Acer - PM161W 16.0" WUXGA 60Hz FreeSync Compatible IPS Portable Monitor (2 x USB 3.1 Type-C, Mini HDMI, Audio Out) - Black

One cable. That’s it. Plug a single USB-C into your laptop and you’ve got a full second screen, no power brick, no setup headache. It’s light enough that you genuinely forget it’s in your bag until you need it. Only gripe: no cover included, which feels like a miss for something built to travel. Grab a sleeve separately and you’re golden or just a decent laptop bag.

I don't actually this as a portable monitor. I use it as a second monitor for my desktop at home & didn't want to pay a lot of money for a second main monitor that would take up a lot more room on my table. I was hesitant when buying this because it's the first time I've bought a portable monitor & I was concerned that because of the low price when compared to a full size monitor the quality would reflect the price difference between them but I have been pleasantly surprised. I didn't want to spend a lot more money buying a second full size monitor because I can't justify a legitimate need to have a second monitor. It would be purely a want and not even close to a need. So I settled on a smaller less expensive portable monitor. I was also hesitant because it is an IPS display. I've never owned that type of display and have read negative things about IPS for gaming, which is the quality I want in a monitor. If a game looks good on the monitor then everything else I use a monitor for (internet, social media, Word, etc. will look fine on it also). To be honest I still don't know what a video game looks like on this portable monitor because I don't use it for that. I finally realized that is not what I wanted a second monitor for. I game on my main monitor, a 27" OLED that I really like a lot. What I use the 15" portable monitor for is for while I'm playing a game or typing a document or whatever on my main monitor and I don't want to have to pull up another window on the 27" monitor but need to use the internet or am on discord or something like that. It's a support monitor. And in that role it's absolutely perfect. No problems whatsoever. Connecting it to my PC & setting it up is extremely fast and easy. Had it for over a month and have not had one single problem with it. It does what I need it to do without issue. Easy to read and see what is on the screen. Scroll off the main monitor screen & immediately onto the portable monitor screen, scroll up or down on the internet page and scroll back onto the main monitor screen. Couldn't be easier or quicker. I am so glad I did not spend the money on a larger, more high quality second main monitor or an expensive portable monitor, This low priced portable monitor is exactly what I need for what I use it for and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this particular portable monitor. Low price, does what it advertises it does, quick to set up and easy to use. What more can anyone expect from a product?

I was looking for a portable monitor that would be easy to transport and use. This monitor is great. It’s slim so it doesn’t take much space. The stand is flexible so I can stand it up almost straight or where it can be tilted. The screen is clear and I like that it doesn’t need a separate charger for it to work. I also like that it does have a built in speaker that can be used if necessary. The speaker is not very loud but it is an option

I bought this to use with a tall gooseneck stand while laying in bed because I have neck issues which make sitting in a chair for any length of time intolerable. I also use the monitor with my Rog Ally X when traveling etc. The monitor itself is just barely light enough that the stand I bought can support it. The build seems to be of decent quality. Picture quality is solid and the color is pretty good right out of the box while also offering plenty of customization options in the settings. The only reason this isn't a five star monitor is because of light bleed on the sides of the monitor. Perhaps I just got a dud but it hasn't bothered me enough to exchange it, although I just might if only to confirm whether it's a problem with all of the monitors or just mine. Since I bought this on sale I'd say it's a good value for the money and Acer has rarely let me down in the monitor arena.

It's so light I almost mistaken it for a notebook, it fits perfectly in my bag and it high quality.