You know what? I wanted to get the ASUS's but 2800 is just too much, 699 is only slightly more than the higher end 4K portable display on Amazon (around 500usd)
@@carholic-sz3qv I think nalvare hit the nail on the head there though - until now, the Asus was basically running against no real competition, but now? This may be slightly smaller, but that DCI-P3 rating, along with the price? I can absolutely see this being a very successful product, quite possibly stealing the majority of the customers from Asus, which will invite other companies to see the available money to be had by competition in the market. Hopefully within a year or 3, we will see several versions available in a range of sizes and prices appearing. Awesome review either way, as this is definitely a nice looking product! Still not QUITE in the price range I'm waiting for, but a lot closer!
For this money you could almost pick up an older OLED Dell XPS 15 on eBay. Of course that does not meet a 2nd monitor use case without software (or hardware).
I like it when a company doesn't limit adaptability or function of the device they're designing to just the one or two usecases they envision, and slap a bunch of extra ports on it. OTG, 3.5mm audio jack for passthrough use, I love it.
I know this is an older video, but Ijust gotta tell you that I picked up one of these w/stylus and all the extras. Basically brand new, only taken out of the box to test the monitor for only $430 shipped... I've been wanting one of these since I saw this video. Patience has paid off baby... Thanks for great insight, keep up the good work, Happy Holidays!
From the video itself i have seen the touch is not really responsive, not close to any cheaper Wacom drawing device. But this could also be the SBC itself and not coming from the screen.
@@riniks112 ok.... i would love such a screen but cheaper with for example "only" 2560x1440 or 1920x1200(or 1080) as a drawing tablet (since it supports 4096 pens) and as external screen in many usecases. Any modern iPad would do the same (and im still in an "Apple-Enviroment"), but the prices are crazy, as much i loved my iPad 2 these days, the prices, especially for the Pro variants are MUCH too high priced. I tried already Android Tablets, and with a tablet im pretty ok with googles OS, but still its the typical android experience i had already with phones (unstable, laggy, crashing apps) On the other hand i would wish more of a crossover between MacOS and iOS on iPads instead of the typical iOS which is also used in the phones (and awesome for them), like this i would probably replace my loved 2010 MacBook Pro with an iPad Pro as "Mac-Alternative", in combination with the wireless stream to a screen over Apple-TV and with mous/kb inputs probably a awesome notebook/tablet "convertible" and therefor also worth 1000$+
this is perfect for me! I can play at 1080p at a monitor size I like and even play 4k vids on it. The monitor looks so crisp and sharp, definitely buying this to cast phone and laptop to sometime soon!
Omg. I immediately backed this. Having a LG CX, I have come to admire oleds. Just as a display I know this wont dissapoint. I have one request. It came with a pressure sensitive stylus. I was wondering if you can show some of that working. Specifically I'd like to see it in action sculpting in Blender or a drawing app like Artrage or Krita or even just Photoshop. I'm really interested in the Stylus and how it responds with the screen. Thanks.
compared to LG CX I think this monitor will actually disappoint very fast in the fact that colors will shift or burn in fast by being pure RGB oled... While LG CX uses blue+white oled and color filter for the colors, with pure RGB oled if used at high brightness it only need a few amount of hours for the blue to start loosing intensity and then the screen shifts color as the blue looses intensity or burn-in... In theory for example showing just a white screen the LG CX would get dimmer with time but would always look white and this monitor would start to not look white. ps: But sure for now nothing beats a pure RGB OLED display and will have more color than LG OLED TV. Only microled beats it but for now they are all fake and the actual microleds displays that exist which are actually super incredible are super little for AR\VR\projectors like JBD shown a few years ago 1 million nits tiny super high 5000 ppi true microled displays but they are done in silicon wafers like a CPU\GPU so their method of making them sadly wouldn't be good for a monitor size :(
@@pepperjobs8591 Off course it is, however the pure RGB will probably always be worse than LG solution even though sure RGB OLED is the cheaper current best technology for a screen with quality surpassing LG OLED TV solution but it's even more prone to have problems faster...
@@guily6669 to be honest I have no idea about your claim of "pure RGB", we talk about the generation of panel manufacturing rather than the pixel alignment when we look at improvements. The base materials of the current generation has been greatly improved than its predecessors.
@@pepperjobs8591 AMOLED sub pixels are true Red, Green and Blue all oled subpixels and all those different colors have very different lifespans being blue the one to die way faster than the other 2... LG OLED TV uses blue+yellow OLED panel and to make the colors they use a color filter in front, so it will never look as good as RGB OLED but it's probably a more controllable and more longer lasting when all the pixels are the same, the color will never shift that much as for example the white will remain white even if it loses a slight amount of brightness it will just look slightly burned-in (though to the loss of brightness) but still will look white. A RGB oled as soon as the parts mostly using blue sub pixel constantly will make the screen shift colors faster as the blue loses brightness against the green and the red everything will keep looking different, the white will not look white anymore, instead will be a burn-in in a very different color sooner than LG solution.
i'm watching this on a $99.00 HP 23.8 23f monitor and it looks fabulous, much better than my HP. How can that be? Yours is my favorite site about computers, etc. Keep it up, please!
I have, enough times to raise an eyebrow in suspicion at this response... you should know better by now if you have! Never, EVER buy a brand new shiny product at full price right on release date. Wait for version 1.1 or whatever they go with when they fix all the bugs discovered by users in the first batch. Stuff they couldn't possibly catch in their internal bug testing, as it only appears periodically, so having a larger database will cause that to happen. Don't be one of the poor suckers stuck in a return-repair game because you had faulty adhesive on the touch panel layer that dies in 6 months, or a power regulator that ran just a bit too hot, so now 100% of the screens have a hot "yellow" section in them, or anything else like this. Give it a little time, THEN celebrate if it really is as good as they claim! But yes, hopefully it does turn out to be what we've been waiting for, lol. I'm just crossing my fingers for the price to drop to $500, as that's my personal "buy it" point. Edit: I do like buying products "on the bleeding edge" for personal use, but I group this one under "professional tools I'll use to make money/for work" rather than something like a video game console, which is absolutely not for work, haha. On THOSE? Sure, go for it. But for anything you buy that you will rely on professionally? Give it time to prove it's stability/reliability.
The need for nice 4k touchscreens is going to surge for applications like Golf Simulators that are all going 4k projectors and need mirrored displays for control. There is NOTHING yet. BUT, you need to get a 20-22"" version, this is just too small. Let me know if anything is coming!
Thanks to this video and the new you did today,i bought one of this AMOLED portable monitor. i can't wait. and i bought an 27inch LG IPS 144hz,but i will send back and keep with oled portable instead :D
Hey ETA, I really enjoy your videos. I'm looking to get a portable monitor for my wife's Christmas gift so she can run DEX on her Note 10+. What would you recommend? I'm not looking for top of the line (the one in this video is out of my budget), but I don't want bottom of the barrel either. What's the good sweet spot these days? I feel I can't trust many Amazon reviews. She's not too big on image quality, but would like something that requires minimal stuff to plug in, preferably one that is battery powered or powered from the phone. Thanks!
I don't know if this one is still available but I bought it on eBay for cheap and it has worked great with my Note 10+. XYO Portable Monitor WITH BATTERY Gaming HD TOUCHSCREEN 15.6" IPS USB-C HDMI
@@pepperjobs8591 are you paid by them? As good a screen itself is with 60Hz, it cant compete with any 120Hz+ screen. Not to mention VRR/Gsync/Freesync support is missing, not that it makes sense for a 60Hz Panel...
I still had a working samsung 17 CRT on an old desktop at my parents home, 15 years old minimum, one of the latest at that time. It work great and even the res is only 1280x1024, the color fidelity still amaze me compared to the current screens... 😃
@@bland9876 Because of the True Blacks (each pixel is illuminated individually without a back light for all the screen) and reduced motion blur and it's prone to screen burning (not on the same level as a CRT but it can happen)
@@bland9876 my comparison for CRT vs LCD vs OLED personally comes down to motion blur. For gaming, less is better. So will all 3 kinds of panels, at 60hz for fairness, best to worst would be.... OLED > CRT > LCD And I personally laugh when people bring up microLCD because they will STILL suffer from motion blur and piss poor response times. MiniLED is just typical LCD panels with a full array LCD backlight, using for example 4096 leds to light it up.... Oled is the future. Just look at him in this video play forza at 60hz, its butter smooth and its only 60hz. Imagine how godly 120hz or 240hz oled will be.... Orgasmic
Not really, if you play a game that is very dark, you'll get way more blur than even an LCD. It's depressing how many people are somehow forgetting this huge limitation of OLED. All you have to do to remind yourself of this is turn the brightness down on your phone and turn on dark mode and scroll around. Gameboy levels of ghosting.
one thing I noticed about oled in retro gaming...the scanline filter never made sense to me until I did it on a samsung phone with oled. Other screens it just darkens it, but on oled it maintains to vibrancy but really cleans up the image better.
This is really cool! A very impressive set of features and quality of image. Some features I'd like to see in the next version to make it more viable to me would be a 16:10 ratio (better for productivity), adaptive sync (for gaming) and support for higher refresh rate (120hz). I know that would push the price up, but I would definitely pay more for that. Also curious about the pen support. Do you know which technology it uses? As I have a ton of Wacom EMR pens that would be nice to know if they're compatible.
I want one for a long long time but not in the market for a portable display, I want a 32"+ 4k120+ and that's something they can't be bothered to make. This seems to be one of the standard displays companies can buy to make products same as ASUS bought the JOLED's medical panel. At 15.6" it seems they bought one of the laptop OLED screens.
6:17 quality at bottom right shows HD, not 4K, so you didn't use it to it's fullest potential. Also, backed a few kickstarters(crowdfunding projects/products) in my day, never received anything, only once received a partial refund, because they deducted their legal costs. So, I might consider it when it is actually in stores or atleast for sale online, not backing anything ever again. There is no guarantee you'll get anything in return by backing.
I KNOW RIGHT!! I'm already out like $300 from kickstarters that just disappeared and started selling the product on their own sites. Fool me once.... If there was better protection for buyers i would definitely bite on this awesome thing especially since its $1200 retail!!. Now i gotta battle with myself for 29 more days, i dont want to end up $1000 in the hole
We have been on the market for years since 2017 and we have distributors in many countries around the world, so please feel absolutely safe backing us, we are not an unknown company coming from nowhere, thank you 😊
@mike h ONO or (OLO) - The $99 Smartphone 3D Printer. Theres an article about it by 3dsourced called "ONO: How the Biggest 3D Printing Scam of All Time Unfolded". And there are others but i stopped kick-staring a few years ago because i received less than half of the kickstarted projects i backed. Just too risky. Its like gambling.
@mike h I actually think its a great way to get a product that you wouldn't be able to get anywhere else. People are already doing group buys on reddit and forums for various electronics and more so kickstarter is just a bigger more organize version of that. Unfortunately Kickstarter (and maybe even Indiegogo, although i've received all my backed Indiegogo projects) only cares about it's money and has no interest in enforcing projects because it messes with their bottom line. as long as they get their cut (because they are the first who get paid) they don't care. At least that's the impression i get from their silence and behavior.
Hey master of the retro, I just got my hands on a freebie device. One of those old handheld PC's from Dell, the Axim X51. Have you have had any luck changing the OS to something modern or using it for a port device?
skin burn is an acute issue what an OLED panel commonly does experience.. dimming display would be preferable in that case to avoid early visual distortion..
I got really excited seeing the attachments hoping the stand might have been a vesa mount adapter. If I could pop this in a display mount and then pull it off to go mobile ... this would be almost the perfect hybrid.
Yup, I'm a video shooter, and if this had a VESA Mount I would have bought 3 of them on the spot No way to mount on a light stand for client viewing without a vesa mount. So sad, almost a no-brainer, but that one thing kills it.
It would be awesome if used the same flicker free non-PWM technology as the razer studio, Especially the 2020 model that doesn’t seem to have any flickering at all
to show the detail you could move the camera clpser to the screen for some close shots since its amoled it should look nice even some inches away from the screen
$699 is ridiculous price, I can get a 55inch 4k oled tv at $899, which is 6.5 times bigger, also it is 120hz and supports freesync and is brighter! But again it's just meant for very niche market as of now and is in trail and error. So cool.
I think you're failing to get the market niche here. This is a portable second screen for people. If you're a frequent traveler like me then this is a huge deal.
I was patiently waiting for the pen test... Would you make a video about note taking on this monitor with a Samsung dex? I'm thinking of buying an external monitor connected to my Samsung for note taking and studying in class then hook it up to my desktop at home.
@@DCM777. That only... helps a bit. I've still wound up with nasty burn-in on screens that DID have anti-burn enabled, just... they had blurry edges from the minor pixel shift. Outlines that were only half burned-in.
Hey ETA I don't think it's the first one. The Asus ProArt PQ22UC is, and since at least january 2019, on Amazon. But yeah this one is much much cheaper
Omg.. if this thing is actually quality controlled, there's no better deal in all of tech. I'd instsll a holder for the galaxy phone on its back and turn it into an amazing tablet!
I have that brand of monitor I got the smaller 13-in I don't know but it does not it's not bright enough and I noticed that company they don't tell you what the knits are or the conversion of it like don't get me wrong the panel looks good if you're in a dark room but have some light in that room you're done but then again the bill quality is probably one of the best portable monitors I have seen and it's real glass in the front
As always, thanks for the good explanation :) You say you already reviewed a lot of portable monitors. I'm new to your channel, so I haven't seen a lot yet Which one(s) would you recommend that has these requirements: very cheap (less than €80-€90) between 5.5 and 10 inch completely portable (aka can be powered from power bank). Touchscreen is not a requirement (I mean, it's neat if it comes in a cheap screen, but I don't need it, yet). Edit to add: it would be to use my raspberry pi 4 while on the train 2nd Edit to add: A monitor on its own is good enough, I already have a few cases at home and don't want any monitor-cas-combo because I will have too much unused regular cases then.....
Great review - been waiting a long time for this. - Its better than an LG TV? - thats quite a statement. - the stand looks a bit like a macbook stand - I wonder how they look side-by-side or with this screen lying on top of the laptop keybed - not sure if that makes sense, but I would love to put my 16" macbook on a stand & then put this monitor over the keybed & use an external keyboard - seems to work over USB-C for power & display?
Sure buy for me if it was 17.3 inches. Uperfect has some awesome portable monitors as well. They have QLED 100% DCI-p3 but it was only 1080p at 15.6 inches. I bought a 4K 15.6in from them with 100% Adobe RGB. They ALSO have an OLED 15.6 inch 4K with 100% DCI-P3 and 10 point touchscreen albeit with only 400 nits of brightness. The one I ordered though is also 400 nits but Windows 11 measures it at 460 nits. Unfortunately they didn't have the 17.3 inch version of what I have when I bought mine but at least I have something to look forward to when I inevitably upgrade in about 4 months. lmao.
There are a couple mistakes with the video. With regards to the on screen display, I think the setting you called HLE was in fact HUE, essentially meaning the colour a monitor will gear towards. Furthermore the video you used to represent the quality of the display was playing at some resolution between 1440p to 720p, as noted by the HD icon on the gear symbol, instead of 4k (as the gear icon would have 4k above it). It would have been great to see what the selfish mode function in the settings for the monitor does, as it is not a widely used function for many monitors. For future reference, it would also be nice if you could explain what an OTG port is, as well as clarifying what the PiP (picture in picture) function does.
Hi, "Selfish mode" is actually the charging on/off switch for the connected device, we could rename it to "Charging mode" if that's confusing. :) PIP means showing both the images of the USB-C input and HDMI input simultaneously.
Actually it's rather cheap in terms of amoled displays if you check it, i mean it's still expensive but compared to other professional uses amoled screens, its cheap. I wonder how well the drawing experience is on it.
Have to be honest, I didnt back it back then because I know how it is with kickstarter and indiegogo and I have had really bad experiences with them in the past, as a formal company, if it was in the US, I would buy at 700, but not 900, at 900 I would pretty much do anything else with my money.
I wish i can play on this. Just how it looks in person. I hope this could be the Standard for all Monitors in the future. I have a "MSI Optix MAG341CQ Gaming-Monitor" And all what i throw an looks Stunning! but i think it is nothing to compare with.
Samsung Tab S7 Plus connected to monitor playing Genshin Impact with a PS4/PS5 controller via bluetooth and watching a RUclips/Netflix video on tablet. And If not a video on the tablet then open a drawing app while playing Genshin Impact on the other screen. I wanna see if it lags.
this seems like it'd be pretty cool for digital art. I'm fine with a screenless tablet, but considering that most professional drawing tablets are over 900 dollars this is probably a great alternative for art folks that don't want to blow multiple months of income on a fancy screen.
Expensive but its the beginning for oled/amoled monitors hopefully we can have more released soon
You know what? I wanted to get the ASUS's but 2800 is just too much, 699 is only slightly more than the higher end 4K portable display on Amazon (around 500usd)
Ambled is still tooo expensive, better is nanocell or mini led
@@carholic-sz3qv I think nalvare hit the nail on the head there though - until now, the Asus was basically running against no real competition, but now? This may be slightly smaller, but that DCI-P3 rating, along with the price? I can absolutely see this being a very successful product, quite possibly stealing the majority of the customers from Asus, which will invite other companies to see the available money to be had by competition in the market. Hopefully within a year or 3, we will see several versions available in a range of sizes and prices appearing.
Awesome review either way, as this is definitely a nice looking product! Still not QUITE in the price range I'm waiting for, but a lot closer!
@@carholic-sz3qv I think it might take 2-3 years for those micro LED or mini LED to come down to this size... they're super big at the moment...emm...
For this money you could almost pick up an older OLED Dell XPS 15 on eBay. Of course that does not meet a 2nd monitor use case without software (or hardware).
I like it when a company doesn't limit adaptability or function of the device they're designing to just the one or two usecases they envision, and slap a bunch of extra ports on it.
OTG, 3.5mm audio jack for passthrough use, I love it.
Ok I now need to build a all in one portable gaming rig OMG. THIS is what I'm looking for.
I know this is an older video, but Ijust gotta tell you that I picked up one of these w/stylus and all the extras. Basically brand new, only taken out of the box to test the monitor for only $430 shipped... I've been wanting one of these since I saw this video. Patience has paid off baby... Thanks for great insight, keep up the good work, Happy Holidays!
Me watching on my 1080p LED Monitor: "oooo pretty"
at least it's IPS, right?
@@alexradu1921 I wasn't sure because I got it a few years ago on black friday SUPER cheap, but I looked it up and sure enough it's an ips display
@@ZachariaZuehlke then it's perfect, way better than any TFT or VA.
@@alexradu1921 still not AMOLED tho lol
I also have an IPS 15.6-inch touchscreen monitor. It works way better than I thought.
I think you're underselling the pen capability on this. I'd love to see how it performs with Photoshop or Sketchbook.
From the video itself i have seen the touch is not really responsive, not close to any cheaper Wacom drawing device.
But this could also be the SBC itself and not coming from the screen.
@@harrison00xXx seemed responsive when he used android mirroring through
@@riniks112 ok....
i would love such a screen but cheaper with for example "only" 2560x1440 or 1920x1200(or 1080) as a drawing tablet (since it supports 4096 pens) and as external screen in many usecases.
Any modern iPad would do the same (and im still in an "Apple-Enviroment"), but the prices are crazy, as much i loved my iPad 2 these days, the prices, especially for the Pro variants are MUCH too high priced.
I tried already Android Tablets, and with a tablet im pretty ok with googles OS, but still its the typical android experience i had already with phones (unstable, laggy, crashing apps)
On the other hand i would wish more of a crossover between MacOS and iOS on iPads instead of the typical iOS which is also used in the phones (and awesome for them), like this i would probably replace my loved 2010 MacBook Pro with an iPad Pro as "Mac-Alternative", in combination with the wireless stream to a screen over Apple-TV and with mous/kb inputs probably a awesome notebook/tablet "convertible" and therefor also worth 1000$+
this is perfect for me! I can play at 1080p at a monitor size I like and even play 4k vids on it. The monitor looks so crisp and sharp, definitely buying this to cast phone and laptop to sometime soon!
You finally got a 4k camera! Congrats!
Now let's see some vertical mame games with the rotate mode, 1941, etc.
God, could you imagine? With crt royale shader hnggg
There is nothing better than oled for retro games, all the colors will just pop, literally POP
Omg. I immediately backed this. Having a LG CX, I have come to admire oleds. Just as a display I know this wont dissapoint. I have one request. It came with a pressure sensitive stylus. I was wondering if you can show some of that working. Specifically I'd like to see it in action sculpting in Blender or a drawing app like Artrage or Krita or even just Photoshop. I'm really interested in the Stylus and how it responds with the screen. Thanks.
compared to LG CX I think this monitor will actually disappoint very fast in the fact that colors will shift or burn in fast by being pure RGB oled...
While LG CX uses blue+white oled and color filter for the colors, with pure RGB oled if used at high brightness it only need a few amount of hours for the blue to start loosing intensity and then the screen shifts color as the blue looses intensity or burn-in...
In theory for example showing just a white screen the LG CX would get dimmer with time but would always look white and this monitor would start to not look white.
ps: But sure for now nothing beats a pure RGB OLED display and will have more color than LG OLED TV. Only microled beats it but for now they are all fake and the actual microleds displays that exist which are actually super incredible are super little for AR\VR\projectors like JBD shown a few years ago 1 million nits tiny super high 5000 ppi true microled displays but they are done in silicon wafers like a CPU\GPU so their method of making them sadly wouldn't be good for a monitor size :(
@@guily6669 this is exactly why the anti burn-in feature is necessary. and only maximising the brightness when displaying HDR contents.
@@pepperjobs8591 Off course it is, however the pure RGB will probably always be worse than LG solution even though sure RGB OLED is the cheaper current best technology for a screen with quality surpassing LG OLED TV solution but it's even more prone to have problems faster...
@@guily6669 to be honest I have no idea about your claim of "pure RGB", we talk about the generation of panel manufacturing rather than the pixel alignment when we look at improvements. The base materials of the current generation has been greatly improved than its predecessors.
@@pepperjobs8591 AMOLED sub pixels are true Red, Green and Blue all oled subpixels and all those different colors have very different lifespans being blue the one to die way faster than the other 2...
LG OLED TV uses blue+yellow OLED panel and to make the colors they use a color filter in front, so it will never look as good as RGB OLED but it's probably a more controllable and more longer lasting when all the pixels are the same, the color will never shift that much as for example the white will remain white even if it loses a slight amount of brightness it will just look slightly burned-in (though to the loss of brightness) but still will look white.
A RGB oled as soon as the parts mostly using blue sub pixel constantly will make the screen shift colors faster as the blue loses brightness against the green and the red everything will keep looking different, the white will not look white anymore, instead will be a burn-in in a very different color sooner than LG solution.
i'm watching this on a $99.00 HP 23.8 23f monitor and it looks fabulous, much better than my HP. How can that be? Yours is my favorite site about computers, etc. Keep it up, please!
Sounds nice but no mention of HZ anywhere even on their website.. They must be ashamed of creating a 60HZ panel, when so close to perfection.
Its not that big of a deal.
There is no 120Hz 15.6" AMOLED display in our universe now, I think 1ms means more than the Hz for this size.
@@familyden4640 if he used the monitor without knowing the specs or running software to tell him, he wouldnt even notice.
Nobody makes one. Go look at Razer gaming laptops. It's still 60hz.
trolling.
Oh finally what I'm waiting for! yay! If you've bought any crappy portable monitor before you will know what I'm talking
I have, enough times to raise an eyebrow in suspicion at this response... you should know better by now if you have! Never, EVER buy a brand new shiny product at full price right on release date. Wait for version 1.1 or whatever they go with when they fix all the bugs discovered by users in the first batch. Stuff they couldn't possibly catch in their internal bug testing, as it only appears periodically, so having a larger database will cause that to happen.
Don't be one of the poor suckers stuck in a return-repair game because you had faulty adhesive on the touch panel layer that dies in 6 months, or a power regulator that ran just a bit too hot, so now 100% of the screens have a hot "yellow" section in them, or anything else like this. Give it a little time, THEN celebrate if it really is as good as they claim!
But yes, hopefully it does turn out to be what we've been waiting for, lol. I'm just crossing my fingers for the price to drop to $500, as that's my personal "buy it" point.
Edit: I do like buying products "on the bleeding edge" for personal use, but I group this one under "professional tools I'll use to make money/for work" rather than something like a video game console, which is absolutely not for work, haha. On THOSE? Sure, go for it. But for anything you buy that you will rely on professionally? Give it time to prove it's stability/reliability.
I have bought 2 so far and have another on order 1 was really really crap. 1 is ok and I'll turn it into a little MAME machine.
Looks like this is still on kickstarter. And here I thought I was watching a review for a retail product.
I want three of those.
Please back our project ! Thanks 👍
The need for nice 4k touchscreens is going to surge for applications like Golf Simulators that are all going 4k projectors and need mirrored displays for control. There is NOTHING yet. BUT, you need to get a 20-22"" version, this is just too small. Let me know if anything is coming!
Thanks this exactly what I was looking for
Wow if it looks this good on a RUclips video, it must be truly a sight to behold in person. Thanks for the information.
It is 😉
3 of these vertical would be amazing!
The monitor in your intro is much better
Maybe you already have one and I'm missing it, but I think it would be nice if you had a playlist of all your portable monitor videos.
I hope this monitor come in Malaysia market.It is very awesome 😎 4k amoled display.
I really want to see some CRT shaders running on a monitor like this. Super high DPI and OLED seems like a match made in heaven for that application
I watched this on my macbook pro and could tell that monitor was amazing, I wish I had the extra cash for one, cause I totally would purchase it
Thanks for your compliment 😘
Thanks to this video and the new you did today,i bought one of this AMOLED portable monitor. i can't wait. and i bought an 27inch LG IPS 144hz,but i will send back and keep with oled portable instead :D
Hey ETA, I really enjoy your videos. I'm looking to get a portable monitor for my wife's Christmas gift so she can run DEX on her Note 10+. What would you recommend? I'm not looking for top of the line (the one in this video is out of my budget), but I don't want bottom of the barrel either. What's the good sweet spot these days? I feel I can't trust many Amazon reviews. She's not too big on image quality, but would like something that requires minimal stuff to plug in, preferably one that is battery powered or powered from the phone. Thanks!
I don't know if this one is still available but I bought it on eBay for cheap and it has worked great with my Note 10+.
XYO Portable Monitor WITH BATTERY Gaming HD TOUCHSCREEN 15.6" IPS USB-C HDMI
@@leskobrandon6950 Thanks, I'll look into that one
Almost bit, then realized I'm not in the market for a portable display with touch. If it was 90Hz or 144Hz I probably would have bit.
Asus has a fairly cheap 1080p, 144hz portable lcd monitor 🤷♂️
A 60Hz AMOLED display with 1ms response time wouldn't perform worse than those high Hz monitors (to leverage their slower response time)
yeah bit
@@pepperjobs8591 are you paid by them?
As good a screen itself is with 60Hz, it cant compete with any 120Hz+ screen.
Not to mention VRR/Gsync/Freesync support is missing, not that it makes sense for a 60Hz Panel...
@@harrison00xXx you may get these features on a gaming monitor.
AMOLED it's the closest to a CRT for modern displays
I still had a working samsung 17 CRT on an old desktop at my parents home, 15 years old minimum, one of the latest at that time. It work great and even the res is only 1280x1024, the color fidelity still amaze me compared to the current screens... 😃
@@bland9876 Because of the True Blacks (each pixel is illuminated individually without a back light for all the screen) and reduced motion blur and it's prone to screen burning (not on the same level as a CRT but it can happen)
@@bland9876 my comparison for CRT vs LCD vs OLED personally comes down to motion blur. For gaming, less is better. So will all 3 kinds of panels, at 60hz for fairness, best to worst would be....
OLED > CRT > LCD
And I personally laugh when people bring up microLCD because they will STILL suffer from motion blur and piss poor response times. MiniLED is just typical LCD panels with a full array LCD backlight, using for example 4096 leds to light it up....
Oled is the future. Just look at him in this video play forza at 60hz, its butter smooth and its only 60hz. Imagine how godly 120hz or 240hz oled will be.... Orgasmic
@@bland9876 you are thinking on TV CRT, PC monitors had a larger pixil count 🙂
Not really, if you play a game that is very dark, you'll get way more blur than even an LCD. It's depressing how many people are somehow forgetting this huge limitation of OLED. All you have to do to remind yourself of this is turn the brightness down on your phone and turn on dark mode and scroll around. Gameboy levels of ghosting.
Beautiful screen, hope they come out with a non touch version for half the price
one thing I noticed about oled in retro gaming...the scanline filter never made sense to me until I did it on a samsung phone with oled. Other screens it just darkens it, but on oled it maintains to vibrancy but really cleans up the image better.
Amazing! With a ThunderBolt 3 port, will be the ULTIMATE portable monitor ! Thanks for your review!
USB-C port is fully compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 laptops!
I would like to see more 4 k portable monitors but half of the price ,like Uperfect in AliExpress look pretty good and is cheaper.
buy oled 15.6 panel from alibaba or aliexpress and diy
you can find guides online on how to do that
This is really cool! A very impressive set of features and quality of image. Some features I'd like to see in the next version to make it more viable to me would be a 16:10 ratio (better for productivity), adaptive sync (for gaming) and support for higher refresh rate (120hz). I know that would push the price up, but I would definitely pay more for that.
Also curious about the pen support. Do you know which technology it uses? As I have a ton of Wacom EMR pens that would be nice to know if they're compatible.
Great review, thank you! Are you able to test it with a Mac? It would be interesting to see if touch works in MacOS
$700 USD on a Kickstarter project is a hard pass. I’ll wait for it to go retail where I have some recourse when they fail to deliver.
Well, this company has been selling on Amazon for years unlike those scams
We are a legitimate company with years of foundation and distribution network, not a unknown company with a mysterious background.
$699 backer is gone. Lowest is about $899. I'll pass. Maybe, if the $699 was still available I would be tempted.
@@jay_te3 we have increased the quota for 699 tier, cheers
Hopefully it makes its way to Aliexpress in one way or another
I want 1440p 144hz 1ms version and to be cheep
Ok yes. I think I need this beauty in my life. Now to see if available in my country!
I want one for a long long time but not in the market for a portable display, I want a 32"+ 4k120+ and that's something they can't be bothered to make. This seems to be one of the standard displays companies can buy to make products same as ASUS bought the JOLED's medical panel. At 15.6" it seems they bought one of the laptop OLED screens.
OMG! Can I have two please... oh wait, make it three!!!
Seriously dude, you test the coolest stuff!
It's a cool gadget indeed
featured Display! with easy to use connectors, the screen works amazingly great.
6:17 quality at bottom right shows HD, not 4K, so you didn't use it to it's fullest potential.
Also, backed a few kickstarters(crowdfunding projects/products) in my day, never received anything, only once received a partial refund, because they deducted their legal costs.
So, I might consider it when it is actually in stores or atleast for sale online, not backing anything ever again.
There is no guarantee you'll get anything in return by backing.
I KNOW RIGHT!! I'm already out like $300 from kickstarters that just disappeared and started selling the product on their own sites. Fool me once.... If there was better protection for buyers i would definitely bite on this awesome thing especially since its $1200 retail!!. Now i gotta battle with myself for 29 more days, i dont want to end up $1000 in the hole
We have been on the market for years since 2017 and we have distributors in many countries around the world, so please feel absolutely safe backing us, we are not an unknown company coming from nowhere, thank you 😊
@@pepperjobs8591 Good to know, let me know when this gets HDR and this will be perfect for use on set! Probably buy 2 as well
@mike h ONO or (OLO) - The $99 Smartphone 3D Printer. Theres an article about it by 3dsourced called "ONO: How the Biggest 3D Printing Scam of All Time Unfolded". And there are others but i stopped kick-staring a few years ago because i received less than half of the kickstarted projects i backed. Just too risky. Its like gambling.
@mike h I actually think its a great way to get a product that you wouldn't be able to get anywhere else. People are already doing group buys on reddit and forums for various electronics and more so kickstarter is just a bigger more organize version of that. Unfortunately Kickstarter (and maybe even Indiegogo, although i've received all my backed Indiegogo projects) only cares about it's money and has no interest in enforcing projects because it messes with their bottom line. as long as they get their cut (because they are the first who get paid) they don't care. At least that's the impression i get from their silence and behavior.
These portable monitors are cool, I just don’t know what I would use it for
Didnt know This thing even Existed! WOW IMPRESSIVE stuff!!
We have been working very hard to make this possible
Hey master of the retro, I just got my hands on a freebie device. One of those old handheld PC's from Dell, the Axim X51. Have you have had any luck changing the OS to something modern or using it for a port device?
Thanks for the demo and info
Strap a LattePanda Alpha 864s to it. Add a slim keyboard. And a massive type C battery bank. You got yourself a nice 4k OTG computer.
Wow... Wish I could afford one of these right now
That is a very nice display. Think I need to start saving some money for a new monitor.
Try the aya, neo on that monitor when you can schedule a friend to ship it your way again.
I’d definitely like to see some of the stylus action. Can this be used as a drawing tablet would be the best answered question.
check it on our channel please, we've posted videos about its performance. Yes, it can be used as a drawing tablet.
It's better than all my tvs & monitors too because I don't own any lol.
It does look very nice.
now make a 27" one that supports gsync
Doesn't sound like a portable device anymore ;)
skin burn is an acute issue what an OLED panel commonly does experience..
dimming display would be preferable in that case to avoid early visual distortion..
I got really excited seeing the attachments hoping the stand might have been a vesa mount adapter. If I could pop this in a display mount and then pull it off to go mobile ... this would be almost the perfect hybrid.
Yup, I'm a video shooter, and if this had a VESA Mount I would have bought 3 of them on the spot No way to mount on a light stand for client viewing without a vesa mount. So sad, almost a no-brainer, but that one thing kills it.
can not found purchase option for this
It would be awesome if used the same flicker free non-PWM technology as the razer studio, Especially the 2020 model that doesn’t seem to have any flickering at all
to show the detail you could move the camera clpser to the screen
for some close shots
since its amoled it should look nice even some inches away from the screen
That's amazing 👍 From now you can use it as your second monitor with your Apple XDR display (at least in your dream 🤣🤣🤣).
Hi, you should review the new Mac mini m1 with retroarch to see how it performs. Great work as always by the way!
$699 is ridiculous price, I can get a 55inch 4k oled tv at $899, which is 6.5 times bigger, also it is 120hz and supports freesync and is brighter! But again it's just meant for very niche market as of now and is in trail and error. So cool.
Try carrying the 55 inch around , this is the answer.
I own the Sony Bravia A1 OLED since 2018 and I've backed this project.
If this monitor comes at 29 inches 21:9 aspect I’m all in for it.
Oled is the best.Waiting 3 years for oled monitors but 16 inches is small.
😁😁 low yield rates of OLED Display sucks in 2020
I think you're failing to get the market niche here. This is a portable second screen for people. If you're a frequent traveler like me then this is a huge deal.
would love to see this monitor with the Pi 400!
Could you also demo the 4096 pressure level pen?
I was patiently waiting for the pen test...
Would you make a video about note taking on this monitor with a Samsung dex? I'm thinking of buying an external monitor connected to my Samsung for note taking and studying in class then hook it up to my desktop at home.
Using this to display Windows has to leave a gnarly burn in of that logo eventually
That's why Anti Burn-in is turned on!
@@DCM777. That only... helps a bit. I've still wound up with nasty burn-in on screens that DID have anti-burn enabled, just... they had blurry edges from the minor pixel shift. Outlines that were only half burned-in.
Make the background black, no desktop shortcuts and make the bar disappear after use
Im using since over a year already a LG OLED as PC screen, also much desktop usage with theoretically high burn in risk. Nothing yet ;)
Hey ETA I don't think it's the first one. The Asus ProArt PQ22UC is, and since at least january 2019, on Amazon.
But yeah this one is much much cheaper
I think he means 21.5" isn't really "portable"? And that's not AMOLED, afaik, that's JLED.
@@familyden4640 Well maybe but 21" for 4K resolution seems better. And I stand by saying it's OLED it's even stated in the pictures.
@@familyden4640 Ausus proart Is no less OLED than this one....
@@_Digitalguy true, but five times the price ? Can’t afford it
Omg.. if this thing is actually quality controlled, there's no better deal in all of tech.
I'd instsll a holder for the galaxy phone on its back and turn it into an amazing tablet!
We shall inspect every unit and pre-calibrate them one by one before shipping out
@@pepperjobs8591 is this a Samsung AMOLED?
@@tech-utuber2219 Right now only SDC and EDO produce panels of this spec. :)
@@pepperjobs8591 Thank you.
Is this panel WRGB or RGB or ? What is the refresh rate of this panel please?
@@tech-utuber2219 RGB
I back vinpok monitor over a year ago and still haven't received it and no reply from the emails i sent out
That's terrible.
Looks very nice, but I'm not going to spend that kind of money on this until it is something I really need.
Great one!
Cool display...would anyone know the refresh rate of the panel?
60 Hz
@@DCM777. Thanks!
Surprised how much colour shift we can see - pink on the right.
OLED looks a little red (pink) under camera when the background is white
You don't really see it with your naked eyes.
They could use less plastic eliminate the bezels and slap a flat kickstand on it. also move the ports to the back! we be good!
Who knows about another monitor like this but less expensive and what support touch?
I have that brand of monitor I got the smaller 13-in I don't know but it does not it's not bright enough and I noticed that company they don't tell you what the knits are or the conversion of it like don't get me wrong the panel looks good if you're in a dark room but have some light in that room you're done but then again the bill quality is probably one of the best portable monitors I have seen and it's real glass in the front
This looks beautiful! I wish it was more pocket friendly...
will you do a video on the new macbook airs for emulation?
in 1440p would it be better because of the pixel size
True. With this size 4k in my opinion is a bit of the overkill. I rather have 1440p and decent freesync range
bruh
As always, thanks for the good explanation :)
You say you already reviewed a lot of portable monitors. I'm new to your channel, so I haven't seen a lot yet
Which one(s) would you recommend that has these requirements:
very cheap (less than €80-€90)
between 5.5 and 10 inch
completely portable (aka can be powered from power bank).
Touchscreen is not a requirement (I mean, it's neat if it comes in a cheap screen, but I don't need it, yet).
Edit to add: it would be to use my raspberry pi 4 while on the train
2nd Edit to add: A monitor on its own is good enough, I already have a few cases at home and don't want any monitor-cas-combo because I will have too much unused regular cases then.....
Nice one keep up the great work man
Great review - been waiting a long time for this. - Its better than an LG TV? - thats quite a statement. - the stand looks a bit like a macbook stand - I wonder how they look side-by-side or with this screen lying on top of the laptop keybed - not sure if that makes sense, but I would love to put my 16" macbook on a stand & then put this monitor over the keybed & use an external keyboard - seems to work over USB-C for power & display?
Lets see some retroarch with BFI and a CRT shader.
Awesome monitor, just wished it was 120hz or maybe a 17 or 19 inch model
Can u test emulation performance on M1 Macbook?
I'm still jelly of your desktop display
Sick looking monitor.
Sure buy for me if it was 17.3 inches. Uperfect has some awesome portable monitors as well. They have QLED 100% DCI-p3 but it was only 1080p at 15.6 inches. I bought a 4K 15.6in from them with 100% Adobe RGB. They ALSO have an OLED 15.6 inch 4K with 100% DCI-P3 and 10 point touchscreen albeit with only 400 nits of brightness. The one I ordered though is also 400 nits but Windows 11 measures it at 460 nits. Unfortunately they didn't have the 17.3 inch version of what I have when I bought mine but at least I have something to look forward to when I inevitably upgrade in about 4 months. lmao.
Does windows hdr feature work with the monitor you are talking about?
@@tafarimakonnan1763 yes.
There are a couple mistakes with the video. With regards to the on screen display, I think the setting you called HLE was in fact HUE, essentially meaning the colour a monitor will gear towards. Furthermore the video you used to represent the quality of the display was playing at some resolution between 1440p to 720p, as noted by the HD icon on the gear symbol, instead of 4k (as the gear icon would have 4k above it). It would have been great to see what the selfish mode function in the settings for the monitor does, as it is not a widely used function for many monitors.
For future reference, it would also be nice if you could explain what an OTG port is, as well as clarifying what the PiP (picture in picture) function does.
Hi, "Selfish mode" is actually the charging on/off switch for the connected device, we could rename it to "Charging mode" if that's confusing. :) PIP means showing both the images of the USB-C input and HDMI input simultaneously.
Actually it's rather cheap in terms of amoled displays if you check it, i mean it's still expensive but compared to other professional uses amoled screens, its cheap. I wonder how well the drawing experience is on it.
Wow I want one no matter the price
It was HUE in the menu, and it was an HD video on youtube, not 4k. Says 4k when you play 4k on youtube.
Have to be honest, I didnt back it back then because I know how it is with kickstarter and indiegogo and I have had really bad experiences with them in the past, as a formal company, if it was in the US, I would buy at 700, but not 900, at 900 I would pretty much do anything else with my money.
Me watching on my 4k touch screen gaming laptop
I wish i can play on this. Just how it looks in person. I hope this could be the Standard for all Monitors in the future. I have a "MSI Optix MAG341CQ Gaming-Monitor" And all what i throw an looks Stunning! but i think it is nothing to compare with.
Samsung Tab S7 Plus connected to monitor playing Genshin Impact with a PS4/PS5 controller via bluetooth and watching a RUclips/Netflix video on tablet. And If not a video on the tablet then open a drawing app while playing Genshin Impact on the other screen. I wanna see if it lags.
You should make a review of the uperfect 1080p qled touchscreen monitor
SAMSUNG never released a 1080p QLED screen, it is just another marketing BS made by that lousy Uperfect brand.
this seems like it'd be pretty cool for digital art. I'm fine with a screenless tablet, but considering that most professional drawing tablets are over 900 dollars this is probably a great alternative for art folks that don't want to blow multiple months of income on a fancy screen.
indeed.
Where can I buy this? Please share the link
Nice, not even sure about the longevity of this type of monitor. Also not sure when I get it, if I was to order it. since the monitor is not even out.