Eyoyo13.3 inch USB C Touchscreen Monitor 1920x1080 IPS Portable Monitor Second Monitor for Laptop PC Mini PC Screen w/USB-C & HDMI Input

This little monitor is great. It does everything I've asked of it for the most part. It show's up as an HDR compatible monitor in Windows 10. I've been able to get power, video, and touch over 1 usb c cable (which is included). I've also run it off an external battery for field use. The display quality is pretty great. Works on Raspberry Pi Zero and 4. Touch functionality works on the R-Pi as well. It doesn't appear to pull much power either when in use. Had it running on a 20kmAh battery for 6 hours and it still showed all bars.My only issue is the stand/cover for it isn't amazing, but not bad enough to dock a star over.

Finally found the perfect monitor for my Samsung Note 9. It can charge the phone through the usbc connector and you can just power the monitor itself with a separate usbc cable. The touch screen just worked. Nice. Makes a good drawing pad for Autodesk Sketchbook. The speakers work and sound decent but are not very loud. The device looks to be very high quality build and comes with a very nice "denim" textured grey cover that is screwed into the monitor with thumbscrews. If you remove the thumbscrews the monitor has vesa mounting holes. It comes with all the needed cables.The one improvement I would suggest is that the little control wheel is a bit touchy. Difficult to press due to it being so small but once everything is setup you would only used it as a volume adjustment which works fine.Also, the manual talks about some sort of touch calibration which seems may not be implemented, or.. maybe is not available with an Android source device.

I needed a display that is good enough to travel with but this needs some work. Everything works great but getting the picture quality right requires patience. The images are lower quality than expected. I like the portability of this display and the fact that it has a full HDMI port. My phone can power the display (using the right USB-C port), but can also charge the phone when powered through the other USB port. I am not sure the resolution is what it says it is. The picture appears to be way too sharp and pixelation. The touch feature is nice.I didn't want a screen with a battery since batteries only last so long with ample use. The input selection is auto and selectable. Screen adjustments take some practice to get used to the controls. It has built in speakers, a headphone jack, and volume control. DeX works great on Note phones.

I've used a bunch of these monitors at our school district and of the whole bunch, I've only had one go out on me after a few weeks of usage. I reached out to the vendor and after a short troubleshooting exchange, they sent me a replacement.

It is a good value for the money, with some minor issues. Nothing that would be a deal breaker for me, but would make the device more user friendly.1. The case is flimsy to prop up the monitor. I needed to put a rubber band around the base to keep the monitor from slipping forward.2. The resolution is smaller than that of the host device, and it's not clear how to increase the font size from the settings of the monitor. The only workaround is to zoom in within the applications you are viewing themselves to increase the font. This can be rather annoying.3. I would prefer it not require so many cables and adaptors to connect to a Surface Pro tablet. It requires an HDMI/mini DisplayPort + USB/USB-C, which require a docking station if you need more than one USB available.However, the company out of China is responsive and replaced the case when it lost a screw.

Works just like it should! Very nice monitor

Was a bit flimsy and there is no kickstand, it just kind of rests on the little rubber platform. The touch screen is a great feature but no kickstand is a deal breaker. Going back

The display is pretty crystal clear probably because it has a LED backlight as well as tempered glass touch screen. So, overall it looks good.Another thing I like is you're able to connect with just one cable to get power, touch and display.There are a few shortcomings but not a dealer breaker. The stand is a bit awkward because it only supports the screen in one position; the stand won't support it when you rotate the screen.Another thing is the HDMI port and USB-C port are too close to each other. In my case, I have to use both HDMI port, for display, and usb-c, for power and touch. Those 2 ports are pretty close to each other, so make sure your HDMI cable connector is not too wide that might get in the way of your usb-c cable.