Reviews

I was very impressed with this product. I had just recently bought a similar product from Asus that was non-touchscreen and more money. Like some other popular named brand monitors, the particular type c only connection option was too high tech even for my most recent expensive high tech gaming rig purchased just a few months ago. I had to take it back because it didn't work. Other big name brand monitors seemed to fall into the same category. Then I found this product. It was extremely compatible with both my desktop and laptop out of the box. The unit is lightweight, but surprisingly sturdy. The diplay may not neccessarily beat out all the other name brand competitors, but it is high definition and looks great with nothing really to complain about so far. The killer feature for me is the touchscreen! I don't think you can find anything else out there for the price, portability, compatability, and features like a touch screen. I use this for work and dont game on it. Based on my use I think it is geared more towards productivity so I dont know if this is neccessarily the best option for games. If you need something portable for productivity and touch compatabilty I would recommend this.

Thin and light. Easy to carry, comes with a stand and a guest screen cover. Clear fonts are sharp and not illusory. The color reproduction is good, not very gorgeous, it seems that the eyes are not tired, the degree of reduction can be. Good viewing angle

I love how fast this worked, and that I don't have to mess around with DisplayLink for USB only. This has an HDMI port if I chooose to use that. And even though I have bluetooth headphones, and a bluetooth adapter for my wired headphones, I really appreciate this has a 3.5mm headphone jack. There is a separate wall charger to power up the monitor, and that seems to be charging my phone simultaneously when connected via USB.All in all a terrific way to use my phone for light computing, and I have access to all my photos, phone only apps, and files on my SD card without having to transfer files.

It is a great on camera monitorWorks great with my Sony A7iiiLight weightIt has three sides standard screw interfaceso I can easily mount with smallrig cage or any brand gimbal (weebil lab

I have a camera that I use to take photos mostly outdoor, but as you can see, the screen is small and dark. Not ideal if you like to check your work right away for any flaws. So I was looking at options for portable monitor which could be used for that exact purpose. My criteria for the monitor was resolution, brightness, and size. Although bigger the better, a standard photo print size is more applicable IMO.I decided to give X7 a shot, and boy I am in love with my new gadget. The first reaction I got when I turn on the screen was "Geez that's bright." Then I had to lower the brightness by more than 50 indoor to protect my eyes haha. When I was testing it outdoor on a sunny day, I find it very comfortable to look at with 80 to 90 brightness. The 4K screen beats the little crappy screen on the camera hands down. Also, I have noticed the screen is non-glare, I can comfortably see the pictures without shielding the screen, like I always had to with any camera, even my iPhone.Very satisfied with it so far. I would update if I find anything else worth sharing! :)

Love this little monitor. I use it for my pocket 4k. Being that the pocket screen does not tilt this is the perfect companion. I can pinch to zoom and check my focus. It gives the use of the histogram. It's very bright when filming in day light.Great little monitor.

I had been trying to decide which monitor to buy for a while now and after doing a bit of research decided to buy the X7 by ANDYCINE as I was looking for a monitor that would work really well in bright sunny conditions; as reading the screen on the back of my Lumix camera in a nightmare in bright sun. I was a little worried when it arrived as it didn’t come with any type of pop out of Velcro on sunshade but as you can see from the video this was no problem. The monitor is so bright it really doesn’t need one.As for the features it contains most of what you would expect from a top end monitor. It has a pass-through HDMI out, it displays Histogram, False Colours, Focus Peaking. The Focus Peaking is such a useful feature as this is quite difficult to view on the back of my Lumix camera but using this monitor means it’s easy to make sure everything is in focus.It comes with a really nice quality hard case, shoe mount, battery plate but be aware there is no battery included. It does include a mini HDMI cable and power cable. It would have been nice to include a battery for this price, but I have a few of these at home already and the monitor is such good quality I have no regrets with my purchase. Hopefully it will last a very long time.

Having not really appreciated the value, I decided I needed to buy a monitor after filming a few YouTube videos blindly, and having done a few corporate jobs where the client wants to review the footage on set.Andycine was always going to be the monitor I bought as I was only after something easy to use and small, and this had some great reviews. The a6 is an awesome monitor - the screen is incredibly sharp, the menu is so so easy to use even for somebody like me who has never used a camera monitor before, and it's small enough to carry around.This price range for monitors is becoming more and more competitive and there might even be 1 or 2 monitors that have more features for this price but you cannot fault the quality of this monitor in both the build and the software, which is why this is the monitor I recommend to most people at this point!At this point I'd normally say something I don't like about it but honestly I haven't found anything that really bothers me yet, but I'll be sure to update this review if I do!

I mainly use this monitor with my mobile phone to play games and watch videos. Outstanding video quality and clear sound. Very light comparing to its size therefore portable enough. Also touch screen. The instruction manual could be better but gives no real troubles. The monitor support is pretty handy.

Picture is great. Menu is somewhat unituitive but eventually you grasp it. Touch screen is sweet too

Build quality seems very good, nice brushed aluminium style chassis and overall form factor is very slender (so it fits in a backpack quite nicely. It takes input from a variety of sources really well and the full sized tpye-c is super useful Screen brightness could probably be a bit better but otherwise the crispness and latency look nice - you could watch a movie or do work on this thing with no difficulties and having a matte screen means that reflections are almost non existant.Would have been nice for Samsung Dex or a Nintendo to be able to power the thing independently rather than needing a seperate battery pack - when it's hooked up it works great mind and there aren't many screens on the market with a built in battery so i suspect that's a general technology limitation.In short, if you're looking for a good secondary screen for working OR something to hook up to a switch or equiv and as long as you don't mind needing another power source then this works fine.Also, whilst i'm thinking, touch functionality also works really well on both Dex and Windows 10.

I bought this as screen for my daughter raspberry project , we still working on it.We found this portable screen can use various different ways because monitor built in DUAL Mini HDMI ports and usb -c ports , I can connect on all sores devices . we end up used it everyday on everything . phone cameras .game etc.very easy to use . just plug in no need install extra software or driver.we connect a wireless keyboard and mouse , it even better. so convenience.Highly recommend it.