Best portable monitors from Asus, Acer and others for working on the go
Portable monitors have become essential for professionals and entertainment enthusiasts on the go. Whether you need a secondary screen for work or a larger display for streaming and gaming, these portable monitors offer versatility and convenience. From compact and ultra-slim designs to touchscreen and USB-C connectivity, there's a portable monitor to suit every need. In this article, we'll explore the top 10 portable monitors available on the market, highlighting their key features and benefits to help you make an informed decision.
The ViewSonic portable monitor offers a convenient one-cable solution for easy connectivity and setup. With a 15.6-inch display and full HD resolution, it provides crisp and clear visuals for work and entertainment. The monitor also features a slim and lightweight design for portability.
  Reasons to buy
  Reasons to avoid
Convenient one-cable setup
Limited adjustability
Crisp and clear visuals
No built-in speakers
Wide viewing angles
The Acer portable monitor features a 15.6-inch display with Full HD resolution and AMD FreeSync technology for smooth and tear-free visuals. With a lightweight and slim design, it's ideal for on-the-go productivity and entertainment. The monitor also offers wide compatibility with devices and easy setup.
  Reasons to buy
  Reasons to avoid
Smooth and tear-free visuals
Limited adjustability
Portable and lightweight design
No touchscreen functionality
Easy setup and wide compatibility
The Lenovo ultraslim portable monitor offers a 15.6-inch display with Full HD resolution and a slim, lightweight design. With USB-C connectivity and wide viewing angles, it provides a versatile and convenient secondary screen for work and entertainment. The monitor also comes with a protective sleeve for added portability.
  Reasons to buy
  Reasons to avoid
Slim and lightweight design
Limited adjustability
Versatile USB-C connectivity
No built-in speakers
Wide viewing angles
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