ViewSonicVX1655 15.6 Inch 1080p FHD Portable LED IPS Monitor with 2 Way Powered 60W USB C, Mini HDMI, Dual Speakers, and Built-in Stand with Tripod Mount,Black

This is actually my first time writing a review on Amazon. I was so excited to finally have what I was looking for! So I hope to help out anyone thats struggling. Portable monitors seems to be a growing trend so not much precise information online.It took me some trial and error with different brands, both well known and third party but this one is it. Overall this monitor fits in everything that I was looking for in a portable monitor.Now to begin with my specific use case; I am a professional photographer, and at the moment a Computer Science student. I wanted a portable monitor that fits in all of my bags along with my laptop, allows me to do some photo and video editing (16" MacBook Pro), would connect to my cell phone via USB-C (iPhone 15 Pro), would allow portrait mode for coding projects, and would plug into Nintendo Switch without needing a dock. This is the one that delivered! So thank you so much ViewSonic for delivering!Some caveats to mention, One Cable USB-C works prefect with the MacBook Pro, even in 4K resolution.To use with Nintendo Switch or iPhone, the other USB-C port has to be connected to a power source. Wall outlet or PowerBank. (In my scenario I used and Anker PowerBank and it works!)This is will all portable monitors though, not just this one. So here's why I settled with this one.Pros:+ Super lightweight! This screen is approximately 1.6lbs and will add nothing in weight for carrying.+ Very Portable! 16" is a great size and it does a good job at being close to matching the MacBook Pro.+ 16" OLED 4K screen (Its great to watch movies but don't expect it to replace a 65" 4K OLED TV).+ 170 Degrees Visual from different angles (Consistent image quality from different angles).+ 100% DCI-P3 coverage/most of Adobe RGB (which is great for color accuracy, photo and video editing)+ Built in Portrait mode which is great for coding or editing (might need to level the stand)+ Has a built in speaker (No, they are not strong but at least its provided, better than nothing)+ 3.5mm Jack (plugs into a portable speakers with 3.5mm Jack or headphones)+ Provides Power to devices (iPhone 15/Switch) that are connected via Wall Outlet or PowerBank.Cons:- 60hz only (would have been even better at 120hz to match my Mac, and maybe the Switch 2?)Probably asking for too much but would hav been the icing on the cake.- Expensive ~$500 (but to be honest it's not really a con, you get what you pay for and for it to do everything that I need without extra dongles. I'm perfectly fine with paying the price tag)Overall though I can't complain about this purchase; just being a little nitpicky. If ViewSonic decides to keep producing these and release a version with 120hz, I would buy it in a heartbeat but as of now it's perfect! Check out the attached photos for my use cases.-----|The only other well know brand I tried was the ASUS ZenScreen MB16QHG. Almost kept it too but I did not want to carry around with me additional dongles for my Switch:Pros:+ 2K+ 120hz+ Built in Stand (Portrait mode too)+ 3.5mm Jack+ 100% DCI-P3+ Full HDMI Cable (Not Mini)+ Great Portrait Mode Stand+ Auto-Rotate (Windows Only)+ Very LightweightCons:- It doest NOT connect the Nintendo Switch without a dock, then even with a dock connected the 16:10 aspect ratio doesn't not convert to 16:9 for gaming. It left the gameplay looking distorted and for me personally I wasn't a fan.- No built in speakers- Expensive while lacking features ~$400-----|The only third party brand I tried was the UPERFECT 18" Gaming Monitor (Almost perfect). Would have kept it if I was just for gaming. But it doesn't fit all my bags, and having to constantly recalibrate it would have sucked.Pros:+ 2K+ 144hz+ Connects to Nintendo Switch via USB-C without a dock+ FreeSync+ Both 16:9/16:10+ 100% DCI-P3+ Vesa Mount+ Affordable ~$257Cons:- 18" Screen not very portable.- Passible Portrait mode needs Vesa Mount Stand to be more stable.- Brightness settings reset when disconnected from power.

I needed a portable, color-accurate, OLED, high res, 2nd display for travel. I think I found the PERFECT solution. I have to say that this monitor is a no-brainer. I'm in video production so I value color accuracy (Which I'll test later, I'm just excited right now). I also value resolution for sharp text. I also love ease of use, and this display is powered off the USB-C of my MacBook Pro, which is great. Another thing, when comparing this to iPad as a portable display, this is so much better, Bonus, now I can watch Netflix while I "work" vs. iPad sidecar which wouldn't let me do that and kept switching various annoying connecting modes. The only other option is to double your $500 spend and get an iPad which again is kinda of annoying to depend on and I already have an iPad. So I think this is the very best option for anyone trying to accomplish the same thing as me. Enjoy!

This is a top notch monitor. Top quality, with price to match. Resolution, dynamic range, and brightness are top notch. One-cable (usb-c) connection to laptop for power and data. Outstanding, if you need this resolution.

I use this screen with a 2022 16" MacBook Pro and with a 2023 Lenovo Thinkpad X1 (OLED). It is the perfect companion for both. The build quality of the screen is excellent, and I was pleasantly surprised at how light it is. It worked flawlessly with both laptops. Plug and play. Image quality is outstanding which was important to me given the screens on both of my laptops have high resolution and brightness. This has been an issue with other screens. I work remotely across several sites and it is important to me to have dual screen capability. I have tried a few different screens - this is by far the best. It is also great for consuming content. The only issue I have noticed is that it has a different colour temperature to the screen on the MacBook Pro (it is bluer). It matches the Lenovo exactly. I don't think this is a problem - it is just different. Would love to see a touchscreen version.

Worked great until it randomly stopped working after a few usage and plane flights. I tried to get it repaired under warranty. I sent it to ViewSonic in the protective packaging that comes with it, and several layers of package cushioning. They declined to honor the warranty citing shipment damage.If it gets damaged in that much padding while being transported, maybe they shouldn’t advertise this as a portable monitor.