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BlitzWolf BW-PCM6 Review – 17.3-Inch Touchable Portable Monitor

BlitzWolf BW-PCM6 Review – 17.3-Inch Touchable Portable Monitor

Posted on January 25, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Blitzwolf BW-PCM6 with its 17.3 inch IPS touch display and many connection options offers a complete package at a fair price. With the T-bao T15 4K and the T-Bao T15A, we have already introduced you to two 15.6 inch mobile monitors. If 15.6 inches are still too small for you, the Chinese manufacturer BlitzWolf now offers the BlitzWolf BW-PCM6, a mobile monitor with a size of at least 17.3 inches.
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