UPERFECT Battery Portable Monitor

the best "DEX" (or 60hz) lapdock, is the nexdock 360 wireless, or the nexdock XL. depending on if you want 13.3" or 15.6" The best lapdock to pair with a gaming handheld, capable of OVER 60hz, is the Uperfect 15.6". it's virtually identical to the nexdock XL, but has a 120hz panel. all 3 are touchscreens

I guess the answer is going to depend on how much stuff you're willing to haul around the lapdock is going to be the least amount of crap to carry, as it's a keyboard, trackpad, screen, battery, all in one package. you CAN get better stuff individually, but for the 200 budget, it's going to be tight.... the brand new nexdock is 200, and it's really pretty good. I'm really pretty happy with it. it has better screen and speakers and especially trackpad than previous versions IPS/high brightness/high resolution are all things you're not going to find on a lapdock they're all pretty basic 1080p60 screens (some are IPS, some are TFT). none of them are going to blow anyone away, but they're perfectly serviceable the uperfect udock 15.6 might have the best screen, as it's 1080p120, but it starts to get a bit large, compared to the others fwiw, I have ALL the lapdocks, I typically only travel with the nexdock 360 (wireless) for it's size and versatility at home, I pretty much always use the nexdock XL or the Uperfect 15.6 (they're functionally identical)

Well, thats weird. I have a touchscreen 15.6 monitor and a broken S10+ and a functional S20FE. Both can power up the monitor and display image just fine directly into the usb-c port (cable need to be usb-c video compatible). Otherwise, the S10+ cannot go into Dex mode that way, only mirror, so I need to plug another Usb-c cable to the monitor providing power, in which the second usb-c slot also has power pass-through and goes into the phone as well, not needing a HUB for that (slow charging tho). I wonder if newer phones past the S20 can power up the screen and go into Dex Mode as well, because that seems the case. For the measure the monitor has 1 - mini hdmi to Hdmi port 2 - 2 usb-c ports that support power, video and data (in case you connect into windows and want to use the touch screen) The brand is Uperfect if anyone is interested, the model I have no idea probably a generic one.

ho un pochino di esperienza con schermi uperfect, sono per la maggior parte una esperienza ottima. l'unica cosa di cui ti direi di prestare attenzione è che sono relativamente fragili, i prezzi sono ottimi e la qualità è decente però. Il touch funzionerà e per alimentare lo schermo ci vuole un cavo full function usb C. ti consiglio di alimentarlo con una powerbank però perché dipendentemente dal telefono con cui lo userai potrebbe scaldarlo molto e succhiare via la batteria come un escort brasiliana lol.

I currently have a cheap 15.6 UPERFECT portable monitor which works fine, but I'm wondering if there are any cheap portable monitors around that same size that don't need to be plugged into a battery bank? I've seen portable monitors with built in batteries which is cool, but are above my preferred price range ($100). Maybe something slightly smaller? I really just use Dex on my couch on a lap desk for basic productivity (email, WhatsApp, Google Docs and Sheets, etc.) so pretty 4k HDR specs aren't necessary. Trying to optimize set up and have the least number of cords possible. For reference, I'm running my Dex setup off of a Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus Thanks in advance! UPDATE: Thanks so much everyone for the input! I ended up purchasing the same cheap portable monitor as u/Franky_Mars & u/TheWalkingZen (KYY Portable Monitor) and it arrived this morning (Amazon ftw), and it's exactly what I needed. The 50% brightness is fine for working while on the couch in short spurts and was in my price range. Maybe I can convince my wife to let me get them fancy XREALs or a Sotsu monitor one day when our kids aren't burning holes in our wallets!

I bought a bunch of “ used “ portable monitors from this company on eBay . I paid $30 ish for about this spec and it’s brand new as far as I can tell. Think it’s called upperfect