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Portable Monitor TouchScreen Kenowa 14″ HDR 1080P IPS Full HD Eye Care Touch Screen Monitor Small External Display with HDMI USB Type-C for PC Computer Laptop Mac Phone Xbox PS4…
£90.70
- 1.14 inch Touch Screen Monitor IPS panel HDR Display with 1920 * 1080 resolution, 16: 9 aspect ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, Viewing Angle 178°Degrees ,1000:1 contrast ratio with eye protection mode, 5ms faster response , 60HZ Refresh rate will offer you visually stunning clearness and more fluent game experience.
- 2.Lightweight & ultra slim ,Only 14 mm thin and the travel-friendly weight of only 574g. Design exquisitely, With a built-in stand (maximum adjustable 90 °), it is very easy to use, just gently push the stand to support the monitor, and more convenient for carrying.
- 3.Monitor Interface: 1* Standard HDMI input, 1*3.5mm headphone jack, 1*USB port （Connect to Keyboard or Mouse) ,2*Type-C input (signal Touch & powered) ,Built-in speaker ,Support VESA Wall Mount 75*75mm (Monitor only 2 VESA hole) Note: VESA bracket is not included
- 4.Wide application: gaming monitors compatible with PS3 / PS4 / PS5 /Xbox360 /Switch /Type-c 3.1 SmartPhone / PC monitors and laptop monitors, compatible with Raspberry Pi 2/3 / cameras / camcorders / PlayStation .
- 5. [10-point multi-Touch]:No additional driver is needed, just connect the USB-C cable to your device to achieve the touch function. It provides a highly accurate, responsive and seamless touch experience.
by Sib
I had a little trouble getting it working at first but put up with the USB connection being patchy and unreliable. After a couple of weeks it packed up altogether. Returning it.
When it was working, it worked well. Good picture.
by D. Strickland-clark
I had to return this product, as I was expecting a higher-quality portable monitor, but the overall craftsmanship around the plastic frame was not up to my expectations. Althought the overall weight was very lightweight, what is good. And bad. There was no cover included with this portable screen. Without proper protection – easily to be damaged in backpack by other items.
by Mr K.
I’ve been using this 15.6″ touchscreen monitor for a few weeks now and it has proven to be a versatile companion. The 1920×1080 full HD IPS screen gives a crisp, vibrant display and really makes colors pop, even in darker scenes. Its plug-and-play functionality is impressive; it accommodates a wide range of devices, from laptops to game consoles and even smartphones. I also love that it supports both data transfer and charging.
Weighing only 690g, it’s truly portable. Its built-in stand and stereo speakers make it self-sufficient, ready to be set up anywhere I go. But what really sets it apart is the 10-point capacitive touchscreen. There’s no need for extra drivers, just plug in and it provides an accurate, quick, and intuitive touch experience.
All in all, it’s been a game-changer for me, ideal for work, travel, and leisure. Whether I’m editing documents on the go, gaming during my downtime, or even using it as an extended display for my phone, it never fails to deliver a stellar performance.
by Mr K.
Firstly thanks to all who answered my queries across a number of monitors before I picked this one.
I wanted a relatively cheap portable monitor for working at home as a second screen for my work laptop but also to be able to take on holidays (home/abroad/camp) for kids to use for streaming or gaming and so also lightweight.
This Kenowa touchscreen does the job really well for £103 when I bought it on Black Friday.
I weighed up non touch/higher hz/gamut/built in battery but opted for this model.
Touchscreen-for about £10 difference between this and other non-touchscreens, it was worth it. My work laptop has a non-touchscreen but coupled to it, the touchscreen still functions (usb c to usb c connection). Touchscreen functions with my other laptop, Chromebook (both touchscreen).
Connectivity-works with Laptops/Chromebook also Amazon Firestick/Chromecast (built in usb a port can power these sticks which plugs to the full sized hdmi port) Nintendo Switch (needs its Nintendo power adapter).
Picture-seems fine, clear, bright – not as bright as laptop but fine for all our needs.
Speakers-a lot better/louder than expected. Was expecting to have to connect an additional speaker (which you can via 3.5m jack) but was loud enough, louder than my work supplied iiyama.
Power-can be powered directly by the supplied plug/usb c cable or most other usb c power sources including powerbanks. I tested Amazon Firestick, Chromecast with a 22w Iniu/Anker powerbanks. Laptop also with a 100w Iniu powerbank (so not plugged to mains at all. As I had these powerbanks, I did not choose a monitor with in a built battery. Nintendo needs its particular power adapter but screen powered by powerbank. Power supply works bi-directional eg. either power plugged to laptop then to monitor or to monitor then to laptop – either way will charge up laptop.
Covers-the monitor does not come with a protective cover but bought a neoprene one for £4.50 which is waterproof and more protection than any magnetic fold case.
Stand-there is a small flip out stand at the back which is only for landscape, I bought a stand £15 which is height adjustable/rotates which elevates it above my laptop and also can be swivelled to portrait if needed (weighs less than 1kg) and so highly portable also.
Will see how it fairs over time but so far so good.
by Tom
Item looks great and has good picture quality.
by Butter
I needed an additional screen for my home office setup which meant finding one which would be of decent enough quality to match my other screens, however i found this one which has an added bonus to it, the touch screen part! this means that although a lot of the time my tasks are easier with a keyboard and mouse, sometimes the touchscreen take over in productivity so now i can have the best of both worlds.
This screen boasts a 1080P IPS touch screen which really shows off the vivid colours on it and the touchscreen itself is really reactive to presses. You should make sure it’s on a nice sturdy surface so that every press you do on the screen has some form of resistance and you’ll not have any issues.
by Jared James
Starting with the negatives:
• Coating on the screen makes swiping on touch screen quite cumbersome.
• No protective casing (this device is aimed at being portable)
Positives:
• IPS with great viewing angles and 1080p resolution. Perfect for it’s size and as IPS, crisp and colourful images.
• Has speakers, which is quite handy.
• 10 point capacitive touchscreen is on par with what modern functionality requires. Is quite responsive (but see negatives about coating for dragging fingers/swiping)
• USB-C for display, data transfer and charge passthrough.
• HDMI also handy (Which also passes through audio).
• Buttons and ports located in decent position, with the buttons being responsive and tactile.
• Kickstand is a nifty little addition
Neutral Points:
• No option to make as a permanent monitor using VESA. This would have been cool to be mounted off to the side on a monitor arm. No matter – A shroud that converts it will be a 3D printer side project I think.
• The kickstand doesn’t have rubber padding / anti-slip. So when you stand on the desk and intend to use the touchscreen, it’s prone to slide.
Conclusion:
Overall, I love it. I can see this turning into many peoples side projects for things like a HomeAssistant dashboard (Will be my project), or as intended, a portable little monitor to expand the functionality their smart phones.
I most certainly recommend.