I am so glad portable monitors are becoming more ubiquitous. I have always been a fan of them, and I was there during the dark times of them back in the mid 2010s. So, it's good to see 10-bit monitors, 500LM+ monitors, and QUALITY come to them.
@@natevirtual This isn't 10-bit, was making a general statement. This is totally 8-bit probably 97% Adobe RGB, supposedly 100% sRGB even though it maxes out at 300nits/lumens. There's a company out there that has an OLED option that is 10-bit (TRUE) Touch, Battery, MPP 2.0 compatible for like $700 USD. And then there's that uPerfect QLED that was my previous favorite, might still be my favorite. I like my XTENDTouch Pro, display wise it's great, software terrible. Can't remember brightness values, the anti-burn feature doesn't work, rotation is screwed up, no battery, terrible speakers, pen support is mediocre at best.
As battery tech gets better and screen based technology gets better I cant wait for a qdoled version brighter lower chance of oled panel prematuring and dying very quickly which is why hdr sucks for oled we want those blacks and the brightness of a 10000nits 12bit panel for true hdr since hdr is a gimick now oh yea turn it on it looks grey some peaple may like it but its a turn of due to poor quality picture it needs more brightness maybe 1 million nits would be the dream lol be hyperrealistic then
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I bought the GMK 14" 4k that also got reviewed here for less than 200$. Even if this new monitor is better and has wireless it's not more than two times worth the price imo.
Why is this impressive, what am I missing? Sure mmWave is a very cool technology but this seems idiotic to me - if mmWave was biult in my laptop or phone maybe, but if I have to plug something into my phone/laptop why wouldn't I just plug the MONITOR IN? Why need a dongle/puck AND a cable/charger for the monitor when I could just use 1 VERY thin USB-C cable instead? Tons of extra expense to deal with extra shit and lower quality (only 1080p wireless). Makes ZERO sense in all but extreme edge cases (that I can't even think of, can you?)
@@ross-carlson it makes perfect sense and has a lot of use case. The main ones I see being cable management and portable emulation gaming. The last one being a huge market as I personally emulate the switch and find it hard to play via streaming my pc to my laptop, this 60ghz wireless display solves that instantly and also solves gaming in cars/planes
@@TheNpcNoob But that's just it - it ISN'T wireless as it needs at least power. Sure, it has a battery so maybe for very short term stuff but it still has to be plugged in. I can see it being used as a second display for a laptop but it would be MUCH simpler to just plug it in with a thin USB-C cable vs needing to power it AND have some big dongle attached to my laptop, that would make zero sense. And lets not forget you only get 1080p wirelessly (which granted as this size is not bad). If a device had the mmWave built into it maybe, but otherwise why would you want a dongle hanging off your Switch when you could have one thin/light cable instead? And remember you don't get touch control over wireless so that wouldn't even work, or at least it would have a huge limitation that a simple, thin USB-C cable would not. Without wireless built in the device and/or touch working wirelessly I still see ZERO use case for the wireless feature, again at least until that is built into devices.
@@ross-carlson it is wireless tho, like you said it has a battery and you can also pair that with a power bank. type c would carry power too… Think of it like a tablet, where you can stream your PlayStation/Xbox to it. That’s basically what it is just without the tablet functionality. I agree that if the wireless feature was built into media source devices then it would have more use cases, but as it stands it has plenty.
I can see one of these working great in a living room. You know, best TV in the house, streaming devices and bluray player, and all the game consoles are there, but sometimes other people want to use the TV. Get yourself a HDMI matrix switcher (maybe four in, two out), and you can connect every device you want up to the inputs on the matrix, and have the TV on one out, the puck on the other. Say someone is watching Netflix on the TV, but you want to play your Xbox? No problem, just use the matrix to route the Xbox to the wireless display and enjoy. They decide to go do something else, no problem, with no interruption to your game (maybe pause to do it), just route it back to the TV and continue.
The price is out of my budget but I do like these devices a lot. It’s nice to have options for being more portable. Hopefully the price comes down a fair bit :)
@@Ben-ll3iy I sadly haven't gotten one, I wasn't sure what to go for. I don't have a recommendation but I'd look for a 1440p or 1080p monitor with a high refresh rate cause 4k on a screen on this is nice but usually not worth the huge jump in price c:
The ONLY thing that's stopping me from purchasing it, is the price. $500 for the smallest model? I can understand if it's a tablet, but it's just a wireless monitor right?
I've been following the monitors with type C for more than a year to use with the cell phone, unfortunately they are expensive. I don't understand why they are almost the price of a Tablet. I wanted to buy to use as a tablet at an affordable price.
8:56 while it sounds cool from a practical mounting/dismounting point of view keep in mind that the stronger the magnets you use the higher chance of interference with wireless signal (although I wonder if that 60g signal is better than regular ac wifi when it comes to anti-interference); the other option is to use a good quality (shielded) hdmi cable
The portable display has really improved, they use to be a lot bigger with a fairly sizaable antenna. A bit disappointed you didn't do any battery testing, really wanted to see how long 8000 mah lasts. But as always, Great Video!
this is a really nice proof of concept but the thing with the transmitter and stuff doesn't seem more practical than just using a cable, I see a really big potential for this technology once it become standardized tho, imagine being able to cast your phone/laptop screen to your TV seamlessly and wirelessly with HDMI quality, this will really be game changing (big potential in VR as well)
Yup. They should just sell the puck, with added usb ports, etc so we can add keyboards, controllers, etc and a receiver (which can be plugged into as any monitor or TV). If this was possible, it would be a great competitor to Chromecast and Apple's Airplay.
This is awesome. You could use your consoles like a gaming laptop without having to worry about heat or airflow, and free up the TV for someone else to watch or do whatever.
Straight from their kickstarter campaign: - No cable constraints. Lag-free. ZERO latency. - Powerful signal coverage up to 20m (66 feet). - Lossless video/image quality. Do they really need to do that? Nothing has zero latency, and I'm totally sure it's not lossless.
Looks promising, need more details on the frame rates that it supports in 4K and HDR support. If those are both there then it would be a very flexible solution.
According to the kickstarter page, NO ACTUAL HDR support since it maxes out at 300 Lumens/lux/nits. So any "HDR" it can do are lies. Also, 4k60. It is a proper 2.0 (or I guess now 2.1 rev 1 since HDMI saw the BS USB was doing and tried copying their naming model).
Im an uber driver. Been wanting to to mount something like this to the ceiling so my riders can use it if they wish. Flips up and down. Should make a mounting system so it go anywhere
Very interesting and cool to see wireless display perform so well with no obvious additional lag. I can see wireless display being appealing to some. I don't really need it. I also don't really need 4K at these sizes(or any size, I don't care about 4K). Though 4K could be useful for integer scaling and perhaps better CRT effects, but I'm happy with what I have. My favorite thing about this is the stand design. But it looks like a good display.
I cannot wait until this is standard/normal tech in all monitors. I would LOVE to get rid of all these cables. I've got two computers on my desk running 3 monitors. That's 6 cables just for video alone. And I'm considering getting a KVM, which will add even more cables to the mess. Would be absolutely amazing if one day all 3 of my monitors could connect directly to both computers and have an easy way to switch...or have a wireless monitor KVM that does the single button switch.
You can use wireless Dex if you have a Samsung device. It works amazingly well from 3+ metres away on my Samsung QLED TV from 2017. But yeah, not all devices support this kind of stuff. I guess they do not want us to use our phones/tablets as true PC replacement which is a pity considering how much power they have nowadays.
Looking at the Kickstarter the prices sounds too expensive for a non OLED displays. Being a high end product I can't understand why they use a standard IPS display
Yes, I actually did some testing with the PS5, I literally stuck it to the side and was able to get some more distance out of it. I found the have the transmitter a bit higher than the monitor it works out great.
Love your videos, its nice to have a Wake County youtuber in our back yard. And Steve from GAMERS NEXUS over in the Greensborough area....along with EPIC GAMES, Insomniac etc.
It's kind of a tablet replacement for sitting on the couch or something and connecting to your phone. I would also like to see more wireless charging on the channel, the simple USB-C cable plus a wireless charging pad is awesome for me lately, rendering weird cables and phone stands obsolete.
This would be great for my little Army Ammo Case Server, will be able to use the display like a 'tablet' and leave the ammo case closed and working! Brilliant!
Thanks for a great video I wonder what is the power draw of the the transmitter if it just powered by the device I'd love to have this monitor paired with something like Steamdeck
It would be nice if they created an option with a keyboard like the Surface Go 2 one for it so you can really use it as a wireless thin and light lapdock as well as a monitor
Super cool! I flew cross country. Took my series s and a portable monitor. This would’ve been a nice upgrade to my setup… but a cable doesn’t break the deal. Wireless is a perk more than anything reallly.nice vid! Thanks. I dropped a like for ya.
Show the range!! This is such a cool piece of tech and you are the first youtuber to show it to me!!!! A deep dive into this product is warranted including lag maybe use a slow motion camera to see if you can measure latency? Can you overclock the display in windows?
After checking the review, I was blown away. Im using a cheap ass 130$ wistino 15.6 usb type c + hdmi as my vertical monitor when im at home (with my 27 inch 1440p 144hz monitor as main) and I yank it out and use type C with my macbook when travelling (3 to 4 months in a year). I wanted either a 1080p 144hz at least as a portable monitor which I can use at home as well.. but this seems to blow everythign out of the water. until I saw the price: "about 489$" in the kickstarter page .. yeah, pass. this probably caters to those with a specific use case. I utilize mine at home and on the road but almost 500$ is asking for too much. i dont need that wireless novelty but I'd appreciate the 4k... WIRED. lol. not even a mention how many hz it does on the kickstarter page. I lasted until 6:43 to be amazed but damn, if you mentioned the PRICE before everything else, i would've not bothered watching.
How about plugging your phone in and using this as a tablet? The 13.3" might work well for that. I like using the NexDock in that way, but that's tethered, of course.
I wish you would have shown us more 4K footage, but it's still was a great vid about what it can do. I was worried about how it would perform without have a a full line-of-sight between the t4ransmitter and screen, but I really didn't expect it to work with it being 60Ghz, it's just not a very strong freq. GREAT VID :D
@@Flamdring uh no, because tablets aren't that big, and you can't plug other stuff like game console on them because the don't have any input. Tablets are just tablets
Too bad the mmwave does not have a means of receiving/transmitting from a phone without having to physically connect to a phone. Whats the point then, you still need a physical cable connection.
Truly impressive! It really won't be long before all data is wireless and devices will only be plugged in for power power. After that we may even get wireless power. Then how long before our homes windows provide all our power or lighting comes from our painted walls? We've come a long way, but but there are plenty of surprises to come. It makes me feel like a kid full of hope again. The future is bright!
The idea that i could be gaming anywhere at home or even at the bed is just so cool, i love it But on its price i could just get asus rog flow z13 and i would be having a portable gaming tablet
shame it isn't 1080p. 4x the pixels is going to drain that battery much more quickly. a detachable battery could also be nice, to make it lighter to carry around, though you didn't mention how much it currently weights.
You can plug the large version of this into a very powerful gaming computer (or Workstation) and along with a proper wireless mouse you can make your main heavy rig wireless and portable around the house. There are only two potential downsides. #1 mmWaves get absorbed by everything pretty easily. So unlike say old school 900 MHz phones, these mmWAVE 60 Ghz wireless transfers don't have much range and can't go through walls or even glass very well. Also the range is limited to say 20 feet rather than say 100. #2 mmWAVES are new for such uses and long term safety have not been established. Some legitimate scientists have spoken out about their potential long term safety concerns.
ANN from london I would love one of these wireless monitors can I transfer what's on my phone onto it also can you download from it h how much do they cost also does it have voice command and voice assistant
For home recording studios: can I still have control of where the audio output is set? Would prefer my rokit speakers over wireless monitor speaker for guitar quality reasons.
As cool as this is, I’m not sure that I would need this. I just purchased 2 17” portable monitors that, essentially, do the same thing. The key difference is, these AVA monitors use a wireless hub, which makes the monitor itself truly wireless. The monitors that I use have to be connected to my Samsung Galaxy S20, but that’s the only connection. It doesn’t necessarily need to be pulled into a way charger, as it draws power from my phone. In any case, this is still a pretty cool device and I love that it works effortlessly with Dex.
bro this is what I always wanted, especially now that I have a job that requires me to move around the country a lot
What is your job?
@@nicugirbu1727 travel agent
Nice job
I don't think the hdmi signal will reach around the country
@@50H3i1 I’m not sure if you’re joking or he was being serious with sending wireless display data across the country
I am so glad portable monitors are becoming more ubiquitous. I have always been a fan of them, and I was there during the dark times of them back in the mid 2010s. So, it's good to see 10-bit monitors, 500LM+ monitors, and QUALITY come to them.
Is it real 10-bit or is it 8+2?
@@natevirtual This isn't 10-bit, was making a general statement. This is totally 8-bit probably 97% Adobe RGB, supposedly 100% sRGB even though it maxes out at 300nits/lumens. There's a company out there that has an OLED option that is 10-bit (TRUE) Touch, Battery, MPP 2.0 compatible for like $700 USD. And then there's that uPerfect QLED that was my previous favorite, might still be my favorite. I like my XTENDTouch Pro, display wise it's great, software terrible. Can't remember brightness values, the anti-burn feature doesn't work, rotation is screwed up, no battery, terrible speakers, pen support is mediocre at best.
@@tdata545 what do u mean by a 10-bit?
As battery tech gets better and screen based technology gets better I cant wait for a qdoled version brighter lower chance of oled panel prematuring and dying very quickly which is why hdr sucks for oled we want those blacks and the brightness of a 10000nits 12bit panel for true hdr since hdr is a gimick now oh yea turn it on it looks grey some peaple may like it but its a turn of due to poor quality picture it needs more brightness maybe 1 million nits would be the dream lol be hyperrealistic then
@@jonathanoxlade4252 qoled or miniLED proper. Not just as backlight.
This is ridiculously cool. 430€ before import tax is dang pricey though. Wish I could afford it.
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my only regret was sinking 5 minutes into this and finding out that its price is absurd for all the bells and whistles i would not need in the next 5 years.
Agreed! I was thinking like 300 total.
I bought the GMK 14" 4k that also got reviewed here for less than 200$. Even if this new monitor is better and has wireless it's not more than two times worth the price imo.
The wireless is kinda cool but kinda useless, too.
I mean do I need it for a portable monitor?
The price is totally overkill
Yea seeing the price.. its on par with some name brand tablets.. I mean the 17" did sound very nice but like $900 for that
That's very impressive... I expected input lag to be an issue but it looks fantastic.
Considering wifi 6 allows 4k 120hz game play at 9ms latency on my quest 2, input lag is now a thing of the past.
Why is this impressive, what am I missing? Sure mmWave is a very cool technology but this seems idiotic to me - if mmWave was biult in my laptop or phone maybe, but if I have to plug something into my phone/laptop why wouldn't I just plug the MONITOR IN? Why need a dongle/puck AND a cable/charger for the monitor when I could just use 1 VERY thin USB-C cable instead? Tons of extra expense to deal with extra shit and lower quality (only 1080p wireless).
Makes ZERO sense in all but extreme edge cases (that I can't even think of, can you?)
@@ross-carlson it makes perfect sense and has a lot of use case. The main ones I see being cable management and portable emulation gaming.
The last one being a huge market as I personally emulate the switch and find it hard to play via streaming my pc to my laptop, this 60ghz wireless display solves that instantly and also solves gaming in cars/planes
@@TheNpcNoob But that's just it - it ISN'T wireless as it needs at least power. Sure, it has a battery so maybe for very short term stuff but it still has to be plugged in. I can see it being used as a second display for a laptop but it would be MUCH simpler to just plug it in with a thin USB-C cable vs needing to power it AND have some big dongle attached to my laptop, that would make zero sense.
And lets not forget you only get 1080p wirelessly (which granted as this size is not bad). If a device had the mmWave built into it maybe, but otherwise why would you want a dongle hanging off your Switch when you could have one thin/light cable instead? And remember you don't get touch control over wireless so that wouldn't even work, or at least it would have a huge limitation that a simple, thin USB-C cable would not. Without wireless built in the device and/or touch working wirelessly I still see ZERO use case for the wireless feature, again at least until that is built into devices.
@@ross-carlson it is wireless tho, like you said it has a battery and you can also pair that with a power bank.
type c would carry power too…
Think of it like a tablet, where you can stream your PlayStation/Xbox to it. That’s basically what it is just without the tablet functionality.
I agree that if the wireless feature was built into media source devices then it would have more use cases, but as it stands it has plenty.
Been using a 1600p IPS portable monitor as my main since 2018. Still loving it, still going strong
Would you mind sharing the name of that device for comparison?
I can see one of these working great in a living room. You know, best TV in the house, streaming devices and bluray player, and all the game consoles are there, but sometimes other people want to use the TV. Get yourself a HDMI matrix switcher (maybe four in, two out), and you can connect every device you want up to the inputs on the matrix, and have the TV on one out, the puck on the other. Say someone is watching Netflix on the TV, but you want to play your Xbox? No problem, just use the matrix to route the Xbox to the wireless display and enjoy. They decide to go do something else, no problem, with no interruption to your game (maybe pause to do it), just route it back to the TV and continue.
Wow...love it, as a minimalistic person that would clear up a lot of things in my apartment, and the fact that it's 100% portable is just a bonus
The price is out of my budget but I do like these devices a lot. It’s nice to have options for being more portable. Hopefully the price comes down a fair bit :)
which monitor brand are you looking for i'm planning to get one too do you have any recommended?
@@Ben-ll3iy I sadly haven't gotten one, I wasn't sure what to go for. I don't have a recommendation but I'd look for a 1440p or 1080p monitor with a high refresh rate cause 4k on a screen on this is nice but usually not worth the huge jump in price c:
Hi!! Can I ask your advice? What other portable wireless monitors are out there?
The ONLY thing that's stopping me from purchasing it, is the price. $500 for the smallest model? I can understand if it's a tablet, but it's just a wireless monitor right?
I've been following the monitors with type C for more than a year to use with the cell phone, unfortunately they are expensive. I don't understand why they are almost the price of a Tablet. I wanted to buy to use as a tablet at an affordable price.
Don’t support kickstarter scams
8:56 while it sounds cool from a practical mounting/dismounting point of view keep in mind that the stronger the magnets you use the higher chance of interference with wireless signal (although I wonder if that 60g signal is better than regular ac wifi when it comes to anti-interference); the other option is to use a good quality (shielded) hdmi cable
VESA adapter exist for a reason, even not good as VESA native support
The portable display has really improved, they use to be a lot bigger with a fairly sizaable antenna.
A bit disappointed you didn't do any battery testing, really wanted to see how long 8000 mah lasts.
But as always, Great Video!
this is a really nice proof of concept but the thing with the transmitter and stuff doesn't seem more practical than just using a cable, I see a really big potential for this technology once it become standardized tho, imagine being able to cast your phone/laptop screen to your TV seamlessly and wirelessly with HDMI quality, this will really be game changing (big potential in VR as well)
Yup. They should just sell the puck, with added usb ports, etc so we can add keyboards, controllers, etc and a receiver (which can be plugged into as any monitor or TV). If this was possible, it would be a great competitor to Chromecast and Apple's Airplay.
This is awesome. You could use your consoles like a gaming laptop without having to worry about heat or airflow, and free up the TV for someone else to watch or do whatever.
Yeah, it's almost like a fully realized Wii U.
Straight from their kickstarter campaign:
- No cable constraints. Lag-free. ZERO latency.
- Powerful signal coverage up to 20m (66 feet).
- Lossless video/image quality.
Do they really need to do that? Nothing has zero latency, and I'm totally sure it's not lossless.
Looks promising, need more details on the frame rates that it supports in 4K and HDR support. If those are both there then it would be a very flexible solution.
According to the kickstarter page, NO ACTUAL HDR support since it maxes out at 300 Lumens/lux/nits. So any "HDR" it can do are lies. Also, 4k60. It is a proper 2.0 (or I guess now 2.1 rev 1 since HDMI saw the BS USB was doing and tried copying their naming model).
Im an uber driver. Been wanting to to mount something like this to the ceiling so my riders can use it if they wish. Flips up and down. Should make a mounting system so it go anywhere
You could attach a battery pack to extend run time also.
this thing is incredible... please keep featuring this in videos. it could make big waves if this monitor becomes more popular.
This is really cool! Around 500-600$ on Kickstarter, but this is different.
To think you could plug your phone in, and use this like a tablet.
Very interesting and cool to see wireless display perform so well with no obvious additional lag. I can see wireless display being appealing to some. I don't really need it. I also don't really need 4K at these sizes(or any size, I don't care about 4K). Though 4K could be useful for integer scaling and perhaps better CRT effects, but I'm happy with what I have. My favorite thing about this is the stand design. But it looks like a good display.
It will be cool if they also have a receiver, so we can use our own hdmi input like our big screen tv or projector.
THIS. They wouldn't need to sell the monitor either. It would be better than a Chromecast.
I cannot wait until this is standard/normal tech in all monitors. I would LOVE to get rid of all these cables. I've got two computers on my desk running 3 monitors. That's 6 cables just for video alone. And I'm considering getting a KVM, which will add even more cables to the mess.
Would be absolutely amazing if one day all 3 of my monitors could connect directly to both computers and have an easy way to switch...or have a wireless monitor KVM that does the single button switch.
I really miss the WiiU. Its gameplay to tablet screen was amazing.
This reminds of that
Glad you clarified that its only 1080p wirelessly, as the name suggest 4K wireless
This would be perfect if they had a folio design with an attachable keyboard and touch pad
According to the kickstarter, that's a stretch goal.
Wow, the sky is the limit with something like this
They need to start using this technology more in full sized TVs.
You can use wireless Dex if you have a Samsung device. It works amazingly well from 3+ metres away on my Samsung QLED TV from 2017. But yeah, not all devices support this kind of stuff. I guess they do not want us to use our phones/tablets as true PC replacement which is a pity considering how much power they have nowadays.
@@Flamdring I already own a phone that does that, the problem is latency. This technology doesn't seem to have any of that.
It'd be even better if it had VESA mount holes as well. I could easily see myself using this for my rpi running network monitoring.
Looking at the Kickstarter the prices sounds too expensive for a non OLED displays. Being a high end product I can't understand why they use a standard IPS display
This can make tablet market crazy, who's gonna buy a tablets when they can have touch pc.
How important is the line of sight? Like, if i doubleside tape this transmitter to the back of my laptop display, will it work at 2-3 feet distance?
Yes, I actually did some testing with the PS5, I literally stuck it to the side and was able to get some more distance out of it. I found the have the transmitter a bit higher than the monitor it works out great.
2-3ft of distance alone no problem, but by nature of mmWave technology, line of sight is very important.
Love your videos, its nice to have a Wake County youtuber in our back yard. And Steve from GAMERS NEXUS over in the Greensborough area....along with EPIC GAMES, Insomniac etc.
This is very close to what I am looking for
Just need it in a 7-8 inch size and my search for the best handheld will be finished
We are getting closer and closer to zero input lag this is the future
Very nice. I'll wait until it's actually on the market though.
It's kind of a tablet replacement for sitting on the couch or something and connecting to your phone. I would also like to see more wireless charging on the channel, the simple USB-C cable plus a wireless charging pad is awesome for me lately, rendering weird cables and phone stands obsolete.
latency? ms?
Imagine a future where your Xbox and pc sit somewhere in your house and you have a monitor like this to take anywhere with you eventually
This would be great for my little Army Ammo Case Server, will be able to use the display like a 'tablet' and leave the ammo case closed and working! Brilliant!
So I can take my Playstation 7 in a backpack with this to Starbucks, only take out the Ava, and lead out PS7 power plug, then IM GOOD TO GO???
I might need to pick this up for my Xbox Xcloud experiences over my Galaxy Note 10+ phone. Thank you!
Don't forget emulation!
Okay this is cool. I want this smaller with a controller attached for pc gaming!
I never thought I'd live to see the day of "wireless HDMI"
This is Super impressive! one step closer to a wireless future!
Thanks for a great video
I wonder what is the power draw of the the transmitter if it just powered by the device
I'd love to have this monitor paired with something like Steamdeck
Really really unbelievable how wireless things can become this handy and powerful…display must come in larger sizes too.. like 27 inches atleast
Now we just need this in a pocket projector format.
Very interesting new technology. I’m all for eliminating cable mess.
Except that it requires a cable to connect to the hub/dongle...
Did you mention proposed prices and battery life for this?
It would be nice if they created an option with a keyboard like the Surface Go 2 one for it so you can really use it as a wireless thin and light lapdock as well as a monitor
That is magnificent! Is there a chance to get such puck with transmitter without the screen any time soon?
Bro, this thing is awesome! … Definitely go with the 17” model 😎👍✨
That is an incredible display, I hope you do another video with some more testing.
Heh, you can turn you phone into a tablet. :O
This at 1080p with 120hz would've been better
Wow! That monitor is the most insane one you that you have reviewed bro!
I want to see more stuff on project car and tech ideas to integrate between the two of them. I think that'd be awesome
Those kinds of projects would be fun to see completed. I would very much be interested in them.
Definitely interested into wireless gaming setups. A very nice device BTW!
Imagine a 5-7 inch version of the monitor, and using a mobile clamp on an Xbox/PS controller
1. Where did you buy this??
2. Is it possible to use the monitor in a separate room
3. Is a different hdmi cable needed
how about the battery life?
Super cool! I flew cross country. Took my series s and a portable monitor. This would’ve been a nice upgrade to my setup… but a cable doesn’t break the deal. Wireless is a perk more than anything reallly.nice vid! Thanks. I dropped a like for ya.
Show the range!! This is such a cool piece of tech and you are the first youtuber to show it to me!!!! A deep dive into this product is warranted including lag maybe use a slow motion camera to see if you can measure latency? Can you overclock the display in windows?
After checking the review, I was blown away. Im using a cheap ass 130$ wistino 15.6 usb type c + hdmi as my vertical monitor when im at home (with my 27 inch 1440p 144hz monitor as main) and I yank it out and use type C with my macbook when travelling (3 to 4 months in a year). I wanted either a 1080p 144hz at least as a portable monitor which I can use at home as well.. but this seems to blow everythign out of the water.
until I saw the price: "about 489$" in the kickstarter page .. yeah, pass. this probably caters to those with a specific use case. I utilize mine at home and on the road but almost 500$ is asking for too much. i dont need that wireless novelty but I'd appreciate the 4k... WIRED. lol. not even a mention how many hz it does on the kickstarter page.
I lasted until 6:43 to be amazed but damn, if you mentioned the PRICE before everything else, i would've not bothered watching.
What is the refresh rate at 4K over hdmi?
This monitor the best if I had the money I would buy it
ETA PRIME, You should do a Video about the Game Room, It looks Awesome
hard to believe this ch not even 1m subs :(
Just what I've been looking for.....Thanks ETA...
That screen is an actual tablet replacement, low res for one but still would work as one and had more uses nice
with such a short lag the monitor could be used as a wireless video camera monitor and camera controller
How about plugging your phone in and using this as a tablet? The 13.3" might work well for that. I like using the NexDock in that way, but that's tethered, of course.
It works perfectly with the galaxy phones but you can find much cheaper options online.
I was looking for that for YEARS !!!
I wish you would have shown us more 4K footage, but it's still was a great vid about what it can do. I was worried about how it would perform without have a a full line-of-sight between the t4ransmitter and screen, but I really didn't expect it to work with it being 60Ghz, it's just not a very strong freq. GREAT VID :D
This is very cool! I would love to see more use cases for the monitor.
If these portable monitors had an on-board OS they would hit the nail!
There are a few that run android when not being used as a display
There are such monitors already, they are called tablets.
@@Flamdring uh no, because tablets aren't that big, and you can't plug other stuff like game console on them because the don't have any input. Tablets are just tablets
Too bad the mmwave does not have a means of receiving/transmitting from a phone without having to physically connect to a phone. Whats the point then, you still need a physical cable connection.
This is awesome. I havent had the chance to watch the entire video yet, but what is the battery life you are getting out of it?
Truly impressive! It really won't be long before all data is wireless and devices will only be plugged in for power power. After that we may even get wireless power. Then how long before our homes windows provide all our power or lighting comes from our painted walls? We've come a long way, but but there are plenty of surprises to come. It makes me feel like a kid full of hope again.
The future is bright!
Wireless power with acceptably low losses is still quite a bit away unless there's a reincarnated Nicola Tesla about to enter the workforce.
I heard him say it runs 1080p/60 in wireless mode and runs at 4K wired but never says the refresh rate. What is the refresh rate at 4K ?
That’s awesome although quite expensive for just a screen.
Definitely interested to see some projects with this
Love the content as always! We need a room walkthrough!!!!!!
The idea that i could be gaming anywhere at home or even at the bed is just so cool, i love it
But on its price i could just get asus rog flow z13 and i would be having a portable gaming tablet
I'd like to see you use it in portrait mode using Dex. Play some portrait android games if possible.
Steam Deck portable Wii U, DS, and 3DS guide for the monitor when?
Make two pucks with HDMI male on the other side and I'm sold.
shame it isn't 1080p. 4x the pixels is going to drain that battery much more quickly. a detachable battery could also be nice, to make it lighter to carry around, though you didn't mention how much it currently weights.
The link for soldering station is down.
I love your videos. Keep it up!
You can plug the large version of this into a very powerful gaming computer (or Workstation) and along with a proper wireless mouse you can make your main heavy rig wireless and portable around the house.
There are only two potential downsides.
#1 mmWaves get absorbed by everything pretty easily. So unlike say old school 900 MHz phones, these mmWAVE 60 Ghz wireless transfers don't have much range and can't go through walls or even glass very well. Also the range is limited to say 20 feet rather than say 100.
#2 mmWAVES are new for such uses and long term safety have not been established. Some legitimate scientists have spoken out about their potential long term safety concerns.
ANN from london I would love one of these wireless monitors can I transfer what's on my phone onto it also can you download from it h how much do they cost also does it have voice command and voice assistant
2 years on, has this shipped? and does it actually work?
Can you have two or more of these in a house with different users without interference between them?
For home recording studios: can I still have control of where the audio output is set? Would prefer my rokit speakers over wireless monitor speaker for guitar quality reasons.
I believe it called milimeterWave.
But maybe im wrong.
Awesome tech
Using one in a car maybe with dex would be awesome!!
Can't wait for the tech to get cheaper and just be in everything.
This is just marvelous. And a awesome review. I want you to test it as a handheld.
As cool as this is, I’m not sure that I would need this. I just purchased 2 17” portable monitors that, essentially, do the same thing. The key difference is, these AVA monitors use a wireless hub, which makes the monitor itself truly wireless. The monitors that I use have to be connected to my Samsung Galaxy S20, but that’s the only connection. It doesn’t necessarily need to be pulled into a way charger, as it draws power from my phone. In any case, this is still a pretty cool device and I love that it works effortlessly with Dex.
7:38 "straight shot" more likely a "line of sight"