OLED Touchscreen Portable Monitor 10.5 inch 2.5K UHD 2560X1600 Metal Bezel 100% DCI-P3, Mini USB-C HDMI Slim External Monitor for Laptop PC Mobile Mac Xbox PS4/PS5 Switch with Protective Case

This is the most trashiest item i ever on on Amazon. The only good thing about this item is it only cost me $100. The screen soes display clean n nice but it has no ability to adjust any pic etc like other screens. Just volume up n down and power off screen. Unfortunately for me the vol +- was for some reason only doing brightness up or down smh. Dont listen to positive reviews about this simple basic screen. It should be value at $49. Now i see why the price on this drop so drastically in the last month or so. You been warned. Do not buy get the screen that cost more cuz it will do more and give you .more

Decent OLED screen. Colors are over saturated, but not in a way that will annoy most people—if anything, it makes the display more vibrant and pretty. Unless you’re doing creative color sensitive work on the display, you’ll probably enjoy the colors. Sharp too. Only issue is that, while it worked with my MacBook Pro just fine, it doesn’t work with my raspberry pi 5. The plan was to use it as a touchscreen for the pi 5 in a mobile build. The video works, but the touchscreen doesn’t, on a raspberry pi. So I’m returning it. Still leaving 4 stars though, because I doubt most people are getting this for a raspberry pi, and it performs well otherwise.

It was advertised to only need the USB-C cable to work. I needed both the HDMI for video and a USB-C connection for power. Luckily, you can use either USB C ports on the monitor to power it. The middle port will supply touch controls.The bottom power port is loose. The cable that was given to me in the box is flimsy and I used an Anker cable to supply the power. Other than that, it seems fine. No burn in either so far.I would've liked a non-glossy screen as reflections is horrible on this screen.

40 days after purchase, and about 4-5 hours of actual use, it now has green splotch in the right upper quadrant (see image below). Even if it were working correctly, this OLED in name only. It does not support 10-bit (8 bit) let alone HDR, and only has one control, audio volume. Also, it only supports 58Hz refresh, an odd value and could cause problems on systems that only support 30 or 60 Hz, like some Linux or Android builds. I guess you get what you pay for, but IMO, the IPS 10.5” are much better deal (< $60) and can support 90Hz refresh with NVIDIA or AMD GPUs.

Perfect mini monitor for packing light. Feels reasonably built, beautiful screen, with good color and brightness. works well for my raspberry pi setup.

Nice screen, lightweight, like the size speakers. When I plugged in a Roku is was showing an HDCP error so this did not work for me. Additionally, it would have been nice to have Vesa slots. Lastly, I could figure out how to access the menu to change the volume, the side buttons controlled the brightness, no matter how quickly or long I held the power button I never saw menu.

Very disappointed in order arrived yesterday in this product was not oled in was not touchscreen will not be buying again says oled in touchscreen on box but it’s a 1080p display

This review is for the 10.5 inch OLED. It looks great, AFTER you remove the protective screen on the front of it. If you don’t remove the protective film it looks like a blurry mess.However, mine arrived with a scratched screen. The shipping box was a little banged up but not horrible. The box the monitor was in was shrink wrapped and looked fine. IDK how it could be scratched but it is. Also the monitor makes a staticky clicking sound when moving a USB mouse.They are replacing the monitor, hope the new ones doesn’t have scratches or make weird noises.UPDATE:The replacement was delivered quickly. Packaging is intact, shrink wrapped, protective cover is on... and the screen is scratched.