14" Bar LCD monitor

Bought and set up with an M1 Mac Mini as a second display while waiting for an M4 Mac Studio. Unfortunately the M1 would only drive one of the monitors at a time. I’ve since read online many others reporting this. However for the M4 Macs the video output seems to have been improved and it’s very easy to support native resolution for both my ultrawide and this device. While not something I’d use as a stand alone monitor (except in very specialized circumstances) it makes a great second monitor. You do need to have good vision as the native resolution will make things like email or discord quite small. But I’ve found for my uses as a second screen to hold editing controls while the main monitor hosts the timeline view it works really well. Note you need (at least for Apple computers) to wire power and data separately. It’s also not the cheapest out there. But the fidelity of the screen, color accuracy, and ease of setup make this an easy recommendation.

I'm an automotive R&D engineer and we have used several of these displays for in-vehicle projects. It's a good size for a mock instrument cluster, or other UX needs. I have used this with embedded controllers and with a PC-based solution using Unity. It has good clarity and brightness. I wish it had a touchscreen, though. It also draws too much power for the stock USBC on one brand of PC motherboard, but works through a powered USB hub. Other PC USBC ports seem to work, so it may be on the fringe of unpowered USBC's limits.

So you've been looking for a stretched display/info panel and found this one? Well look no further cause this is the one you want. Yes, it's costs basically double anything else it's size, and yes, the extra money is worth it. With a resolution of 3840x1100 at 14" the display has a PPI of 280, closer to phone display pixel densities than standard monitor densities, meaning this is technically a retina display. Color reproduction is surprisingly great, I don't do color accurate work but I wouldn't be surprised if anyone could or does. As a relatively average consumer it's more than satisfactory, on point even. The OSD looks a bit dated and feels a little clunky to operate but is functional and does what it needs to for the brief period you need to interact with it. Despite the clunkiness the OSD has good granular control and includes settings I wouldn't have expected like on-display aspect ratio control as well as, wait.. Freesync? HDR? Speaking of HDR, the brightness on the screen is very good. Good enough that I believe the panel could actually display HDR content properly if HDR in windows wasn't such a technical mess. The display has speakers. They are speakers. They are not good speakers, but they are there. You can use them. I don't know why you would want to, but you can. Because they're there. I don't use the touch screen function nearly as much as I'd like to/should but the few times I've remembered to use it has been really nice. Very accurate and responsive. Lastly but most importantly, the frame/bezel on this monitor is simply the best I've seen out of the 6-7 monitors I've owned. Solid metal all around. Vesa mounts. This is hands down the best one of these displays out there.

Great screen resolution and input options but has a fatal flaw. Using with HDMI, this monitor can't go to sleep with the computer. It flashes the white logo every minute or two while not receiving a signal, which makes this screen unusable in my bedroom. I would not buy again.

This monitor was incredibly easy to set up. It only required a USB Type-C connection for power and a micro HDMI to HDMI cable to connect to my devices. The display quality really made me rethink my current gaming monitor, especially considering how well this one performed despite being a portable option. The brightness and contrast were excellent, with plenty of adjustability to fine-tune the settings. The anti-glare and blue light filter were nice additions, and I noticed less eye strain when using it for extended periods. While gaming was not my primary use, I did test it out, and there was no noticeable lag or ghosting. The touch screen was very responsive, registering taps and gestures without any issues, which made it even more versatile. In terms of build, it struck a great balance between being sturdy and lightweight. It felt durable enough to withstand regular travel without being overly fragile, which is important for a portable monitor. At first, I was unsure about purchasing it, but after using it, I can confidently say I would have bought it without hesitation. It exceeded my expectations, and I would absolutely recommend it for anyone looking for a versatile, high-quality secondary display this size or shape.

It gets one star for the quality of the picture... when it works. It consistently blinks on and off as if the source or power is disconnecting and reconnecting. Sometimes it will go for 20 minutes or so before an episode of blinking. Sometimes it will blink once or twice, sometimes for minutes on end. I have tried different power sources and video sources and even tried connecting to a different computer. The best was a dp to hdmi converter and connecting the power to a pass through on my keyboard. That lasted about 30 minutes before blinking again. As I write this review it is having another fit. Attached video shows about 2 minutes of the display blinking. Unfortunately I will be returning this and trying a different company.

Great so far! installed it as soon as i got it. Im sure there are many ways to put it in your case if you choose to. I used a radiator fan holder. Lined up nicely for how i wanted it on.

Perfect touchscreen addition to any dj controller that runs dj software. Using drivers from Touch-Base.com to make it work on mac