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Mobile Pixels Glance Pro Portable OLED Touchscreen Monitor 15.6"

The Glance Pro is an advanced portable monitor with a 15.6-inch OLED full HD touchscreen monitor display, dual speakers, an internal battery and a touch panel, which is perfect for designers, photographers, video editors and others.

SKU: GC58-101-1008P01

Mobile Pixels Glance Pro Portable OLED Touchscreen Monitor 15.6"

Mobile Pixels Glance Pro Portable OLED Touchscreen Monitor 15.6"

The Glance Pro is an advanced portable monitor with a 15.6-inch OLED full HD touchscreen monitor display, dual speakers, an internal battery and a touch panel, which is perfect for designers, photographers, video editors and others.

With a 1920x1080 full HD OLED touchscreen with DCI-P3 100% colour gamut and 400 Nits high brightness, the Glance Pro OLED portable monitor can bring every frame alive and restore true colours for you. The OLED touchscreen contrast ratio is up to 100000:1, 100 times beyond the traditional LCD screen, delivering ultra-sharp image detail.

Dual speaker design and a 5000mAh large capacity internal battery allow you to enjoy endless entertainment and keep the fun going anywhere on your 15.6-inch monitor screen.

With a high-quality aluminium alloy magnetic kickstand, this OLED touchscreen monitor can be propped up on any flat surface and is easily adjusted to your comfortable viewing angles.

Glance Pro features two full-function USB-C ports and one Mini-HDMI port. which can support power delivery and video transmission at the same time. Simply plug into the USB-C port over a single cable to display content from your devices onto an HD touchscreen monitor

Easily pair your Glance Pro with any laptop or device, including a Nintendo Switch and select Android phones, via USB-C or Mini-HDMI connection.

Key Features:

Full HD OLED Screen Display

400 Nit Touchscreen Brightness

Dual Speaker Sound System

Ultra-Sharp Image Contrast

5000mAh Internal Battery

Aluminium Alloy Magnetic Kickstand

What's in the Box:

Mobile Pixels Glance Pro Portable OLED Touchscreen Monitor 15.6"

Mini HDMI Cable

USB-C Data Cable

USB-C Power Cable

Magnetic Stand

Charger

User Manual

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Mobile Pixels Glance Pro Portable OLED Touchscreen Monitor 15.6"

The Glance Pro is an advanced portable monitor with a 15.6-inch OLED full HD touchscreen monitor display, dual speakers, an internal battery and a touch panel, which is perfect for designers, photographers, video editors and others.

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