For videographers like me, portable monitors are super useful when it comes to extending
my device’s display especially when I’m on the move.
Or even when I have fun at home because it’s simple to use and doesn’t need
to mess around with wires or cables like a typical monitor I use in the office.
Sorry about my mess!
Sadly most quality portable monitors on the market are expensive but this one
right here is going to blow your mind!
This is a 15.6” 1080P QLED touchable monitor.
It’s called Intehill, just a second, let me get their full name: Intehill YTH156PMS,
oh no, PXT,
YTH156PXT.
Yes, that’s a long and unusual name.
But actually this manufacturer Intehill has been focusing on portable monitors for many years.
If you are interested to learn more about this manufacturer you can check out the link
in the description.
So is it any good?
Without further ado, let’s dive into it.
I will start with unboxing and design, this part is usually very boring but no worries
I will go through very quickly.
So in the box, you will find the monitor and also the case that attaches magnetically to
it.
A manual, an HDMI cable, a Type-c to Type-c cable, and a USB A to Type C cable.
That’s it.
As for the design of the monitor, we have a 3.5mm headphone jack, an OSD dial for the menu,
an indicator, and a power key that’s also a return key.
Moving to the other side, we have a mini-HDMI port and two Type-C ports.
While at the bottom, we have a 2W speaker.
If you are wondering how does it sound, here it is.
Not very impressive, but it’s better than nothing, after all, the body of the monitor
is really slim, there is no way to put a bigger speaker there.
The Intehill monitor is a very slick device that measures as thin as 5mm,
the thickest part is 10mm at the bottom, which houses the I/O ports and built-in speakers,
and it weighs only 819grams, which is a lot lighter than some of the popular portable monitors on the market.
The bezels around the screen are slim as you can see.
There is an extra cover case that I’ve mentioned before, it also serves as the monitor’s kickstand.
A little bit flimsy so I do wish they can provide a more rugged one or even the one
with a hinge or something.
But I guess Intehill has put all of its money into the screen itself.
Speaking of the screen.
I won’t go through specs like color gamut, sRGB, NTSC anything of such, because there
are already a lot of reviewers did that.
I will just put more video samples here so you can watch the result by yourself.
As we can see, the color saturation is absolutely stunning.
It keeps the details crisp and life-like.
It also has a high contrast ratio for rich black levels and remarkable picture depth.
It’s super bright as well.
[Lowest brightness and highest brightness comparison.]
Bright images still look punchy and vibrant, with surprisingly rich colors and a level
of eye-catching intensity that monitors at this price level aren’t supposed to have.
As for touch accuracy and response, I barely feel the lags.
It’s fast and smooth, whether connect to my laptop or phone.
One thing I really like is I’ve mentioned before, you don’t need additional power
in order to make the monitor work, just use that Type-C cable that comes with the box.
But if I push louder volumes or higher brightness, the monitor does turn off by itself as my
laptop doesn’t have sufficient power to supply so you might want to plug in extra
power to this machine.
It supports USB pass through charging over 10W.
The frequency for gaming is locked at 60fps, it might not that ideal for those hardcore
gamers, but for me, it’s enough.
After all, I really don’t have that much time for gaming, and 120Hz would be a huge
drain on batteries of other devices.
To conclude.
The Intehill 15.6” QLED monitor is truly a great display for content consumption and
creation and it’s without a doubt one of the most practical gadgets I’ve reviewed
on this channel.
What I really like about this monitor is the build quality and design, it’s a decent
and lightweight monitor that you can bring anywhere.
Though the case is a bit on the downside,- it protects your screen well and serve as
a good basic kickstand.
What’s more importantly is the screen.
Great and full-bodied color, no screen bleeding, no flickering effect, and it’s super bright.
For me, it is going to meet my professional video editing for sure.
So, if you are interested in this monitor, I’ve put a link in the description you can
check it out!
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I’m Sami and I will see you in the next one.