Best Portable Monitor for Creative Professionals - Viewsonic VP16 OLED

On this episode of Create. Consume. Repeat. I’ll be reviewing the Viewsonic VP16 Color Pro Portable OLED monitor. and explain why it’s the best portable monitor currently on the market for business applications, photography, video production, and gaming. Yes, you heard right, gaming!

▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

0:00 - Intro
1:29 - Creative Applications
2:12 - Photography
2:32 - Video Production
3:38 - Portable Gaming
4:35 - Power Options
5:25 - Ergonomic Design
5:50 - Design Flaws
7:00 - Final Thoughts

[shrimp_prm]

I've been researching portable monitors for a couple years but somehow missed this one. I would of loved to see them go full on Sweat mode and up Resolution/Ref rate but like you said the price would jump, ..a lot. The only real gripe for me is the lack of vesa mounting holes on the bottom of the built in stand. So many companies omit this feature. Would have been *chefs kiss*. Still, there's isn't much of anything like this on market.

[spike]

Nice brother just order one might get one myself.

[pearsonjc]

great content, but I need to point out the opportunity to improve the audio quality and speech intelligibility. I suspect the audio encoding level was too low. Or the dynamic volume compression was turned off.

[KingdomKame]

Hey great review! I love my VP16! Silly question, but I've been trying to figure out how to fold the protective cover for mobility. Do the triangle bits fold inside the screen?

[fastica]

I play single player games, so I'm using it for gaming. I have a RTX3080 and I can crank every ultra setting and Ray Tracing option with a screen that looks awesome. I recently got the Corsair Xeneon 27 OLED monitor, and it has a too aggressive ABL and even with bright stabilizer on it has so many anti burn in hidden features that gradually reduce the brightness (that is already low), that I'm using this one for gaming most of the time. This monitor has an absolute stable image. No ABL and no brightness fluctuation. I love it.

[haivuong]

Does this monitor has the standard RGB tripe sub pixel?

[nickjacobsss]

Great review, any idea if this panel uses PWM for brightness?

[pyxelr]

Hi, how did you manage to connect Nintendo Switch OLED to the VP16 monitor (4:01)? When I tried connecting mine to VP16 through its original USB-C to USB-C cable (while making sure VP16 is connected to its original charger), I can only see "No Signal" message on the VP16 screen. I have also tried disconnecting joy-cons, but it did not help. Perhaps, I need to connect Switch through its dock?

[Destiny_iX]

Hello, how about the input lag? I heard that innocn's oled monitors have a lot of input lag.

[juanblanco]

How does it feel in terms of the input latency? With this kinds of displays (portable or geared towards professional colour critical use) it can be very high even for a 60 Hz monitor. Innocn 15K1F, for example, has an input latency of a consumer TV without a game mode enabled.

I want to get this for my PS5, but I'm very concerned about the input lag, especially since it's already high with a console even with my BenQ EX2510 which has quite low input lag even at 60 Hz.

[dannyh]

Im planning on traveling while video editing. Is this suitable as a primary monitor with a mac mini?

[YFTOUCH]

excellent introduction for the product

[ExtremeSquared]

I don't want 120Hz on a monitor like this. It's not worth the increase in power draw and corresponding drop in total runtime on battery.

[raczyk]

Do portable OLEDs suffer from burn in?

[darthD]

gosh....d review is bout a product but more screen time of your face than the product itself.

[kkmasters]

Is the microHDMI port standard? Can I get a third party mHDMI to HDMI cable if the original one got damaged?