Lrtzcbi 14" 1920x1080 IPS Portable Touchscreen Monitor $90.99 Delivered @ zhixian via Amazon AU

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Low price on this portable monitor from Lrtzcbi which is different from others in this price range due to having both a touchscreen AND a full sized HDMI port instead of the usual hideous Mini-HDMI. Plus there's a full sized USB port that can be used for a keyboard/mouse.

The 14" model features an IPS touchscreen display with 1920x1080 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, 16:0 aspect ratio, 300cd/m² brightness, 100% sRGB colour gamut, 1000:1 contrast ratio, inbuilt kickstand, VESA mounting, dual speakers and weighs around 544g.

For connectivity there's two USB-C ports for display and power, PD passthrough charging, HDMI, USB and headphone jack.

PS check what model the reviews are on before commenting.

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Comments

  • -8

    I'm after a portable display for IoT and homelab.
    The reviews aren't great as expected from this model, Made in China display likely, it stops working after sometime or start presenting artefact.

    The only one I would attempt to buy is from the brand "Ingnok" on Amazon because it's made in Japan. My only problem with it: 1080P

    Once you go 1440P, 1080P is such a downgrade :(

    • +5

      I knew someone was going to bring up the reviews without checking them properly first. Only one review is for this model (14") and the criticism about one port working for touchscreen is correct. You need to plug in one of the USB-C ports for data transfer, as HDMI is for video output and that alone isn't enough for any of these touchscreen monitors.

    • +12

      Where does it say it’s made in Japan? No way a Japan made electronic product gets this cheap. I looked through their website and only thing I can find is an office address in Japan, I’ll bet it’s just a Chinese shell company that mainly operates in Japanese market.

      • The Japan made one is $110 after the coupon.

        • No way at that price will be MADE IN JAPAN

      • +9

        Ingnok is a trademark of "SHENZHENSHI Ingonk Innovation Co,.LTD". Besides the obvious typo it's definitely a Chinese company.

    • +1

      The only one I would attempt to buy is from the brand "Ingnok" on Amazon because it's made in Japan.

      Is it really made in Japan?

      • +1

        Nope. Just marketed there

  • interesting amazon review:

    Size is good, works off laptop USBC only, and all cables included, but the colour reproduction is very washed out and poor at all brightness levels. Looking off angle and playing with backlight you can see this is an LED panel (as it says all over the box) and not an IPS panel, which is says nowhere on the device or the box.
    The advertising / description on amazon is incorrect, this is not an IPS device

    • Reviewed in Australia on 23 January 2024

      Size Name: 15.6"

      This deal isn't on the 15.6" model.

      • saw that too. also saw another review that claims the touchscreen developed ghost touches. just something to be aware of

        • +1

          Yep a video for the same model. If this one ends up with the same, praise Amazon free returns and probably bonus credit if you ask Amazon live chat nicely.

    • +2

      Ignore that review. Anyone claiming a backlight type (LED) determines the panel type (IPS), is speaking from their butt.

      Could still be junk, but that review draws nonsense parallels.

  • Thank you, I am going to give it a test, I essentially just need it to display the timeline on premiere pro for my MacBook Air 13.3. So if the touchscreen is terrible, id return it, otherwise, it should do the trick.

    • +1

      What about using a streamdeck for this? Are you trying to move to specific points along the timeline?

      • +1

        In all honesty, I typically edit on a 24" screen and didn't realize I'd miss all that space on the MacBook Air 13.3". So when out on the road I just need more space more than anything.

        • Fair makes sense :).

  • Man these are getting so cheap , would be handy to have out on the road with me. So annoying trying to go back to a single screen after dual screening for literally decades…

  • +6

    Chinese brand naming method: smash your hands on the keyboard. Done.

    • +9

      name checks out

    • and only buy if you don't see any vowels

  • How does this deal compare to this? https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/881484

    And can this be used vertically?

    • That one is 15.6" without touchscreen and this is 14" with touchscreen. This has an inbuilt kickstand while the other has a case with a kickstand.

      They can be used vertical but you'd need a stand for it. The included one in this is only for horizontal use.

      • Thanks, i need a vertical one so wont be getting this one.

  • Looks exactly like one of those widely rebranded Chinese generics. I bought two in the past, one cracked in transit and the USB port of the other stopped working after a few days. Returned both to Amazon for a refund.

    All of the portable monitors I get from AliExpress has better build quality than this, so YMMV.

    • +1

      Which one have you got from aliexpress?

      • Mostly ZSUS monitors and one from MUCAI.

  • All these brand names that no one can pronounce 🤷‍♀️

  • I always wonder with these portable monitors on whether they support HDCP or not for you to use it to stream protected content such as Netflix/PrimeVideo in HD. Or for you to connect your firestick or chromecast to it.
    I think the current assumption is yes but you never know until you try them.

  • -4

    Cheap and nasty Chinese junk that will break down in months. Don’t do it

  • Is this suitable as a display/monitor for CCTV?

  • Interested in this one as a dashboard for home automation. Will this work well with a rpi for platforms such as home-assistant or hubitat say?

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