A PS5 or a Nintendo Switch connected to a hotel TV, a friend’s setup, or a second room usually means hunting for an available screen or settling for whatever is nearby. The InnoView 15.6-inch portable monitor solves that instantly: plug in one USB-C cable and you have a dedicated 1080p display anywhere you go. Amazon currently has it at $63, down from its regular $99, a price available exclusively to Prime members and close to the lowest this monitor has reached.
Plug in, play, no drivers (works with PS5, Switch, laptop, and phone)
The InnoView portable monitor connects via USB-C or HDMI with no app installation, no driver download, and no configuration required. For PS5 and Xbox, the HDMI port handles the connection directly. For laptops, MacBooks, and phones that support USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode, a single cable handles both power and video.
The two full-function USB-C ports support pass-through charging, which keeps your laptop powered while the monitor runs from the same cable. The 1920×1080 IPS panel covers a 178-degree viewing angle with accurate, vivid colors and HDR support, and the low blue light mode reduces eye strain during extended gaming or work sessions.
The PU leather protective cover doubles as a stand with two groove positions for angle adjustment, which keeps the monitor stable on a desk, table, or any flat surface without a separate accessory. Landscape and portrait modes give you flexibility depending on the use case, and the cover protects the panel during transit without needing a separate sleeve or bag. At 15.6 inches, it is large enough to use as a primary working or gaming display without feeling cramped, and slim enough to slide flat into any laptop bag alongside the laptop itself.
For Nintendo Switch users, the portable monitor provides a proper gaming display without needing a TV or dock which is the setup that makes the Switch genuinely useful in hotel rooms, on trips, or in any space without a convenient television. For PS5 players in households where the main TV is occupied, it provides an independent display that connects directly to the console without any additional hardware.
The MNN portable monitor we covered earlier on Gizmodo at $49 is a strong alternative at a lower price. The InnoView at $63 for Prime members adds HDMI connectivity alongside USB-C, which is the key differentiator for PS5 and Xbox users who need a standard video input. With over 5,700 reviews at 4.4 stars and more than 5,000 units sold last month, it has the track record to justify the purchase. The 18-month warranty and 30-day return policy remove the risk from buying a lesser-known brand at this price point.