SOTSU FlipAction 16" Premium Portable Monitor | Super Compact | Pivot Rotate | 2560x1600 DCI P3 | Full Metal CNC | USB-C or HDMI | Perfect Match for Mac and Windows | 2-yr Warranty

Great external screen n stand. But usb cable flat side is restrictive as it covers next usb adjacent

Took a chance ans it paid off !!! 1. The gen 2 dark metalic 2k matches my space black 16" macbook pro m3 max perfectly. 2. The screen defaulted to a lower resolution and 60 htz on first plug in. I changed to 120htz and left the lower res as it was super crisp. I use the "better display" app, but I did not have to change any settings. Colors are dam good, just like my macbook without any fiddling! Brightness is good and I noticed no change when plugging in a power cable. Although my mac powers it fine with 1 cable, I tested this as some portable monitors will brighten up with more juice. This one stayed consistant. 3. Auto rotation does not work for me on Mac or PC. I turned it on in the display menue, but no luck. Its fine when you change the rotation in your settings though. 4. The included wetsuit case is an accident waiting to happen..throw it out and buy a 16" laptop sleeve. Recommend using one that zipper across long ways vs across the top as its easiest to get in and out (i tested on 3 different sleaves I own). 5. The stand is very good! It's stable when the base is facing foward. When you flip the stand so its facing backwards and pivot the monitor to its highest position, its still stable unless you tilt the screen back a bit and then its subject to desk bump or heavy typing wobble. Overall, quality! 6. The controll wheel is meh...its firm and when you arentrying ro manipulate it from the front, you will hunt and poke a lot!. The On Screen Menu is OK. The 1 ding is when trying to turn auto rotation on, I can't tell when I have selected on or off. Menu settings that appear to be on, are grey, selecting turns them blue which seems right until you recheck a setting and it's grey again. Fortunately, you will probably set it once and be done. 7. Its definitely super slim and lightweight, but zero cheap feel. You will def have drop anxiety when handling it the first time. 8. The pivot mechanism is great. Snappy, smooth and one of a kind. 9. No cables poking out the side is a god send ! Super happy with this one (I own 3 other 2k glossy qled monitors and this is brighter consistent. Only complaint is the dang price. This would be just right at $450. $599 made me scratch my head for a week before I pulled the trigger. Overall, its a peice if tech that will turn heads and make you feel good about the extra coin you dropped.

Bought it for $600, one of the most expensive portable monitors. In terms of quality-price ratio it's not great, I think $450-500 would make more sense. Pros: - 120hz, 2560x1600. 4K would be an overkill for 16" for me - Metal feels great and sturdy - Magnets are strong and reliable - High adjustability for height and tilt angle thanks to the stand and 180° rotation - The ports are located in the stand, really nice that this way no cables are sticking out from the side - Fits in my backpack with the MBP 14" - Can detouch it from the stand in a second and use it on a bed - The monitor weights 930g/2.05lbs + stand 435g/0,96lbs Cons: - Poor black colors because of IPS, that's the main issue I have. I would have paid $200 more if there was an OLED option. Btw there is no information in the specs that it's IPS. - Anti-reflective coating is a bit better on the MPB than on this monitor. - The stand is not THAT stable, it would still wobble for a few sec after touching it or if your table is not sturdy enough. I think a tripod stand would be better in such cases. - No speakers. It's not a problem for me since I use it with a laptop only, but can be an issue for those who buy it for pc/console. - The protective case is not high quality, I would expect better, but good enough to use as a mousepad. Recommendations: - If you use it with mac, you MUST download BetterDisplay app and use the HiDPI feature (available in free version) to fix the resolution issue. Otherwise by default the picture would be too big/small/blurry.

I have used half a dozen portable displays. This is the priciest and also head and shoulders above most of what’s out there. What make up for its mediocre specs (2560x1600, 60Hz, 350nits) are two things: outstanding design and effortless compatibility. The display looks and feels just like an iPad with a built-in kick stand. It offers more positioning options than I could reasonably expect or imagine. The base conveniently snaps onto the back of the display magnetically. The whole thing fits snugly into its protective sleeve. The included cable is thoughtfully L-shaped on one end. A single large wheel button offers easy access to menu and settings. Ports are smartly placed on the edges of the kick stand. One can’t help wondering if Apple played a hand in the overall design. Speaking of Apple, Macs notoriously don’t play well with non-Apple displays. This is the only portable display I’ve tried that gets correctly recognized by both my Macs and my iPad Pro for its resolution, ratio, and HDR capability without me having to do any fiddling. It works effortlessly with PCs as well. It’s a glossy finish, making image vibrant and colors rich. There is some reflection as expected, though not as bad as some other glossy portable displays I have. Cons, very few and not deal breakers: - The magnets connecting the base and the display aren’t very strong. The base can fall off if you hold the display screen side up without supporting the base. - The seams on the protective case came loose at the opening after two days. I’d prefer for it to be slightly looser and with zippers. - For the price, you’re mostly paying for the design (aesthetics and usability). Similarly priced ViewSonic 15.6” OLED 4K portable display is a strong contender in terms of excellent specs and portability. I’m still torn between the two, in fact.

Overall, this is one of the nicest quality monitors you can buy, it is sleek, great attachments and looks pretty great with a glossy screen. That being said you are paying quite the premium for that. If you are constantly on the move working from hotels/etc, I could see it being worth the sticker price. If you aren't, I think a regular OLED monitor is a much better use of your money. I'm currently using it on a VESA mount, and it fits perfect above my laptop. The main reason I purchased it was for the stand system that it comes with - and I will say, compared to other portable monitor stand systems it is best in class, really solid engineering, intuitive to use and it packs up incredibly well. I've used it with Mac and windows, and it's worked well on both. NOTE: It does have one really annoying quirk, when the monitor isn't being used and it is plugged in (screen off), it occasionally outputs a very high pitch buzz that is incredible annoying. If you are using it primarily as a portable monitor I doubt you'll run into this issue, but if you have it on a desktop workstation, you may have to unplug it when it isn't being used. unplugging it and plugging it back in seems to kill the high pitch sound for a bit.