ARZOPA Portable Monitor, S1 Table 15.6'' 1080P FHD Laptop Monitor USB C HDMI Computer Display HDR Eye Care External Screen with Smart Cover for PC Mac Xbox PS5

Happy with the weight and size. Image is good and I like the matte surface. Built in speakers are handy but not very loud. Required cables are included and seem decent quality. I like the flip over case that protects screen when not in use. Using as a second screen with MacBook Air without any issues. There may be better monitors but this was a good value option.

The screen is light and easy to carry, but not too flimsy. Fits easily into my backpack.The detachable stand\cover works well, although the screen can easily be dislodged from the grooves, but should not be an issue on a stable surface.Worked immediately when I plugged in the usb-c to usb-c cables and was easy to configure using the standard Windows display settings dialog. I have not used the other cable options for so cannot comment.Screen is bright and no issues with flickering or dead pixels.Speaker quality is not great but adequate if you needed to use them for a meeting or video playback.

The ARZOPA S1 Portable Monitor is a fantastic little companion for on-the-go work or casual gaming. Its compact size and lightweight design make it incredibly easy to toss into a bag, and the included accessory cables (USB-C, mini HDMI with an adapter) mean you’re ready to plug and play right out of the box. The USB-C connectivity for both power and video is a huge plus, especially when paired with devices like laptops or gaming consoles. While the color reproduction isn’t the most vibrant I’ve seen, it’s more than adequate for everyday tasks, or casual gaming sessions, and it's pretty sharp.However, there are a few quirks. The screen occasionally loses signal, cycling between "No Signal" and the image for up to 30 seconds before reconnecting—a frustrating hiccup during critical moments. I’ve also noticed that when connecting to a Raspberry Pi, it won’t display anything until the Pi is rebooted, which isn’t an issue with other monitors, so I can't blame it on the Pi.. Perhaps mine is just a bit faulty, but I thought it was worth mentioning. The build quality of the magnetic stand is another weak point; the magnet is quite weak, and the range of angles is minimal. If you try and have it too shallow, the whole thing will just collapse, so I ended up using a separate tablet stand for stability.Despite these flaws, I do feel that this shines as a budget-friendly, portable display. For the price, the convenience and versatility outweigh the occasional annoyances. If you need a no-frills secondary screen for travel or troubleshooting, this is a solid choice—just be prepared to troubleshoot its quirks in return!

Thin, easy to carry, with a protective cover which doubles as a stand (and works well). For the price this is great and means I have a decent sized screen to work on spreadsheets away from my main computer. Comes with 3 good-quality connecting cables.

This is a brilliant product. It is lightweight and easy to setup and move around, the image is clear and it is good for working whilst on the go or when travelling to somewhere where you do not have your usual IT equipment. It is a good quality product and the price is good as well! Definitely well worth purchasing it.

Nice, clear and bright, even when my Surface laptop is working on batteries.Had to buy another cable to use the mini display port on my Surface and then works well.Holder is rather flimsy - works ok in Landscape but not strong enough to hold the screen in Portrait. Protects the screen well when in my rucksack however. For £75ish, it could have been more and still worth it.

I bought this portable monitor to use with a laptop and a mini PC. The monitor is light weight and comes with three cables, a USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C and HDMI to Mini HDMI. The inclusion of the cables is thoughtful and really useful.I found the monitor easy to set up, and I love that it doesn't require a power supply; making it an excellent, low energy, portable monitor solution for travelling. I use it mostly as an additional screen for software development; for text, the output is sharp and for graphics it's not too bad either. In my opinion, the colour is a little off for professional video and photo usage, but it's more than acceptable for everyday use. The refresh rate is 3 milliseconds, or 333.33Hz, which might make it suitable as a value for money, portable gaming monitor too.The monitor has speakers built in, which is a bonus for a portable monitor in this price bracket. The sound quality is not amazing, again, more than acceptable and, if I'm honest, I wasn't expecting it to have any sort of audio, so it was a bonus!One other thing I liked about this monitor is the inclusion of a sturdy, fold-around protective case which doubles as a stand. The case makes it easy for me to put the monitor into my bag and not worry about the screen becoming damaged or scratched.Overall, I'm impressed with this monitor. It is easy to set up, it's full HD and great value for money. I liked it so much that I bought another, which my partner uses for extending the display on her laptop.

Really disappointed.Received the item, looked great and worked well initially. Stand takes a little bit of time to remember each time.The disappointing thing is that it was in a proper laptop rucksack and the case folded around it did not adequately protect it. It was not dropped or impacted in any way yet the screen was really sensitive and just seems to give up.Now after having powered it up it does not show the display properly.Whilst the screen is sharp, I don't think the screen itself or the protection is sufficient. I am now stuck with an expensive monitor that will go in the bin. For clarity, I used it twice, carried it around in said backpack (with good protection and by a reputable manufacturer) a couple of times and when taking it off the side in my office to use it some good time later, found it had just given up. I'll go for a better known manufacturer next time.