InnoView15.6" FHD Dual Portable Monitor | All-in-One Foldable & Stackable Design | 315° Screen Adjustment & 180° Stand | USB-C/HDMI Travel Monitor for Laptop, Mac, Windows

I bought a competing industrial/portable dual display from another OEM last month, it was okay - but plagued with sleep mode issues, not supporting MST USB C on my intel chipset - and was only 1080pThis 4K innoview has impressed me within 10 minutes1. Immediately enabled both independent displays with a single USB cable (and of course separate USB power) to my Intel 275HX integrated graphics, streaming 2x 4k signals over one USB C so seamless means the hardware and firmware guys got this right2. Screens are sharp with good color settings out of box3. Built-in menu is solid, gamer crosshairs are cute addition - but this is not a gaming monitor4. These are solid IPS displays, brightness is great even in a well lit room (power meter on my USB power bank says 60W power draw)5. sleep mode and waking works great and OST has a black background for its power notification (competitor had a 10 second full screen blue background sleep mode status, which was jarring)I will update this review when I test more of the features, HDR did not impress me immediately - will likely need to try the other HDR modes, not worried as SDR is brilliant here - and HDR is really for OLEDs or other technologies with better backlight controlOnly negative: Included display cables are short, luckily I have my own - but at this price point, 5-6ft should he standardI also have an innoview 2k 180hz 24in which shares a lot of DNA with this, also very goodSomeday I hope to learn the origin and story about where these displays come from and how brands package them differently, they are very cool - and Innoview has impressed with their implementationsUnrelated feedback: Innoview website needs an update, I know these models change quickly - would be cool to see upcoming model previews, and see more detailed specs

I use both Macos (at home) and Windows (for work). These dual monitors work great with a 1-2-3 screen setup on Windows with a single USB-C cable connected to my laptop or Displayport from the GPU. Colors are great, 10-bit supported via Displayport connection. It's a big productivity boost compare to my single 32' setup. It folds into a slim package that is easy to transport w. a separate carrybag.However, the setup with Macos is less than ideal. HDMI is a must have, second one USB-C or Displayport is necessary for the equivalent 1-2-3 monitor. Third one for power. Too many cables for anyone that needs a clean setup with Mac.Total power draw for both monitors via USB-C is ~65 W. It can be powered via power bank or a combo GAN charger via the 65W port. All in all, great monitor, I'll keep it. Wish the manufacturer can do something about the Mac situation.

Pretty good monitors, but not the higher-end quality I was expecting. I got 2K, but I couldn't get these to work well with Macs. They work, and if you tweak them for a few hours, you can get the resolutions not to look weird, but overall, I was expecting a much better product. Hardware wise - it 9 out of 10, its think and light and easy to carry and sturdy. but the software behind it and the quality of the actual screen meh

I purchased this for use during an extended working vacation. My regular office has 2 32” monitors, in addition to my 16” MBP, and I wanted to recreate that on the go without having to find the space to set up 2 monitors on my desk. And I don’t like the idea of attaching extra weight to my $2k MBP, as so many travel monitors are designed to attach to your laptop screen.The smaller variety of this unit (I forget the size) is just a bit larger than my MBP and both fit nicely within the travel bag I already had. I measured for the larger version, and it would not have fit. But even though this is the smaller version each screen is still larger than my MBP. And I think the larger version would be a bit big to travel with anyway.Screen resolution is as promoted and works well enough for me. Build quality seems solid.Some notes on working with my 2019 MBP:I downloaded the driver required to use the monitor as 2 separate monitors. The process was not nearly as automatic as stated, and it works better as one single monitor. I deleted the driver and use it as one. Just position your windows as if they were two.And there was some odd behavior between it and the MBP with the MBP running on battery. I couldn’t get the monitor to stay connected. No problem. You have to plug the monitor into power. Go ahead and plug in the MBP as well, and this is not an issue at all.

This is one of the most anticipated purchase I made this year. I travel a lot for work and for school for having extra monitors is a must for me. I have been using separate panels but it's not the most elegant solution. I got this in the hope that I can use 1 cable running to the monitor and 1 cable running from the monitor to the laptop which it advertises. This works great out of the box when I first started using it but on the second day I plug it in, in the same setup, the screen go on and off as if the computer is picking it up then loosing it then picking it up again, for a good 3 minutes. That is not right but this is not something that happens often so I have no fuss over it. However, I started having a headache when I use the screen for an extended period of time. After using this for a few days, I realized that the top screen has this strange effect where the text fringes, if you are familiar with photography, this is very much color fringing. The bottom screen works fine. I reached out to support and they answered the email but it takes a really long time for them to respond to each message and I had mentioned that I tried troubleshooting every which way but it is not helping and it is the physical issue with the screen. I would be very careful with buying and keeping this. I hope the problem can be resolved soon as I really like it if it works correctly.