Feature: Which 1080p Portable Monitor Is Right For Your Nintendo Switch?

Looking for a middle ground between handheld and TV?

The highly portable nature of the Switch makes it a great system for those who are on the road a lot – not just because you can use the console's built-in 720p display for mobile gaming, but because it's also easy to carry around a second, external screen which bridges the gap between the Switch's display and your large flatscreen television at home.

The Switch's arrival on the market has fortuitously come at the same time as an explosion in external monitors; these thin and portable panels have a wide range of uses – they connect to almost anything that has HDMI-out, but also accept USB-C connections too, so you can use them with your laptop or even your smartphone – but many of them are being marketed as the ultimate Switch travel accessory; a screen thin and light enough to be carried in your rucksack, but one which offers a crisp 1080p image and can be powered using high-capacity USB battery packs. Oh, and shmup fans should note that TATE mode is great on these things.

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