InnoView 23.8 Inch 2K 100Hz Large Portable Monitor ∆E<2 100% sRGB Fast IPS Portable Gaming Monitor QHD w/180° Adjustable Stand USB-C HDMI Laptop Monitor for PS5/4 Desktop MacBook Switch Xbox 2560X1440

This external monitor screen is very nice and does the job very well, and is very bright. If you just need an external monitor to do professional work on the go then I would highly recommend this monitor as it is affordable, it is a touchscreen, and the colors are pretty nice and as accurate as they can be for the price. Now, when it comes to external monitors, we all know that the more expensive, indeed the quality does actually become better so do not expect a $600 4K oled touched screen16 inch external monitor with super accurate colors and super low latency, and zero screen tearing. What this monitor lack is lower latency for less ghosting and either Gsync or Freesync because there is a lot of screen tearting during gaming sessions. Other than that, another thing that needs to be mentioned is that all three input on the left side of the screen need to be connected into your PC. The mini HDMI port is to have connectivity, one USB C port is for power connectivity, and the last USB C port is for the touchscreen. So, the best way to make this work is get a dongle that has HDMIs, Display Ports, and USB C connections. Other than that, I still gave it a 5 stars because for the price, you really can't beat this monitor as you have to give in and give out for this price. And, I use it daily for very long hours at a time so to me it is a very useful monitor.

Bought one, then processed a replacement in case the first just turned out to be defective; could not get either to work with an HP Elitebook 840 G2 (touchscreen laptop/Win 10) or a Dell e6430 (non-touch/Win 11) laptop. Monitor function worked perfectly; display is indeed beautiful, but could not get the touch function to work - monitor did not register as having touch functionality in the WIN 10 "Tablet" settings (per Innoview's YT video). Contacted CS but there was no real "tech support"; they just kept encouraging me to use the USB-C cable (not an option for either laptop) and wanted me to take videos of their device...not working. I got better things to do. Returned both. As a review I'd say the screen/display is indeed top notch; the build quality appears to be solid; but you may run into issues getting the touch function up and running on your particular system/connection method. If the other reviews are legit - apparently some folks have issues, some do not, so YMMV.

The 4k touchscreen variant sold here (PM003) is not the same as the one listed on Innoview's website (PM004). This one sold here has a 90 degree (instead of 180) foldable stand and doesn't have a gravity sensor. The OSD also doesn't have options for rotating the screen by 90 degrees. The monitor works fine with a single USB-C (Dp-Alt) from an MSI X670E Ace motherboard. Windows 11 can be configured to use the touchscreen with the monitor as a 2nd screen either in duplicate or extended mode.

I got this monitor to help me be as productive on the road as I am in my home office and it was worth it! Great controls - the touch screen is used to bring up an OSD that lets you adjust brightness, contrast, use pre-sets for gaming(RTS and FPS even), reading, movies, and user settings. The screen must be IPS because the view angles are excellent. It has two full function USB C ports plus a power only port. It even has some small speakers - nice for connecting a mobile device that may not have loud speakers. The touchscreen is nearly as responsive as the Surface itself and the resolution at 4k is just as good as the Surface - with all the controls I was able to make the screen nearly match in quality. I haven't work on it long enough to know how much faster it drains the battery, but it is more about being productive for me than being on battery only - when I travel to offices and need to have dual screen it will be a huge improvement. My only concern now is that I need a laptop pack that has dual sleeves for proper travel storage. The only other thing to consider is that you should have some kind of thought around screen protection since it doesn't have a cover. Other than that, I think this is an amazing device to add to your mobile toolset. I have used some other mobile screens in the past and they were all such low resolution it distracted me more than helped - this one matches the laptop screen so I can get more done.

A train wreck. Set up and use is unnecessarily complicated. Ordered the touch screen and the non-touch screen as a two pack. No instructions on how to use them together. The touch screen requires multiple connections to the PC.