Good stuff man. Just found your channel within the last few weeks and been loving your style.

That's super nice to hear. Probably more than you'd think. Thank you.

Glad I ran across this comment, have you gotten it yet? & If so do you feel it was a warranted purchase

@@cwillis92 YES! it is a very nice portable monitor that I still do use. I play a lot of competitive FPS games, so I have a dedicated monitor for that, but using this guy for other more casual stuff was such a pleasure. Rich colors, amazing contrast, and super sharp bc of that high PPI. The one thing I will say is that while yes it does have pen support, it was just a bit laggy for my use, but I'm sure for very casual pen use it would be fine.

15.6 not good on plane too big

looking at 13.3

@@blanka4545that’s simply not true. People use 16” MacBook Pros on planes all the time. Also, next to my 14” MacBook Pro, the height of the monitor is almost the same bc it’s a wider aspect ratio. Used them at a cafe today and noticed this

Don’t you have a screen on the plane already. I mean if you have to work, working with 2 monitors is a bit mad on a plane. For example, space, turbulence, food, drinks, getting up & etc..

That's how I've been using it ever since I got it

@@scaryifliteral Thanks man

I've not reviewed their monitor, so I can't really say.

Have you found one?

That’s my only gripe with this too. I’ve searched but I don’t think there’s a magnetic case for this, and likely can’t be one either bc it doesn’t have proper magnetic spots in it for a third party to ever make one. However I don’t think this is a deal breaker bc you can still buy a sleeve case. I absolutely love mine when I got it earlier this week. OLED makes it worth the compromise of no magnetic case. $144/188 depending on size for Amazon Black Friday rn

so basically the monitor’s pass through charging isnt that good? 😢That is a big downside imo. You are going to need to charge both separately with 2 usb c cables

Yes

Glare and stand are my two biggest issues

@@scaryifliteral yep, these are the crucial ones

just put an anti-glare screen protector on@@scaryifliteral

Antiglare screens completely ruins the colours, and if your monitor is getting the strike of a light strong enough to be bothering, it’ll be bothering no matter how antiglaring your screen is. Id rather turn the screen out of distracting reflects and not sacrifice colours and the gorgeous glossy looking.

@@Wolfgang_rw antiglare is good for average office worker, unless you are a photographer or work with graphics, antiglare is a must!

They're very dark. The glossy finish makes it impossible to capture.

@@scaryifliteral Thank you bro

Does any owner here have bad color and contrast? Mine is like this: When I connect my switch via HDMI it looks ok. But thise colors are totally artificial and saturated anyways, so it's not a good test. But when I watch videos, e.g. KZfaq or disney plus via chromecast dongle, the red is way too saturated so people's skin looks like they have a severe sunburn. But if I lower red to less than about 45, the colors are off. E.g. everything looks a bit green/blueish. The second problem is the contrast. I can only have shadow detail plus overly bright white highlights without details and color, or I can have highlights that are ok plus totally black shadows where I can't tell anything apart because it's just solid black.

@@allesdurchprobiert Make sure your monitor’s Color Space is set to auto. This could fix over-saturation problems…If there’s an option for RGB range, choose “full” to address potential contrast problems. Also if you have HDR enabled, try disabling it that might help.

It hasn't