I've got two of the Espresso touch displays, 13 13-inch and a 15-inch. They are entirely plug-and-play with my Chromebooks. The only thing I ever have to do is go into Display settings on the Chromebook and tell it where the external play is positioned (i.e., above or to one side or the other). The touch works as it should, and the Chromebook powers the display entirely. They are thin and portable, with excellent build quality.
Espresso Displays are awesome! I have the touchscreen version. They’re really thin and can work off just 1 usbc cable.
https://us.espres.so/products/espresso-touch
i tested both for photo work on mac. the espresso has noticeably better color accuracy out of the box - closer to the ipad pro's p3 coverage. the sotsu is slightly brighter but the coating is more aggressive which makes it look less sharp next to a macbook screen. both beat the cheap amazon ones by a mile though. if screen matching matters most, espresso edges it. asus also makes the zencreen series which sits in between these two price wise and holds up well color wise.
If screen quality matters, Espresso is usually praised for color and build, but you might also want to check options from LG like the StanbyME line, not as ultra-thin, but the display quality and versatility can be surprisingly great for work, media, and travel setups. It's great for working moms like me who needs reliable screen quality on the go,
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