Paperlike 103

Yeah, I also found there's a lot of unused space when mirroring a phone display to my Dasung Paperlike 103 monitor. It's useable, but I would have loved it if it worked with Samsung Dex so that I could actually use the entire screen on Android. Aside from Dasung's discontinued 12" 16x10 monitor, I haven't been able to find anything else that's portable, 16x10, and over 30hz (edit: with touch input too!).

I am likely to change my setup from one 13 inch bw 40hz to the 10in one just to save $200. So if it changes your mind to buy mine for like $625ish and shipping ~~~ I cannot be upright and I have been trying to find thr best way to use my computer and eink while on my bed. I think the 10inch connected to my lenovo thinkpad coming next week will be the move. The 13 inch has been good to me though

**Update: I pre-ordered the Paperlike 103** **I went with it for a few reasons:** \- So far, it has the highest refresh rate on the market for half the price of the 13K and the 13.3" BW monitor. \- The 13K might have mouse cursor ghosting issues like Dasung's [previous colored monitor](https://www.reddit.com/r/eink/comments/1f7lux3/comment/lpgay39/) \- It doesn't have speakers so there's less chance of constant buzzing from low quality audio parts when not in use (A common issue for some portable monitors with built in speakers). \- Roughly the size of an 10" iPad which I'm already used to working with. \- I will miss out on having color, but when a bigger and higher refresh color monitor is released someday, I will have a the 103 as a extra reference monitor or one I can use for travel.

no way! $150 bucks is an awesome price. the question though---is it usable? It's cheap but no one likes throwing money away. I have a Dasung and I'd say the 15fps it provides is the minimum to use it as a monitor. I mainly do coding.