
INNOCN - PU15 PRE
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I use an innocn 15 in oled monitor and it works great, it's super useful not just for the steam deck but Nintendo switch, laptop as a second screen, etc. I also bought a separate stand to prop the monitor up, and the one I bought came with a light carry case
r/steamdeckhq • Anyone use a portable monitor with their steam deck? ->whoa sorry i haven't logged on in a long time - yes the usb c works fine!
r/steamdeckhq • Anyone use a portable monitor with their steam deck? ->I got an Innoview 15" and it works for me. Not expensive.
r/macmini • What's a good PORTABLE monitor I can pair with a mac mini for a digital nomad setup? ->I mean, you can charge it at the same time as long as the portable monitor has power. Doing this at home with the portable INNOCN OLED monitor. Only 2 cables, but feels like a all in one retro console. Feels surreal if you could time travel 20 years back.
r/retroid • Running Switch/Wii U/3DS/PSP/Gamecube games from this tiny device, and connecting it to a USB-C monitor with only ONE cable, seems almost unreal ->I have an Asus and Innocn. While typically a name band is better, the cheap Innocn works great and as an OLED screen, is much, much better and was under $250 from Amazon.
r/digitalnomad • Portable monitor recs for long-term travel? ->Yeah same. I was looking at uperfect monitors on Amazon, but decided to go with an OLED off brand monitor called Innocn. I have had it for 6 months and it has been working perfectly. Also got one from Intehill and that still works.
r/sffpc • Avoid UPERFECT / off-brand portable monitors ->As others mentioned, a stand alone portable monitor might be a better option. I think it offers more options price and performance wise. I have several innocn ones and really like the edge to edge all glass front and all aluminum body. I bought oleds from them for under $150 and a nice 15.6" IPS touch screen for $80.
r/laptops • Are laptop screen extenders worth it? ->