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Zissu’s Portable Monitor Complete Review

Zissu’s Portable Monitor Complete Review

Posted on August 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Today, its time to review my 3rd portable monitor so far and get down to the basics of what Zissu’s has to offer us. As always, I will be breaking down my review into sections and dive deeply into the things I like and the things I don’t like about this monitor. I would also be going over some tips and provide some constructive criticism.

So let’s being with the packaging and unboxing. Right off the bat, I was pleased by the overall black theme Zissu’s got going on here. It’s not just the monitor and its peripherals but also on the packaging box and the polyethylene foam on the inside. The box comes with the monitor, 1 x HDMI to HDMI mini cable, 1 x Type C to Type C cable, 1 x USB to USB Type C cable, the manual, a gift card, and a cleaning cloth.
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