Product reviewers commended the Mobile Pixels TRIO monitor for the extra screen space it offers, as they felt that it was ideal for enhancing productivity on the go. After testing, reviewers were delighted with how detailed the content was, attributing this to its high pixel density of 169 PPI, which is much higher than the MSI NXG253R’s 99 PPI. Also, after testing its viewing angles, reviewers from Rtings were happy that images remained accurate even when viewed from a vertical or horizontal viewing angle. The monitor’s brightness level of 261 nits also pleased reviewers during their experiments, and even though it had a limited SDR color gamut (69.4% coverage of the sRGB color scale), they confirmed that this was good enough for content to stay visible in a well-lit setting.
However, the TRIO’s mediocre 981:1 contrast ratio had experts from Monitor Nerds complain that its blacks were not as visible in a dark setting. Also, it doesn’t support FreeSync and G-Sync technology, has a low 60Hz refresh rate, and lacks HDMI ports.
