Had to re-upload because I got the maximum brightness wrong in the original video. The display needs at least a 30W USB charger (included) to drive it at max brightness (measured 276 nits). I was using my own 22.5W charger and that wasn't enough.
I have this connected to an M2 MBP and i have no scaling issues and only connect using one single cable if anyone was wondering. Power adapter was not necessary but it is so big it starts to drain the laptop battery at about 1% for what seemed like every couple of minutes.
I am using MBP too. If you attach display to power, you can get even higher brightness which is good for bright indoors. As for scaling issue, it depends on which scaling you use. Some options work fine
That's not a good tablet stand for this monitor. The monitor is resting on the hook rather than resting inside the hook. You will want a tablet stand that has a BIG latch area for the monitor to rest on so that it does not slide off from the front, which has happened several times already for me while not recording this review.
Company says at least 30W is needed for the display. I tried a laptop with USB C plus a 22.5W charger and that was not enough to drive maximum brightness.
Had to re-upload because I got the maximum brightness wrong in the original video. The display needs at least a 30W USB charger (included) to drive it at max brightness (measured 276 nits). I was using my own 22.5W charger and that wasn't enough.
Another interesting product review. Btw, you would have the perfect voice for ASMR.
I have this connected to an M2 MBP and i have no scaling issues and only connect using one single cable if anyone was wondering. Power adapter was not necessary but it is so big it starts to drain the laptop battery at about 1% for what seemed like every couple of minutes.
I am using MBP too. If you attach display to power, you can get even higher brightness which is good for bright indoors.
As for scaling issue, it depends on which scaling you use. Some options work fine
yeah this display uses 30 watts, which is about as much as an entire base m chips wattage
Great review! Could you please drop the link to the tablet stand you're using with it? I'm looking for it on Amazon but haven't found it :-)
That's not a good tablet stand for this monitor. The monitor is resting on the hook rather than resting inside the hook. You will want a tablet stand that has a BIG latch area for the monitor to rest on so that it does not slide off from the front, which has happened several times already for me while not recording this review.
I wonder why they didn't add the foldable cover for this one.
Maybe because the cover stand won’t be stable, and magnets holding the stand may not be that strong. That one downside of many cover stands.
The website doesn't say much about the power input. Must you use 2 usb cables or is 1 240w USB 4 cable sufficient? If you happen to know 😁
Company says at least 30W is needed for the display. I tried a laptop with USB C plus a 22.5W charger and that was not enough to drive maximum brightness.
I cry every single night and I don't care who knows about it.
How much does it weigh? and how fragile does it feel?
Not sure about the exact weight. Maybe around the weight of a 15-inch laptop. Build quality is alright, not the most solid but it's not fragile.
its about 3 pounds