10.3" Small Touchscreen Monitor, 400cd/m², VESA, IPS Stretched Bar LCD Mini Travel Touch Display 1920 * 720 HDMI USBC, Portable Touch Screen for Laptop Computer Windows Aida64 GPU CPU RAM Monitoring

So great for DS/3DS games. Just the right aspect ratio for side-by-side, perfect resolution for crisp image but doesn't need tons of upscaling that ruins the 2D art. The touch feature even lets you fake manually using the lower screen. I struggle to think of general uses for a screen so niche but for this specific purpose you won't find anything better. And it's cheap but has good construction, sound, and picture quality and doesn't feel cheap at all.

It's probably a 'ME' problem, but I read the details before buying and I thought this was going to run from a USB C to C connection from the high-end MOBO I have. It won't. with the USB C to C cable in, I had no display but the screen did act as a touch pad, controlling the mouse cursor on the PC. You have to use am HDMI cable to connect to a graphics output. Other than that disappointment, it's a nice sized clear screen with good definition, brightness and colour at a decent price. Probably wouldn't have got it if I'd realised I couldn't power and supply it with a signal from the one cable, but as I said, that's a 'ME' thing.

Had the device connected to my desktop setup. Lasted two weeks. The fault was very peculiar, it rebooted the PC, and never POST after. Had to unplug it from all the connections for the PC to properly boot. When PC is on and I try connecting it - hard reset, and same story again. I'm still in the return window, so I will try getting a working one. Very disappointed.

it displays as expected but I can't get this working as a touch screen device in Windows 11 24H2 on a HP EB 840 G8 - I've got it connected via the USB-C; if I set it as the main display and reboot the laptop, the screen works as a touch screen on the log on page, once Windows desktop appears, it's no longer touch capable - no useful instructions and Windows just doesn't show it as a touch device. I will just use it as a mini display and forget it's meant to be touch capable.

Very poor instructions and not compatible with a gaming PC, the touch screen works but there is no display on the screen, even when using my phone which should be a even easyier set up from what it says. I asked the seller for a solution but I got reply like I dint even open the book and nothing more... Maybe the one I got was faulty? Either way its not working and I sending back.

Colours ain't thr best but it's like a mini ultrawide display it's cool for the price to have yt music and discord running side by side

great little monitor but has a short coming - you cant scale this at all it will just force you at 100% in windows and it would have been nice to been able to scale it up to 150 or even 200% just to the windows icons were bigger for the touch feature to make sense!

I was a bit worried about spending the money on this screen, given some of the reviews, and the cheap price, it felt like a gamble. However I am very pleased with the product, it offers great value and performance. I purchased the screen for use with Microsoft Flight Simulator, using it to display various flight displays. The screen is perfectly sized for this, I use it to display the PFD, ND and Upper ECAM as pictured. I use a desktop PC, so I used the provided HDMI cable and the USB A to C cable for power. Plugging the cables into the side of the unit looks untidy, so I recommend getting 180 degree, u shape USBC (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C7P3PVFP) and HDMI (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C7P31DDZ) adapters (HDMI should be angle up not down). The HDMI port is standard sized. There is no branding/ugly logo visible. The screen is bright enough on default settings. I haven't used the touch functionality. I've had no problems with any noise from the unit. If you are using MSFS, you need the pop out panel manager from flightsim.to which saves your pop out panel positions, and removes the title taskbar. A great purchase!