDMI USBC, Portable Touch Screen for Laptop Computer Windows Aida64 GPU CPU RAM Monitoring

Best portable send screen good quality, the touch screen works fine. Was so impressed that I ended up buying two.Make sure that you connect the cables in the right order otherwise you might burn your video card.Connect the power cables to both the monitor and the laptop before connecting the screen to the laptop.Power pass trough the laptop will burn your laptop as the screen will need loads of power for the screen and the touch screen function.I ended up buying a Anker 200v multiple USB power supplyConsider all of that, this screen is the best value for the money

I took a punt on this while it was on sale and I'm very glad that I did. Works exceptionally well on Linux, took two seconds to assign the touchscreen to that specific monitor in KDE and gesture control worked immediately. It's a bit chunky and the single finger touch isn't always hugely accurate, but it is very good for the price.If Prechen brought out a 16" version of this with a display port, I would buy it in a heartbeat.

Was a little bit hesitant to purchase at first but now I'm very glad I did. The monitor is perfect for my needs which is to display cockpit data in flight simulator. Going to eventually build it in to a 3D printed panel. Just purchased the 12" version too, hopefully that is as good

The screen makes a very sharp high pitched sound and when it is powered by USB C (connection to computer) it causes erratic mouse clicks, which I believe is a glitch in the touch feature. I've had to plug it directly with it's USB cable to the power adapter it came with. Meaning, NO touch screen feature. Although the screen displays nicely, the noise ruins the experience as I was hoping to use the screen for audio engineering.Can the seller let me know if it is meant to have any noise while on?UPDATE : High pitched sound is fixed, but the screen keeps switching it self ON and OFF.Please could I get some help on why the screen is all of a sudden goes from ON -> OFF and back ON. It keeps doing this intermittently.

I picked this up, and like others, I was shocked about the build quality for the price; the bezel is Metal and well-made. The screen, while glossy, is not an issue for me, and the brightness is excellent. However, the included cables are too small if you intend to use them with a desktop on the floor or sit-stand desk, so factor that in when you buy. I've included a shopping list further down.While others have struggled with the touch input as a secondary display. Worry not. This is a Windows issue, not a fault of the display itself. To fix this, go to "Tablet PC Settings" from your start menu and hit Setup. The on-screen display prompts will help you link the input to the correct display. It's as simple as that! (unless you can't see "Tablet PC Settings" in your start menu, in which case you can get to it this way:- Go to the Desktop.- Right-click on the Desktop and select New/Shortcut.- In the Type, the location of the item window, Copy/Paste the following.%windir%\explorer.exe shell:::{80F3F1D5-FECA-45F3-BC32-752C152E456E}- Click the Next button and type the name Tablet PC Settings.- Click the Finish button.Accessories:The model I received comes with full-size HDMI, so they may have updated it since others purchased it. Unfortunately, because of that, I bought Mini HDMI adaptors, which are unnecessary. I used 180-degree adaptors to hide the wires behind the display for a much tidier look. I think the supplier could include these to improve the offering!I agree with other reviewers that the logo is garish and detracts from the look, but it's a metal sticker. You can delicately strip this off with a fingernail or blade without causing any damage, but of course, do this entirely at your own risk.I highly recommend a Smallrig Magic Arm; the 22" model was ideal for me as I have a 30" Primary monitor. I have it clamped to the VESA mount as it connects to my monitor and screws into the 1/4 threaded hole on the back of the display:https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D5YJ42CX2M HDMI Cablehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B014I8SSD0?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title2M USB C to A Cablehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07V829GZ4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title180 Degree USB C Connectorhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09KG463G7180 Degree HDMI Connector (waiting for this to arrive)https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0C9DDXYF9

I bought 1 for myself to try out instead of getting an over priced and feature limited stream deck .My thought process was that if I can't find software to do what I want then I can just program my own. Enter Rainmeter desktop customization tool (free). It was the solution I was looking for and I can confidently say that it runs flawlessly on the display with massive room for customisation.I can confirm that the other reviews are correct in saying it is a very glossy screen and when on isn't really noticeable. When the display is off it is very noticeable along with finger prints and smears.I also advise getting 180 degree USB C and HDMI (U shaped) adapters for a clean tidy install on your desk.I was so impressed with this little display that I bought a second one for my wife to use with her laptop and stand alone display.On my desktop PC, I use a single USB C and the HDMI connection. This works great, anything I leave open on the screen when I shutdown/restart is in the same place when I turn on the PC.For the laptop, I used a single USB C connection running from the 3.2 enabled port. This does not however keep the windows in place upon a shutdown/restart and they need to be moved back to the display when turning on the laptop.What a great screen, it is massively better than a pathetic stream deck as it allows you the freedom to do what ever you want (within limitations of your operating system) and is not locked in behind proprietary software.