However, you can adjust panel brightness in the DisplayLink control panel. There are no other ports, buttons, or dials to fiddle with as there are no picture adjustments available. As with every other USB monitor we've reviewed the E1659Fwu uses DisplayLink software to receive a video signal and power from your PC via a USB cable. The port is tucked away on the rear of the cabinet by the stand. The E1659Fwu is the first USB monitor we've seen that uses USB 3.0 technology. As with the earlier model, the E1659Fwu has an auto-pivot feature that automatically changes the image orientation when you flip the panel. The stand folds back into the rear of the cabinet when not in use. Or, you can use the silver stand to prop it up in either landscape or portrait mode. This time around AOC installed a set of VESA mounting holes for hanging the monitor on a wall. The 15.6-inch panel has a 1,366-by-768 resolution and a shiny anti-glare coating that tends to reflect ambient light. The E1659Fwu sports the same shiny black finish and weighs about the same as its predecessor (2.4 pounds), but at 0.9 inches this version is significantly thinner than the AOC E1649Fwu (1.4 inches). However, there are notable improvements, including USB 3.0 connectivity and a more streamlined chassis. Its successor, the AOC E1659Fwu ($124.99 at Amazon), is also affordable and it delivers sharp text and bright (albeit not very accurate) colors and somewhat narrow viewing angles. When we reviewed the AOC E1649Fwu ($124.99 at Amazon) portable USB monitor last year it earned high marks for its color and text quality and affordable price but we thought it was a little bulky and suffered from narrow viewing angles.
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