12.3 Inch Touchscreen Secondary Monitor, IPS Stretched Bar LCD Travel Touch Display 1920 * 720 HDMI USBC, Portable Touch Screen for Laptop Computer Windows Aida64 GPU CPU RAM Monitoring

Cheap little monitor exceeded my expectations. The screen is very bright and crisp. It has a very high PPI - probably higher than your computer or laptop monitor which may cause complications if you're using it as a secondary monitor, as the interface scaling will appear different - so be aware of that. Because of the unusual aspect ratio of the monitor, you cannot properly downscale the resolution in windows Display Settings. However you can downscale it in the NVIDIA or GFORCE graphics settings from your video card. For example you can set a custom resolution of 960x360 to make everything appear twice as large on the monitor, at the expense of image quality obviously.There are robust display options to adjust the brightness and color levels to match your other monitors.It comes in a metal case with VESA mounting points, and comes with a little stand.The mini HDMI and USB C ports are on the side, so you may want to get right angle cables to connect to them depending on how you plan on using/mounting the monitor. The included cables are 1 meter long.There are 2 USB C ports, you can use one USB C for data and one for power. They are interchangeable. My computer doesn't support thunderbolt USB C monitors so I didn't test that.Measured with a USB Power meter, the monitor draws about .56A at full brightness, which is why it may not work properly on a regular USB 2.0 port which is limited to .5A output (the USB 2.0 standard). However I found the max brightness setting to be too bright for anything except using it in direct sunlight - at a brightness level appropriate for indoor use the power draw is about .25A ~ .4A. It does not have a DC barrel jack power input - only USB C.Windows 11 does not make it clear on how to set up this touch screen as a secondary monitor. By default the touch inputs from this monitor will be directed to your primary display. You have to go to "Control Panel" (NOT "SETTINGS") - Hardware and Sound - Tablet PC Settings. Then it lets you set which display the touchscreen gets coupled to. And the touch is good quality, capacitive so it responds well to finger touches and is pretty accurate, just like using a phone or ipad. I use TouchMouseTools utility (not free) to make the touch screen not move the mouse curser and makes it more usable as a secondary monitor and it works great.Overall a great bang for the buck. I use it mostly for flight sim control panels and it works great. Can't even find this type of monitor cheaper direct from China. The documentation is not very robust, so hopefully this review helps you out with some of the details.

I bought this portable touchscreen monitor to use as an extra screen for virtual stream deck +. At first, I was really frustrated because plugging it in with just the USB-C cable didn’t work — the monitor stayed black or said “no signal.”After some research, I found out that this can happen on desktops and laptops whose USB-C ports don’t support video output (known as DisplayPort Alt Mode). Many gaming desktops, budget laptops, or older computers have USB-C ports that are only for data transfer or charging, not for sending video.Here’s how to make it work:✅ Use an HDMI cable (or DisplayPort, if your computer has it) to send the video signal to the monitor.✅ Connect the included USB cable to your computer — this handles the touchscreen input and sometimes extra power.✅ On Windows, open Control Panel > Tablet PC Settings and select the portable monitor as the touchscreen device. This ensures your touch gestures control the correct screen and not your main monitor by mistake.After setting it up this way, the monitor works perfectly — clear picture, smooth touch, and easy to carry around.Tip for other buyers: Double-check whether your computer’s USB-C port can actually carry video. If not, always use HDMI for the display and USB for the touch features.Overall, this monitor is an excellent value once you connect it properly and adjust the Windows settings. Highly recommend!

Nice little monitor but its not touchscreen.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works perfectly

My screen went black and would not display anything with any device, any configuration of cables or order of connection. It connects fine and the computer sees it as a monitor, but it will not display anything.I took it to a repair shop, and the design turns out to be terribly defective.The screw holes for the vesa mount are completely unprotected internally, and it doesn't come with any vesa hardware or any warning for how long the screws should be. So if you're using hardware from a standard vesa mount designed for a standard monitor, the screws will immediately destroy critical components of the screen with no prior tactile warning. Even if you managed not to damage anything with pressure and just touched it, it would short on the screw where it touches and brick the device anyway.(I used a hand screwdriver, very slowly, and I didn't feel it. The tech couldn't feel it either.)Awful defective design. It should not even have the mounting option. I understand cheaper products, but with such a poorly thought out error any user who tries to use the advertised vesa mount would reasonably ruin the device.Will definitely be returning.