Kenowa Touchscreen Portable Monitor 15.6 Inch, HDR 1080P IPS Laptop Monitor USB C HDMI Port, Touch Screen Monitors Built-in Speakers and Stands for Laptop/PC/Mac/XboxPS4/5/Switch/Phone

Good for flight sim.Came with a couple of cable that are kinda short, however allowed me to test.With my usb c it does not need separate power however if usb c doesn’t power and data can use second usbHDMI for videoUSB c data for touchUsb c for power (if needed)I put photos of both waysTouch works good to choose interments.It’s so light the two vesa 75 seem ok (would be better with 4I had to add 3lb weight to mount so spring piston would work.I’m happy price was right

It sounds promising, but the feel of it is very cheap compared to the same-sized USB C monitor that I already have, which is not touch enabled. That one has a solid feel, a heavy-feeling back. This one feels very light and cheap, not feeling at all durable.It does not come with a case, so that is a negative, and with the back feeling as cheap as it does, it does not inspire confidence. There is a two-level back on it, rather than having a flat back, and that combined with the cheap feel of it made me leary of even putting it in my backpack, which is where I regularly carry my non-touch model.The kick-stand does not inspire confidece, either. It feels cheap, is limited in the angle that it can be stood up, and can be easily knocked down, as the stand is only in the center, and is only about an inch or so wide.Overall, I cannot recommend this monitor. If they would make it more solid, and flatten the back, I could get behind it. I would even be ok with removing the kick-stand to make room internally, if a folio case was included that would both protect the front and back, but also serve as a stand, very much like the cases that so many have on their iPads.Thumbs down.

Case is cheap plastic, the stand that comes out the back broke off. It never really tucked into the case well, it always stuck out.The stand is not very stable either and it falls over easily on an uneven surface. It can also fall over when fixed upright nearly 10DEG from 90.Sound quality is ok, not immersive or clean.The screen detail is 10/10, I honestly would feel comfortable reading off it for hours. And it's good for gaming on the go.Very lightweight and portable. Touch screen is responsive, but I never use it.It does have trouble pairing with my windows 11 dell computer via usb-c. So I usually use it with hdmi, powered by usb-c.Is it worth $100? not with the crappy stand. My next buy will be something better. I originally bought it for $130.

This is a great touchscreen monitor. I have it connected to my PC through the motherboard HDMI and leave my graphics card to feed the triple 42" C2'sI also needed to connect the USB to get the touchscreen features, which have to be set up independently of the monitor. The HDMI supplies the picture, and the USB is just an input device; you must tell Windows which device it is.For what I needed, I used AirManager for MSFS. This allows me to put controls on the monitor, and then any touchscreen input is passed on to the sim. In MSFS, I use the Pop-Out display function and drag it to the monitor.For mouse-intensive games, it's a game changer. I will be purchasing another, once I can figure out where to mount it.

First off, as a display it looks and works fine. It's lightweight, the picture quality is good, and the kickstand works great.The touchscreen is the issue. I tried connecting it to my phone, using the usb-c connection, and it worked great. My samsung fired up DeX and it was immediately functioning with touchscreen support (excellent).I think tried connecting it to my Raspberry Pi, using the connections as they display in the product listing (since it's not included in the instructions). It displays fine, but no touchscreen support. I've tried various ways to enable it, but none seem to work. As stated, no instructions for the Raspberry Pi support, so I suspect I'm SoL (this is what I bought it for). I saw another review stating touchscreen worked for them on their Raspberry Pi, but they had different issues. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't feel like there's customer support to help with this.I tried connecting it to my Windows desktop and did not get touch support there either, but I didn't really get a chance to debug/configure. If that changes, I'll update my review.

I recently bought this touch screen portable monitor and it's been a great addition to my setup. The screen quality is impressive with clear visuals and vibrant colors. Setting it up was easy; I just plugged it into my laptop via USB-C and it worked right away. The touch screen feature is responsive and makes navigation smooth. It's lightweight and fits nicely in my bag, so I can take it anywhere.One of the best features is using it for presentations. When I go to in-person meetings, I can set up a dual-screen setup effortlessly. I can display documents or slides on the portable monitor while keeping my notes and email open on my laptop screen. It's incredibly convenient and professional, eliminating the need to constantly flip between tabs or screens on my laptop. Overall, it's been a successful purchase for boosting productivity on the go and enhancing my professional presentations.

**UPDATE** I purchased this on 7/14 and it is now 10/5 and the touchscreen ability has stopped working. I contacted the seller a week ago and they still have not responded. Now Amazon is charging a $25 restocking fee. I would avoid purchasing this monitor. I guess you get what you paid for...I really like this monitor. I purchased it to use with my raspberry pi 4 and it works great as a touch screen monitor. The one thing I dislike is that it shows a lot of fingerprints. Other than that, it works great, and is priced well.