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I would recommend this one it's plenty bright and colours and contrast are just wow but keep in mind because of the way pixels are usually laid out on a oled a 1080p oled won't be as sharp as a 1080p LCD for text. You can read about this online. This is something I did notice myself, the text is sharp but it looked a bit fuzzy on the oled. Clear type on windows helps with this. Depends on your use case if you intend to use this for a lot of writing get a LCD for anything else the OLED. There's a 4k oled which addresses that but it's much more expensive.

My friend ended up buying a honor magic v2 they've had no inner screen issues with that the past 6 months. As for the oneplus it's fixed but hasn't been used since, it's nice they've covered it under warranty I hope they cover it again, the second time and maybe some defeat is what's causing this on a few devices

@@VrtuhubTech that's good to know, I'll have a look into that phone. I was thinking that I'd have to downgrade to a single screen phone but it's nice to know that there are other alternatives out there. For me, Samsung Z Folds are too slim in the single screen mode so I'll unlikely go back to them despite their solid durability.

Thanks for watching :)

You mean the standard woofers the came with the canon S50? I did find it weird why it even had a crossover since it didn't have a dedicated midrange or tweeter. If removing it made it louder maybe it was acting as a waltage limiter. I also didn't know anyone else modified these haha do you still have yours? I'm thinking I could further improve audio quality by getting a crossover with a lower crossover point 3200Khz seems a little high but bumping up the treble and base through a digital equaliser does the trick too

@@VrtuhubTechI used the original mid/woofer that came with the speaker. After my mods were done, the S50 did not sound louder than the originals, but it did gain the ability to turn up the volume higher without distortion creeping in. However, I suggest that you try an experiment by linking your new replacement mid/woofer directly to the speaker binding posts. Trust me, you won’t go back.

@@ttrrooyyttrrootteerr it won't work for me as my upgraded speaker needs two separate frequencies, so each speaker unit takes four cables. One goes for the lows and mid and the other for the high frequencies but otherwise yeh it makes more sense to just plug it in directly but you obviously risk blowing the speakers if you turn it up too high

@@VrtuhubTech ok I didn’t realise that you are using a coax drive unit. However, when I used the original mid/woofer, without the circuit board; the power handling was unchanged, and I could turn the volume level up just as high as I could before the mods were done. However, it is important to note that when the original Mid/Woofer was connected directly to the speaker binding posts; it definitely sounded more 3D and Holographic soundstage.

@@ttrrooyyttrrootteerr yeh it probably gave a more natural it's cool too see these speakers are still being used

They don't, if you click that it's a LCD version or 13.3 or some other variant .... And the oled version is next to it and cost way more.

@@VrtuhubTech it seems you’re right,typical aliexpress “click bait” listing

@@meteor1522 yeh & unfortunately I'm sure there's people who end up buying the 'incorrect version' without realising they've selected a different version/option that differs from what's on the title

Its DDR5 but there's also ddr4 versions. There's actually another hidden slot underneath the heatsink, I never showed it as you have to disassemble to whole thing but it looks like one of those slots of a modem but I can't be sure as I didn't open it that deep to check.

Nice one it's a great panel for the price on Aliexpress

Thanks for watching and I'll try to improve from your suggestion 👍

Well they are different screen sizes but if you want something for travel and gaming I'd go for the smaller oled. Both are 1080p but the 13inch oled has insane contract and black levels and having a smaller screen could lead to better battery life aswell. 1080p at 13.3 is alright but you can notice pixels and text won't be as sharp as the QHD panels.

There's a form on the website

Haha thank I meant kilograms, you aren't the only one to call me out on that lol😅

Hi thank you, it was my first mobile review. I've still got loads to improve on especially on the editing to get it looking more professional. :)

It sounds fine maybe a bit bass heavy. I would say buy something else though it looks and feels cool but audio quality isn't great especially as it has no ANC.

Thanks for sharing, I don't think these are real monster either.. They look cool but hardware quality could be better

Well these are both different screen sizes, They both look nice but I would get the smaller oled for movie watching and the larger IPS vchance for work, coding etc as the larger and higher resolution panel matters there most.

@@VrtuhubTech Thank you for your prompt response

Thank you :)

Usually if there's any damage to the body of the phone, even the smallest dent or mark they'll likely put you at fault and ask you to pay and won't cover it under warranty. Just gotta hope they don't see it or if it's very small they may overlook it. You'll know once they've received the phone and examined it. Oneplus open screen repairs are expensive if they ask you to pay for it. Goodluck hope it goes well for you, keep us updated!

Maybe I didn't realise that bit 😅

Its a really nice premium feeling mouse that's very well built but all those hole weight reducing holes takes a while to get use too 😁

Drive will probably work with that NVME SSD but from what I've gathered online, xbox series S games won't work from an external device maybe xbox One games might play. If you want full compatibility you should buy the xbox expansion card

@@VrtuhubTech yeah exactly I wanna use it just to stor games on it not to play from it so it does the same this 2.5 sata ssd does this one is better tho

@@Rabah_issaad yeh it looks like it's fine for storing games and playing older xbox one games off. The enclosure didn't come with a thermal pad though and others also reported it missing so you might want to consider buying from a different brand as it can overhead without this

@@VrtuhubTech aah I see can you recommend me one with thermal pad ?

@Rabah_issaad yeh this lexar one should come with but many being sent without so try another brand 👌 without a thermal pad the heat from the nvme isn't being removed efficiently

It makes the colours brighter on this portable monitor 😅 if you listen the review you can see me saying it ain't actually calibrated and the presets don't actually correspond to the values.. So SRGB ain't actually SRGB, Adobe RGB don't look like Adobe RGB etc.. You'll have to manually calibrate it as these presets are all over the place.

Yes but not with the included stand it will flip over in portrait. You'll have to find a better way to hold it in place, such as using clamp mounts etc

@@VrtuhubTech cheers

10Gbps is the theoretical and really just a marketing ploy. Usb has various overheads and only a small part of that 10gbps can be used for data transfer. So in practice the maximum data speed is around 1000mbps. If you want higher you can get upto 3800mbps using a gen 4 40GBps nvme enclosure, which I have reviewed too.

You could try using a 5V wall plug. Any reason you need it own though without a hdmi attached?

@@VrtuhubTech for the sake of having less cables around is why I'd love without hdmi, I tried with the OG cables, no luck, tried reducing brightness to lowest and then trying, still no result problem isn't the usb cable tbh, I have a random usb cable that works with it, it's the hdmi that is so short, got a 2m one ordered coming tomorrow so hopefully all good I think I bought it off your link btw so hopefully it helps ya, cheers

@@aftertilt6007 it might just be your tower PC doesn't have type-C display alt with power delivery. It's usually a feature on modern laptops desktop PCs are less likely to have this. The 'UGREEN Micro HDMI Adapter' thanks I can see that, using a full size HDMI cable will help with cable length but I don't think its going make it work with just one cable with your computer but two ain't so bad. It should help out with the length issue you are having :)

In the video he is using a usb4 output which means its a usbc- connection with video and power delivery, your usbc 3.1 does not deliver a video, only power and dara transmission

Yeh sometimes it's on sale for even less but it's a great oled if you're after that and IPS light bleed and poor contrast (blacks) bothers you

I have noticed this and yeh if you out a little bit of pressure the heatsink disconnects from SSD on one side. Also if you open it up to replace the heatsink or use your own one you void warranty... This makes installing it on certain motherboards that have their own ssd heatsink difficult or impossible unless you are willing to void the warranty

For Retro gaming should handle fine they've also got the 7000 series ryzen ES varients out now for just a little bit more money

I didn't experience any with this if you use the included USB cable.

Have you tried plugging in the included USB cable to the front of the PS5? You could also try using a 5V 3A USB power plug and see if that helps

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, wow I just replayed it and you're right about that. I'll try to avoid errors on the next uploads 👍

Yeh if they find any damage, I believe Samsung is the same they won't repair it for free. Did you have any marks/damages on the phone body or none at all. Also did you try arguing with them or did you just agree and pay the €700. I suppose the service you get can depend on the repair center.

@@VrtuhubTech I think I have use marks on the corner of my cell phone, the metal casing. Why that are my bunch of keys that occasionally bounce against it when the cell phone is in my bag. Have never dropped the phone. My screen is intact both front and inside. I find this completely over that they are using this as a physical damage to not repair the phone within the warranty period. There is a big difference between physical damage and signs of use. It started with a black dot and then that dot completely stretched out. I also heard a strange sound when opening and closing the phone kind of a crack. Had a Huawei note before it was even bigger than this phone. I usually keep my cell phone for 3 to 4 years because after a while they then start to run slower. Since I couldn't find a follow-up to my Huawei anywhere I switched to a foldable from this brand. A very big disappointment and a big big big mistake. The screen is broken after only 6 months. The worst thing is the customer service. They inspect your cell phone and then they let you know without any explanation where the damage is located, you do not receive a detailed report nor pictures of the so called damage. It is a serious bite in my budget and I have been in discussion with customer service ever since. If you check certain forums on the internet you will find that there are other people displaying the same problem as my cell phone so it is a common known technical defect of this device and they shouldn't sell such a piece of crap to people

Maybe but you might not get maximum brightness out of it. Depends on the Amps but 5V 3A should be enough

I'm not sure I had no additional warranty or insurance but with foldables I would advise you get some protection. Read the fine prints to make sure the screen is covered.

@@VrtuhubTech thanks

Goodluck I hope your warrenty experience goes well!

Yeh try it out but you need a fifine AM6, AM8 or another microphone that has this feather to

Yeh it does but the built in headphone port on the external monitor isn't the best you better plugging external speakers into computer or device.

Definitely not the greatest I have a pair on canon speakers (Canon S50's that I'll be modifying soon) if you're into that

Hey sure here's an affiliate link for it s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DnrGP6L 👍

It can but you'll get little adjustments as you'll have to angle it upwards so it doesn't tip. I wouldn't recommend it. It sometimes goes on sale usually end of the month aliexpress do a sale with coupon codes so it can be had for a better price!

@@VrtuhubTech I think the CX133-D-2.5K has vesa (75mm mounting holes) while the CX133-C-2.5K doesn't. So I could use a vesa stand as they are usually more sturdier. I wonder if the CX133-C-2.5K has a magnet on the back for mounting on arms and stands (I'm speculating).

@@michaelm4407 I haven't tested but aluminium generally isn't magnetic getting something with vesa support would be ideal for stability and confidence. Uperfect has this really cool looking one but it's a but pricey s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dd6X6MF

@@VrtuhubTech Not sure if these pivot stand mounts are strong enough to hold portable monitors without wilting. Much prefer the ones where you lock into place and forget. The fun now is looking for one at a cheap price.

The WALI (MF001) looks like a solid option and just £18 on Amazon.

It does supply power but I wouldn't say it's a lot. A portable monitor worked fine through it powered and display signal but it would restart at full brightness. Check 8.14 I used it with a portable monitor, single cable.

@@VrtuhubTech Did the system or the monitor restart. The monitor I'm using is rated for 7.5w which is half the USB C output and judging by the cable you used its the same connection so I'm guessing ill be fine. You should check the power draw of your monitor to see if it exceeds 15w at full brightness.

@@briitash not the system just the portable monitor would flicker and the monitor came with a 20W power plug and had a peak brightness of 500 nits so I'm pretty confident it exceeded 15w at full brightness. Worked fine upto 70% brightness

That's nice so they offered you credit of the full purchase price?

The touch screen version I have looks laminated but I'm not sure on the PWM, my eyes can't really tell I'm not sensitive to that.

Lol gluing it to the back, I had a similar idea but I don't have a 3D printer to make it look nicer 😅

Its a AMD 8845hs with the 780M Igpu. I believe the reason it isn't working is because the Freesync range hasn't been setup.. So a software issue that's why I believe it might already be fixed now for newer units.

Is it over hdmi usbc or dp? If it’s hdmi can u try other two?

@@marcin774 it's dp over type C and I tired both ports and even used another cable I had. I've reviewed other monitors and I've had Freesync working on them no problem. I brought this back in November and two others users have told me their OSD looks different and are on the newer firmware. it's possible that this issue with the brightness constantly resetting on restart and game start (without using the additional type C) has been fixed on newer versions. I also bought a 144hz portable monitor from bimawen that only did 60 Hz on HDMI despite claiming to do 120hz over hdmi. Other user feedback on Aliexpress confirm some users have this defect and upon further investigation it seems they loaded a 144Hz, 120Hz and 60Hz profile for DP but only loaded a 60Hz profile over HDMI. Freesync worked fine on that over DP though. It's just quality control can be somewhat lacking with software loaded in that isn't properly configured

Samsung phones are breaking too I know someone with a fold 3 which has damage on the fold too, they never managed to get it repaired. They told me it broke within 6 months of ownership but they didn't bother to send it in until almost two years at which point Samsung refused as the phones cosmetic condition wasn't great :D

Did you believe that nonsense, ​@@VrtuhubTech

I also heard someone with the Samsung Fold 4 experienced a black line on the screen. I wonder if any of these folding phones will ever be exempt of any issues. 😐

@@princess3193 maybe apple ones once they release a foldable 😅

@@VrtuhubTech LOL do you really think they will? They are so behind, I feel like they never will 😂

Are these not cheap? On Aliexpress they got for aorund $10 and for first time buyers sometimes they go for $2-3 dollars shipped

Having a headphone jack would have been nice though but I suppose laptops and even the xbox/PS5 controllers have a built in headphone socket