10.5" 1080P Touchscreen Portable Monitor [T10PA]

This is a very portable monitor. It has a slightly smaller footprint than my 11” iPad Pro. I am able to use it without a power source other than the iPad, if needed - just connect them with the included USB C - C cable and it’ll power up off the iPad’s output. OR if you do have power available I found that when connected I can plug power in to the second USB C port on the monitor and that will power/charge the iPad! After some experimenting, I am not able to use the monitor as a USB hub in that when I plug flash drives in to it I am not able to access it on the iPad. (I have tried various arrangements with my USB C flash drive with different cables that DO work with an actual hub and I just can’t make it work. Not a big deal, just would have been a really cool thing to discover.I included a picture from a recent work use of the iPad and monitor connected. It’s a pretty good quality screen, though without getting too much into the settings everything appears smaller on the monitor than when on the iPad. For example the dock shows up on both but is maybe about 2/3 the iPad size on the monitor. Also, for the monitor to have the proper dimensions the setting creates a narrow black bar across the top and bottom.Finally, in the picture I included I tried to black out people and sensitive information. So it’s not the screen itself doing that! This really is a nice screen to have along - it makes zoom calls where I’m looking through various documents at the same time much more enjoyable.As documented clearly, the monitor is NOT touchscreen when connected to my iPad. I haven’t used it with any other computer so not sure how that functions. I would give it 5 stars but every now and again I bump the monitor screen and then something gets messed up and I have to disconnect it from the iPad for some kind of reset, then reconnect and pick up where I was. That is a bit annoying otherwise it’d be 5 stars.

This travel monitor may be little, but it is pretty cool. It is very easy to set up and connect to your laptop. The instructions were clear and concise. It is a little smaller than an ipad and is also touch screen. I think this is a great option for when you travel or when a workstation is not available. I don't think I could work on it daily because of its size, but it is way better than only having your laptop monitor flipping back and forth between screens.

This is a very good quality portable monitor. It works pretty well, touch screen has no issues. Decent brightness, but very good quality screen as well.

What I like about this monitor:* 75x75 VESA mount holes, which could be very useful in the right circumstances.* Very nice looking output, that is bright.* Touch screen is a very nice feature.What I don't like about this monitor, is mostly the stand/case. The stand is not what I would consider a good design. The case attaches to the monitor with magnets, which led me to nearly dropping the monitor when I first tried to open the case (because I had no idea how it was attached, or that it could be separated). I'm not real fond of how the case turns into a stand, and feel that could be better designed, although it's not a horrible, and better that some other designs I've seen.My phone isn't compatible with video output over usbc, but the touch screen functions do work with my phone. I haven't tried the touch screen on other devices, and hope to eventually use this on my RPi. I did find my way into a hidden menu, that will allow you to tweak many settings, but I have not found any way to get back into that menu.

I am a computer hobbyist and help out with computer and other tech gear for friends and my church. Occasionally I have needed and additional monitor for the work I do and I have brought along one of my spare desktop monitors for this purpose. This has been a clunky way to go as these are heavy, bulky and need AC power to operate. When I saw this Intehill portable monitor, I had to give it a try to see if it would meet my needs. And yes, it essentially does.The monitor itself is a little heavier and thicker than I expected - think of a 10" tablet, but about 1/2" thick with the case. Overall, it seems durable and well made.The connection I will mostly use is the HDMI input and I will need a VGA to HDMI converter in many cases. Power can come from a computer's USB connection, or an adapter or battery. Still, this is all better than lugging around a large desktop monitor.I tested this by connecting it to my Windows desktop computer and it was immediately recognized as another monitor. I could extend and duplicate my desktop just like with any other display. The 3:2 native display ratio makes this a little funky, but it has an option for a 16:9 ratio with black bands top and bottom. So, bottom line, I have an improved option for when I need that extra computer monitor to perform setup and testing work.