The world of portable monitors is increasingly exciting thanks to the proposals that are emerging along the way. The Kickstarter crowdfunding platform is now hosting a campaign to fund the launch of FlexMirror.
FlexMirror is a portable monitor that has drawn a lot of attention from Kickstarter backers for having a 13.3″ Samsung OLED screen, 390 nits brightness, 100% DCI color gamut support -P3, in addition to having ten touch points, having four integrated speakers, housing a 7,000 mAh battery, and integrating a USB-C port.
To show the content of other devices, without further ado
This device only seeks to show the content obtained from other devices, being compatible with a wide variety of devices, from mobile devices to laptops, being also compatible with the Nintendo Switch console, among others, taking into account that it is possible to establish the connection of both wirelessly as well as via cable.
Just pointing out that it has an OLED panel from Samsung, it can be deduced that this device is thin and light, lighter compared to portable monitors with an IPS screen, and that it is also capable of offering deeper blacks as it lacks backlighting.
And speaking of Samsung, this device is also compatible with Samsung DeX, allowing you to obtain a completely desktop experience from a Samsung mobile compatible with said technology.
With everything described, it is an ideal option for both personal and professional use.
With visual comfort in mind
The creative company also adds that this device is certified anti-flickering and low acul light emission, thus ensuring a comfortable viewing experience without eye fatigue.
With this, it is not surprising that it has managed to more than reach the financing goal shortly after leaving, whose campaign is still open for 41 more days for other sponsors to join through the only exclusive reward, where in addition to the monitor itself, It also includes a USB-C to USB-C cable, adapter, cover support and manuals, and all this at a price equivalent to 338 euros.
Those interested will be able to get to know this interesting model in depth through the campaign website
Link: FlexMirror on Kickstarter
