Comes with two cables to allow connection via usb c thunderbolts and standard usb c as well. Comes with a usb power adapter, but the macbook m1 powered it fine. Works with usb-a with displaylink driver and works perfectly on a 3 year old hp laptop.

Mb16ace has a flat, foldable piece that just lays on the screen to protect it. The economical model uses a separated cover that folds into a triangle as a single, angled support for the monitor. When one is charging, the other is in use.

The resolution and brightness against my 15” m1 is a lot closer than the models with less resolution. Zero complaints about latency or lag. The refresh is on point and the resolution is just enough to make it equal a desktop monitor.

The cord that came with it is defective and very temperamental. After connecting, an error about how the device could not be detected properly would appear. Continuously kept blacking out and disconnecting itself after drivers were installed.

The screen sharpness is fine, but the colors are way off. The screen is very darkened around the crack and has lines running through. The hinge contains brass screws and plastic threaded holes that would not support its own weight.