In this video I’m reviewing the Kefeya G2 — a 32-inch portable touchscreen monitor that’s basically a TV, monitor, and giant Android tablet all in one. It’s running Android 13 with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, has a built-in battery that gets me around 6–9 hours, and it sits on a rolling stand with silent wheels so you can literally take it anywhere in the house. As a videographer, my setup changes all the time, so having a big screen that moves with me just makes sense. I tested it in real-life situations: I rolled it into the living room to entertain a friend’s kid (gaming apps = instant S-tier babysitter), used it for work to review footage with a client on a bigger, brighter display, and my wife even used it for a family presentation like it was a meeting-room setup—then rolled it away when she was done. My biggest takeaway is the diversity: I’m not locked into my main desk anymore. Just know the trade-offs: it’s 1080p at 32 inches (pixel snobs will notice), brightness is solid indoors but not great in direct sunlight, and the price is up there around $800 (sometimes closer to $700).