Amazon Quietly Moves Its Remaining 15.6" Portable Gaming Monitor Stock Into Record-Low Clearance After 10K+ Black Friday Sales - Kotaku

"The size is similar to what most standard laptops offer, so you won't feel a drastic difference when switching between both. The portable monitor offers a 1920×1080 resolution, which translates into brighter colors and sharper details. The advanced IPS matte screen supports a 178-degree full viewing angle, meaning you can enjoy consistent visuals from all directions. Basically, you don't have to sit directly in front of the screen to view the content."

"Amazon is currently offering quite a few impressive Cyber Monday deals, which also drops the price of the 15.6-inch KYY portable monitor to just $66. That's after a 34% discount on its $100 price tag, and the offer is open to all shoppers. Both Prime and non-Prime members can take advantage of it. Though it's best to get your orders in fast, as we're expecting the discount to wrap up soon."

"You can choose between multiple display modes (including mirror, extend, second screen only, and portrait mode), depending on what you need. Need to run two programs side by side? The extended mode gives you access to both. Reading through long documents? Portrait mode should work best! The monitor includes two fully functional USB-C ports, which means you can connect it with just a single cable for both power and display, as long as your device supports Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode."

Amazon lists a 15.6-inch KYY portable monitor for $66 following a 34% reduction from $100, available to both Prime and non-Prime shoppers. The monitor matches typical laptop size and delivers 1920×1080 resolution with an advanced IPS matte panel for brighter colors and sharper details. A 178-degree viewing angle maintains consistent visuals from different positions, useful for group viewing. Multiple display modes include mirror, extend, second-screen-only, and portrait for document reading or multitasking. Two USB-C ports enable single-cable power and display when paired with devices supporting Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode.

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