Did I just steal from Amazon? This portable 1080p USB-C monitor is under $60 on Cyber Monday

Someone playing a game on a KYY USB-C portable monitor
(Image credit: KYY)

Sometimes, you just need an extra monitor to get the job done. Whether it's adding a second screen to your laptop or Chromebook while traveling or getting a personal screen for your PS5, this portable 1080p USB-C monitor will get the job done for an unbelievable $59 on Cyber Monday.

Not only is it crazy cheap and a great resolution but it's got stereo speakers, a 3.5mm audio out jack, and a built-in protective case that doubles as a stand. It's basically a tablet that plugs into practically anything you want.

Never used a portable USB-C monitor? Here's how it works.

Step 1: Plug the USB-C cable from the monitor into your laptop, phone, or console.

Step 2: THERE IS NO STEP 2.

Isn't that fantastic? Yes. Yes it is, and the price is even better. Nearly 7,000 5-star reviews on Amazon agree with me.

KYY 1080p portable USB-C monitor: $129.99 $59.99 at Amazon

KYY 1080p portable USB-C monitor: $129.99 $59.99 at Amazon

Bring this compact 15-inch monitor with you where ever you go and never worry about forgetting cables again. Any USB-C cable will do!

✅Recommended if: You've ever found yourself in need of a second monitor — either while traveling or otherwise — or just need a monitor that's easy to bring anywhere. It even has a kickstand!

❌Skip this deal if: You don't like IPS displays. I'm not sure why else you wouldn't want this monitor.

I particularly love the included case that doubles as a stand. Like I said before, it makes the thing look like a tablet — which tells you how portable it is — so it's easy to slap in a travel bag and not look like a weirdo who carries a monitor around with them.

Most tablets, smartphones, laptops, Chromebooks, and even some consoles support USB-C display out, so it's likely whatever you're looking to plug the monitor into will just work. Don't try it with a Nintendo Switch, though, because that needs to be plugged into the dock to output to a monitor or TV.

Nicholas Sutrich
Senior Content Producer — Smartphones & VR
Nick started with DOS and NES and uses those fond memories of floppy disks and cartridges to fuel his opinions on modern tech. Whether it's VR, smart home gadgets, or something else that beeps and boops, he's been writing about it since 2011. Reach him on Twitter or Instagram @Gwanatu
  • ricko
    not stealing, I got one (similar specs) on the TicToc shop for $35 plus tax.
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  • SeeBeeEss
    Did I just steal from Amazon?
    🤔 Hmmmm. It's usually the other way around. 😉
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