INNOCN PU15-PRE 4K OLED Touchscreen Monitor

[Inle]

The INNOCN PU15-PRE is a portable 4K OLED touchscreen monitor, equipped with a 5.000 mAh battery that keeps it going for up to 4 hours without external power. It's one of the best portable monitors currently on the market, but that comes at a price.

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[r9]

$780 for a 15in touch screen you can get a whole laptop.
4k total overkill for 15" screen.

 

[P4-630]

4k total overkill for 15" screen.

To keep your eyes fit..

I like it, but would never buy it at that price, I have been looking at Asus ZenScreen , 1080p , 230 EUR...

 

[lemonadesoda]

4k total overkill for 15" screen.

Nope. That's already bigger than an A4 sheet of paper, which printed at 1200dpi, 4K doesnt even come close.

$780 for a 15in touch screen you can get a whole laptop

too true! price is completely bonkers. Whilst the review points out the quality of the screen, at $780 I struggle to see "value"

 

[Garrus]

Maybe if it was bigger or better than a laptop screen it might offer something useful. For example, it could be 16:10, or 17 inches or larger.

I don't see the point of a second 15" screen when you can buy the entire OLED laptop for that.

Actually using a 16:10 120hz 16" OLED panel would have been kind of neat.

I just looked it up and there are many 16" Samsung AMOLED laptops now. The entire package with 12700H and 3070 Ti starts at $1500 USD.

 

[Gundem]

Silly price! How many do they want to sell vs. expect to sell?
I do wonder...

 

[Scrizz]

I like that it supports pen and can be used like a Wacom Cintiq.

 

[Frick]

I like that it supports pen and can be used like a Wacom Cintiq.

Do those have the same input lag though? If it's noticable when you just use it at a monitor, wouldn't it be bad for drawing?

 

[SOAREVERSOR]

I like that it supports pen and can be used like a Wacom Cintiq.

This plus 4K OLED is hence the asking price. Similar products cost more.

 

[Nopa]

Maybe if it was bigger or better than a laptop screen it might offer something useful. For example, it could be 16:10, or 17 inches or larger.

I don't see the point of a second 15" screen when you can buy the entire OLED laptop for that.

Actually using a 16:10 120hz 16" OLED panel would have been kind of neat.

I just looked it up and there are many 16" Samsung AMOLED laptops now. The entire package with 12700H and 3070 Ti starts at $1500 USD.

Does the OLED laptop comes with G-Sync Compatible/FreeSync Premium Pro and Dolby Vision: HDR ?

 

[80-watt Hamster]

Nope. That's already bigger than an A4 sheet of paper, which printed at 1200dpi, 4K doesnt even come close.

Print resolution and display resolution aren't directly comparable. Macbook Pro displays have a density of 254 PPI vs. 282 for the PU15, so it could be considered slight overkill by that metric. Chose MBP as a reference because it's a similar use case and Apple commits a lot of effort to optimizing their displays.

 

[Scrizz]

Do those have the same input lag though? If it's noticable when you just use it at a monitor, wouldn't it be bad for drawing?

No, it wouldn't be bad at all for drawing. This Innocn display comes in at 16ms.

 

[Frick]

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No, it wouldn't be bad at all for drawing. This Innocn display comes in at 16ms.

I mean input lag, not response time. IE if a pen would feel accurate or not.

 

[Scrizz]

I mean input lag, not response time. IE if a pen would feel accurate or not.

It should be fine since it's using the Microsoft pen tech. Hopefully we get some reviews reviewing that aspect of the display.