VIUSEE プロ 13.5

I purchased the simplified packaging version and saved $10. I absolutely love the idea of cutting down every unnecessary cost. In the past, I bought products with beautiful packaging, but in the end, it all just became trash — and customers had to pay extra for it. As long as the product is well protected, using minimalist packaging is a fantastic business philosophy.

As for the 13.5-inch monitor, my husband said it’s a perfect match for his IBM laptop, so I ended up ordering another 14-inch dual-screen model. It costs about half the price of most similar products on the market, and I hope it will be worth every penny.

My old monitor broke, so I got the 13.5 for mobile work. It's almost the same size as my laptop screen — I mounted it directly on my stand. The two screens are nearly identical. Even though there are only 2 screw holes, it's so light that the mount holds perfectly firm. I absolutely love this monitor!

Kids love connecting it to play games. I read online reviews saying this monitor might lag when gaming, but overall it’s pretty good. The color reproduction and display quality are excellent. Its built-in speakers don’t sound as good as a MacBook’s audio, but considering the affordable price, I think it’s still really great. My younger sister also wanted one, so I bought another unit.

Finally, I can work with dual monitors while on business trips.
It has a plastic shell, so it’s very lightweight and easy to carry.
What’s more, it can be used vertically right away. However, since it doesn’t have gravity sensing, you just need to manually rotate the screen 90 degrees in your computer settings — it’s really simple.
The text might look a bit small for some people, but it’s perfectly fine for me. It mostly comes down to personal usage habits.

I specifically took it to the park in broad daylight to test its display performance. Even under strong midday sunlight, its brightness matches that of a MacBook, and the visual effect is excellent. Its size is almost identical to my MacBook Air, so it fits easily into a bag. It’s also very lightweight, making it effortless to carry around. It took 10 days from placing my order to receiving the item. My previous monitor, which cost $400, broke down after just over a year of use, so I hope this one lasts much longer.

It might be a stretch to expect it to match the level of a $400 product. But as a $100-or-so item, it’s absolutely amazing. I bought this to replace my aging 21-inch desktop monitor. It’s no exaggeration to say that it delivers four-fifths of the functionality of a premium monitor at one-fifth the price. That’s incredible value for money.

I’d been looking to buy a portable monitor a while back, and then I came across an ad for this brand on Facebook. I was really surprised by its great value for money, so I placed an order right away.
It took only 10 days from ordering to delivery. While that felt a bit slow, I could accept it given how affordable it is.

I only needed a lightweight monitor for business trips. The 13.5-inch size perfectly matches my MacBook. Having two displays of nearly the same size side by side is much easier on the eyes, and both fit neatly into my backpack.

When I received the package, I thought the packaging felt a bit basic, but luckily the product arrived in perfect condition. Inside the box were three cables, though only the Type-C one was useful to me. I ended up throwing the other two away, which felt quite wasteful. It would be better if the manufacturer cut the extra cables and lowered the price a bit more.

The entire outer casing is made of plastic, presumably to keep costs down. It doesn’t have the premium feel of metal, but it’s totally acceptable considering the price. You just need to handle it with a bit more care. It’s perfectly fine for most adult users with normal usage habits—just keep it away from playful young kids.

I haven’t run actual tests on the official specifications, but based on my years of experience with digital devices, this monitor works perfectly fine for daily office work, stock trading, and programming. Limited by its cost, its color performance can’t compare to the MacBook display or high-end portable monitors. However, if you’re comfortable tweaking settings yourself, you can get decent colors by adjusting the physical buttons and color modes.

Another thing to note: when there’s no signal input, the monitor automatically enters engineering mode, cycling through red, green, and blue test screens. You can turn this off by long-pressing the dial button on the back. It would be better if the manufacturer disabled this mode by default in the system, as it can be confusing for less tech-savvy users. I only figured out how to turn it off with help from ChatGPT.

Overall, this has been an excellent purchase experience. For basic daily use, it performs just as well as monitors that cost over 500 US dollars.

I work in finance and spend 8+ hours a day staring at spreadsheets. The 3:2 aspect ratio on this monitor gives me roughly 20% more vertical real estate compared to a standard 16:9 screen — that means dozens more rows visible before I need to scroll. The 2.2K resolution keeps everything razor sharp, even the tiny numbers in dense financial models. USB-C one-cable setup means I'm fully operational within 10 seconds of sitting down at a client's office. Packaging was bomb-proof, arrived via FedEx with zero issues. After two weeks of daily use, no complaints whatsoever. Already recommended it to three colleagues in my department.

My son just started his computer science degree and I wanted to get him something practical for his dorm setup. He told me the 3:2 screen is perfect for coding because he can see way more lines of code without scrolling. The built-in stand means he didn't need to buy a separate one, which saves precious desk space in a tiny dorm room. He said his classmates are all jealous of his portable dual-screen setup. Shipping was reliable — was quoted 5-7 days but arrived on day 3. For the price, this makes a really impressive and practical gift. Thinking of getting one for myself now.

I wanted a portable monitor that wouldn't feel like a massive downgrade next to Apple's Retina display. This 2.2K panel at 2256x1504 holds its own. The pixel density is high enough that text stays crisp, and the 3:2 ratio actually matches the MacBook's proportions better than any 16:9 screen ever could. USB-C direct connection is flawless — no dongles, no extra power brick. The packaging felt almost Apple-like, very clean and well-organized. For the price, getting 2.2K resolution plus 100% sRGB plus a built-in stand is honestly kind of ridiculous. Love it.

I'm a management consultant and spend half my life in hotel rooms. Working off a single laptop screen was killing my eyes and my efficiency. This portable monitor has been a lifesaver — USB-C one-cable connection means power and video through a single wire, keeping my desk clean. The 400 nits brightness is more than adequate in brightly lit hotel rooms, and the colors are way better than I expected. 100% sRGB coverage really shows. The packaging survived a pretty rough-looking outer box — the inner foam did its job perfectly. Highly recommended for any road warrior.

I've been looking for a 3:2 portable monitor for ages. Most brands only do 16:9, which wastes so much vertical space. The 2256x1504 resolution on this 13.5-inch panel is incredibly sharp — I can comfortably have my IDE and terminal side by side without feeling cramped. Packaging was really solid with thick foam all around, arrived in about 4 days with no damage. At 490g, I barely notice it in my backpack. The built-in stand is sturdy enough for daily use too. My only tiny wish is that it had touch support, but honestly at this price point you can't ask for more. Extremely satisfied.

The stacked design is much better for my workflow than traditional side-by-side monitors. The image quality is great and the build is solid. Arrived very quickly and was packaged very well.

The dual stacked screen is a game changer for my mobile setup. The resolution is crisp and the brightness is perfect for office work. Logistics were efficient and the product arrived on time.