Intehill 4K Portable Monitor for Laptop, 3840x2400 Portable IGZO Display 16:10, 100% sRGB USB-C HDMI External Display with Speakers, Travel Monitor Second Screen with Magnetic Protective Cover, U13NA

This monitor is the best. The glossy screen makes the colors pop. It is the brightest portable monitor and works perfectly as a second screen right below my Studio Display. It is like having a 13-inch iPad Air or Pro as a second screen, but hundreds of dollars cheaper. The picture and text are so sharp because the pixel density (338 ppi) is even higher than that of the 13-inch iPads (264 ppi). The 2400-pixel height is great because it provides more screen real estate than a typical 4K screen and the 13 inch IPads. Buy it. You will not regret it.

This monitor feels solidly built and works wonderfully over a single USB-C connection providing both power and the video signal. It looks great in 4K 60fps or 1080p 60fps when connected either directly to my MacBook Pro M1 or through an OWC thunderbolt dock. I like to work in with fairly low ambient lighting, so I keep the brightness dialed down to 45 or so, to match my other monitors, and it looks great. All the cables you're likely to need are included, along with 180 degree adapters so that you can keep cables need and tidy. I've taken the monitor on plane trips with me, and it makes working remotely much, much easier than if I had to function with just my laptop's screen. That said, it's a very small screen to try to use at 4K resolution, and I often find myself using it in 1080p instead. If you don't have great vision, the high resolution may go to waste, but I'm very happy to have the flexibility that a 4K monitor allows. I did have trouble getting ordinary USB-C cables to work without the 180 degree adapters. I don't think I ever actually figured that out. I just use the adapters all the time. Having two of them lets me keep one attached to a cable and tablet mount on my desk while the other goes with me in my laptop bag. The 180 degree mini HDMI to normal HDMI adapter has come in handy, too, for using the monitor with an older laptop. Lastly, the inclusion of a USB-C power adapter means that you get everything you need to be functional right out of the box. I didn't have to go buy any accessories other than the aforementioned tablet mounting arm for my desk.

I recently purchased the Intehill 13.4 Inch, an external monitor, after coming across glowing reviews on a Dutch forum. Having explored various options in the market, this one stood out for its exceptional specifications and unbeatable price, leaving its competitors far behind. While the Intehill 13.4 Inch has surpassed my expectations in many ways, it does have a couple of minor drawbacks worth mentioning. One of the key highlights of the Intehill 13.4 Inch is its build quality. Unlike other options that felt flimsy and cheap, this monitor exudes a sense of sturdiness and durability. The materials used are of high quality, giving it a premium feel that adds to its overall appeal. I appreciate the attention to detail that went into designing the Intehill 13.4 Inch. Moreover, the specifications of the Intehill 13.4 Inch are truly remarkable. The display quality is outstanding, boasting vibrant colors and excellent resolution. Whether I'm working on graphic design projects or enjoying multimedia content, the visuals are crisp and immersive. The monitor's performance is smooth and responsive, making it a delight to use for both work and leisure purposes. The price of the Intehill 13.4 Inch is its most compelling feature. Comparable monitors with similar specifications and build quality were significantly more expensive. This made the purchase a no-brainer for me, as I received top-tier performance without breaking the bank. However, I do have one minor gripe with the monitor. The display is somewhat reflective, which can be distracting in well-lit environments or when working with dark content. I would have preferred a matte finish to minimize glare and reflections, especially during extended work sessions. Nevertheless, considering the excellent performance and affordability of the Intehill 13.4 Inch, this is a compromise I am willing to make. In conclusion, the Intehill 13.4 Inch is an outstanding external monitor that ticks most of the boxes for me. Its solid build, impressive display quality, and unbeatable price make it a worthy investment. While the reflective display may not be ideal, it does not overshadow the overall positive experience this monitor offers. If you're looking for a high-performance external monitor on a budget, I highly recommend giving the Intehill 13.4 Inch serious consideration. to make this an perfect solution touch would be nice ;) Pros: Sturdy and durable build Excellent display quality with vibrant colors and resolution Unbeatable price compared to competitors Smooth and responsive performance Cons: Slightly reflective display surface Overall Rating: 4/5 - A fantastic monitor with a few minor caveats.

I chose the Intehill U13NA because I was looking for a glossy monitor to use with my MacBook. I was so pleased with the quality of the device that I bought a second one almost immediately. I picked the U13NA for its gloss screen and pixel density, but I’ve come to really appreciate some of the other features that make it a perfect companion for my MacBook. I’ll try to list those here in the event that someone else finds it helpful: Brightness: The screen can be adjusted to be very bright. In the picture I’ve attached all the displays, including the MacBook at at maximum brightness. The intehill screen is just as bright as the MacBook to my eyes. It also has a dedicated brightness adjustment button on the side so that it can be adjusted quickly without going through any on screen menus. Switchable aspect ratio: The 16:10 aspect ratio is great when the display can be connected with USB-C. If the monitor is connected to a different device that can’t support the 16:10 resolution through the HDMI port then it can be switched to 16:9. This prevents the image from being distorted and keeps things like text crystal clear. Accessories: It comes with all the cables you could need along with a great folio stand and case that attaches magnetically. The 180 degree adapters are brilliant and really help the cables tidy.

Bought this display panel to use with a mini ITX gamin system that I recently built and it isn't bad. HDR and Freesync support are good. The color and contrast are pretty decent for a display of this cost tier with the exception of the brightness. It could used just a bit more boost in brightness, but it isn't terrible. I have to keep the brightness between 90 - 100 for it to be anywhere near bright enough in a well-lit room. The black levels and screen reflection are pretty good, so as long as I have the brightness up, it performs well for gaming. The built-in speakers are also decent quality, not tinny or flat, but I do wish the volume was just a little louder. I have to keep it at 100 at all times just for normal volume levels. All the jacks are in good places and I like the fact that you can power it with both a DC power adapter or a USB-C cable. The case doubles as a stand and is pretty good quality as well. Over all it's a good cheap display panel choice for carrying around with you and it seems fairly durable.

I'm really impressed by this monitor. With the discount, it's very affordable for what it is. Immediately, I was impressed by the packaging. It was surprisingly high-quality, reminding me of a box you'd get from the Apple store. All the accessories you would need are there, including mini-HDMI to regular HDMI adapters (both male-to-male and male-to-female if you want to use the included HDMI cord or your own), two high-quality data/video/power USB-C cables, a power adapter, and multiple miscellaneous 180-degree adapters for wiring cables around the backside of the monitor. The build quality of the monitor seems to be very good, being made out of metal. The display looks beautiful, especially with the thin bezels. The IO is very complete with two power/video USB-C ports (which, when I hook up power to one and video from my laptop to another, the power is shared with my computer as well--though that configuration *may* cause power flickering, but that's probably my laptop's fault). The magnetic folio is amazing and definitely helps when transporting it to ease my fears of scratching it. It props up the screen well, and I have no complaints. I have only experienced two issues/complaints. The rocker switch on the side to adjust volume, brightness, and other monitor settings doesn't match the quality of the rest of the product. It's made of plastic and feels like it may not hold up. This display would be perfect if it was replaced by a metal wheel/rocker that fits the design of the rest of the screen. The second issue is a minor one, as well. The included mini-HDMI to regular HDMI cable doesn't support 4K60--just 4K30 or some lower resolution at 60 Hz. The HDMI port does support 4K60, though, with the included adapter and a properly-rated cable. However, the HDMI EDID doesn't seem to be reporting the aspect ratio properly, as Windows will only allow 16:9 resolutions for the monitor through HDMI. Not a massive problem, but it could be improved upon. The video through USB-C, though, is absolutely perfect. The provided cables support 4K60, no problem, which is good enough for my case--using it with a Thunderbolt-equipped laptop.

TBH I am not sure what the issue is with this display but I can describe it to you. The first monitor I got had the issue, so I returned it for a replacement, the replacement also has the issue but it is not as bad. This could be characteristic of IGZO displays, as I have never seen this specific pixel defect on any other display ever. They are not dead pixels, stuck pixels or "hot pixels" (although they are similar to hot pixels). Anyway, there are 10's of thousands of pixels showing this defect on even the less defective unit. On a white background the defective pixels appear gray, not black, not white, but grey. Then if you tilt the display and look down from the top of the display, so you are viewing the screen from an inverted angle you can see 10's of thousands of pixels that show a bit brighter than the rest, looking similar to hot pixels... these are the same pixels that create the grey appearance when viewing head on... it looks like gray mold growing behind the display glass when viewing head on, and looks like hot pixels when viewing at an angle. Both of my units showed this defect so I suspect every single unit has this problem... and again this isn't just a couple pixels, this is 10's of thousands of pixels smeared in all places of this display. It is hard to see on anything but a white background though... but if you open up a solid white page and then look at it, you will see the gray smears. And no its not dust... I tried cleaning it with a micro fiber cloth and it does not wipe away, it is a defect with the pixels.

This is an immediate buy if you're looking for a high-quality, high-pixel density monitor. Pros: - The display: The display of this monitor is as gorgeous as it is advertised. I use this monitor for content consumption and productivity using Windows mostly, and it gives a very Mac-like experience to Windows. The sharpness and color depth provided by this glossy monitor adds polish, vibrance, and depth to content. Plus, the aspect ratio makes it very Apple-esque. - Portability and presentation: This monitor is very light and portable, and Intehill has provided all the adapters and cables necessary for getting this monitor running. Cons: - The speakers: Most monitors have terrible speakers, and this is one of the monitors that does. They will get you by in a pinch, but you'll want to invest in some good headphones and pretend this thing doesn't have speakers. - It would've been nice to see a wide P3 color gamut on this monitor to make it even better, but since most of the web is in SRGB, this omission is forgivable. Overall: A great buy!

I bought it as a second monitor for my Surface Pro8. I like it because it is very clear and easy to see.

After seeing really good reviews, I bought Intehill's 13.4" 4k portable display, and I'm thus far very happy. The display is sharp, bright and has nice colours. It's also well calibrated right off the bat. Physically, the size and weight of the display are perfect for me. I'm using a Framework laptop, which has a 13.5", so the display sizes are fairly comparable but of different aspect ratios. One of the things I'd like to improve on the display are the buttons. They're usable, but they don't offer a very good feel in terms of feedback and snappiness, especially the clickable wheel. I find the depth at which a press is registered pretty inconsistent, and when using USB OTG, it's not easy to access, either. Don't get me wrong, it works. But it's a pain to use. The other thing that bothers me is the brightness adjustments. They're very slow to access, and it goes from 0 to 100 in increments of 1. It would be nice to have options to access it and adjust it faster. For the reasons above, I'd actually give this product 4.5/5 rather than 5, but it's not an option, and I think that it is more deserving of a 5 than a 4. One more thing to consider when getting a display such as this one to use as a second monitor: have the software to support it. There are not very many 13" displays with a 4K resolution out there. Odds are, you will have to use different scaling between this screen and your main screen. Not all OSes handle the differences in pixel density as well. Myself, I've been using Linux Mint for years, and I love it. But sadly, Cinnamon does not handle the second display well at all. I tried to fix it. I wrote bash scripts to automatically adjust the display settings when it gets connected and disconnected, by creating a custom resolution and setting it. The problem is that everytime I plugged it and unplugged it, Cinnamon would switch to 200% scaling. I'm using 100% scaling on my laptop. I'd want to use 150% scaling on the external display. But a bug is a bug. I actually downloaded Cinnamon's source code to see if I could correct the behaviour. Most of it is scriptable with Javascript or Python. But it's a big codebase, and I don't have the time to understand it well enough to do it myself. In the end, I decided to dual boot Fedora 37 with KDE Plasma. That combination handles multiple monitors admirably well, and I have no qualms with it. I still have Mint installed on a partition, but unless the multiple monitors situation improves, I'll keep shifting fully to Fedora to reclaim disk space. I know that last bit wasn't directly about the display. But it's important for people to realize.

Impresionante calidad y resolución. Lo uso en mi MacBook Pro M2 y no le pide nada al display de la mac. No pesa nada super ligero. Eso si, se siente un poco frágil y delicado. Pero espero que me dure mucho tiempo.

初めてモバイルモニターを購入したため比較対象がありませんが、とても良い商品だと思います。 Win,Macどちらとも繋げて作業領域を広げることが出来るのでとても助かりました。 買ったばかりなため耐久性はわかりませんが、使用環境、良かった点と悪かった点、使用にあたっての懸念点を書いてみました↓ ・使用PC MacBookPro M2 Windows11(デスクトップ) ・使用用途 : YouTube鑑賞、読書、ゲームなどに使用 ・U字コネクタ : Ezo type-c変換アダプタ、アイネックスHDMI変換アダプタ U字 下向き ADV-210 ・WinではUGREEN DisplayPort to HDMI 変換ケーブル 8K@60Hz 4K@240Hzを使用してDisplay PortからHDMIに接続 ・Magsafeリングを背面につけて、UGREENのスマホスタンドに磁石でくっつけて使用 良かった点 ・タッチパネル付きなのにノングレア ・液晶が綺麗 ・ケーブルの接続口が片側にまとまっている ・アルミ設計で頑丈 ・モバイルモニターにしては厚め(薄すぎるモニターだと耐久性に不安があったため) 悪かった点 ・Switchなどを繋いだ際に自動で16:9になってくれない ・U字変換が付属していない ・スタンドがケースと兼用になっている ・タッチパネルなのにモニターの設定は本体ボタンでしかできない 懸念点 ・使用していると本体下部がほんのり発熱する また、他の方も書いてくださっていますが、コントロールパネルからのタッチパネル設定が必須です。設定してないとモバイルモニターでタッチした点がメインモニターで反映されます！

It came early way ahead of its scheduled delivery. When it arrived i was worried cause the box was hot, probably been in the delivery van for the whole day. When i unbox nothing unusual but i thought to cool it off first just to be sure. So far the monitor is good and looks sturdy. Performance wise, the monitor is pretty straight forward connect to pc use.