This is the monitor. The fold 7 wasn't able to power my old KYY one that my fold 5 was able to. I wasn't sure about buying another one because, for me, it defeats the purpose if my phone can't power the monitor by itself. Wanted a touch screen one, took a chance and it paid off.

I think going for a monitor from a reputable brand is the way to go. ASUS Zenscreen and Viewsonic, for instance, are great brands. But some brands like Uperfect and KYY offer some amazing specs for the price. Unfortunately, the support is hard to find if things go south with these. In any case, this

I have trouble with all OLED monitors, cell phones, and QD LED IPS displays. Migraines happen quickly, especially with OLED and especially with any cell phone.

I needed a portable monitor but there was actually no recommendation on PWM sensitivity for a portable.

The only monitor type that I have

Get a portable monitor on Amazon. I use the KYY 15.6 inch and it’s great.

I currently have a cheap 15.6 UPERFECT portable monitor which works fine, but I'm wondering if there are any cheap portable monitors around that same size that don't need to be plugged into a battery bank? I've seen portable monitors with built in batteries which is cool, but are above my preferred

Amazon:: KYY Portable Monitor. It’s powered by the USB-C connected to your laptop and is 15.6in. It costs $70 and is a great addition to your laptop when traveling.

I have a Phantom 4 and a mini 4. For a portable monitor, I bought a KYY 4K monitor from Amazon for $99. It works great, but doesn’t attach to the laptop screen. I also use my iPad as a third screen. I have also used a long HDMI cable to my TV before when I worked from my couch due to an injury.

KYY Portable Monitor 15.6inch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088D8JG3L?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share This works so well!! Simply just right Alt+ click the screen you want to pop out then drag it to the monitor

In my backpack: -Laptop -Portable KYY screen for dual monitors. Very useful when working on HMI programs and needing to reference PLC tags -Small zippered case case with little mesh pockets full of every type of usb cable, USB adapters, skinny ethernet cables as emergency backups (you only show up o

I have 2 ASUS Zenscreen Touch with the built-in battery. They've lasted 5 years thus far, but I spent way too much for them ($300 ea). I have found that I don't have much need for the touch capability on the screens and the built-in battery is more hassle than it's worth. The only thing I've used th