I have been using two monitors for ages, over the last five years I have been using 34" ultra wide monitors paired with a 27" 16x9 monitor, but I decided to try something new and purchased a Samsung CRG9 for gaming. After a couple of days, I was really missing my second display. I usually used it for keeping an eye on my temperatures and clocks while I'm gaming.Needless to say, I thought a portable laptop screen might do the trick. Since it was just for displaying monitoring software I did not need anything high quality or fancy, so I ordered this 15" Koorui.First oops was that I didn't realize my GPU did not have a USBc, but no problem since they also supplied an HDMI cable...oops again, there is no power adapter for the USBc cable...lucky I have a USBc on my motherboard, but they really need to include a power adapter with the monitor.Initial inspection was much better than I thought it would be. The monitor feels a little premium, possibly due to the folio cover.Powering on the device brought up the picture, and I was a little underwhelmed. The picture is slightly dull...just slightly. I tried adjusting the brightness and contrast, but it's as good as it gets. It's not bad really since I'm comparing it to the $1100 monitor above it, but it does do the job of displaying my monitoring software splendidly.A couple of beefs. First, it would have been nice if the cables were longer. I had to use my own USBc cable because the one they provide is only about three feet long.The second is that they, like the rest of the manufacturers, put the ports on the side of the display like a tablet.Come on guys, this is a monitor, not a tablet. As you can see in the picture, the ports sticking out the side are an ugly quality of life issue could easily have been avoided. Recessing them in the back would have been perfect, but having them sticking out the back would hvae been fine as well. Anything but sticking out the side like this.Other than that, it's the little monitor that could. It's working perfectly for the purpose I bought it for. Having it set up this way though, if I had to make the choice again, for this particular usage I would have picked a 14" model. The 15" is a touch too big for this purpose.In any case, if this monitor turns out to be reliable then it's easily worth the price I paid ($117 + Tax). I would recommend it for this purpose.