– Foldable AMOLED 13.3″ display with pro-grade hinges and lightweight aluminum build, weighing 1.57 lbs and 0.3 inches thick when closed.
– No built-in kickstand; requires an extra stand for comfortable setup, impacting portability versus rivals with integrated stands.
– 60 Hz refresh rate and 1536×2048 (FHD+) resolution; 300 nits brightness, 50,000:1 contrast, 117% NTSC color, PD-enabled with single USB-C for power and display.
– Connectivity: two USB-C ports, one mini HDMI, and one USB 3.0 Type-A; broad compatibility with devices.
– Price and availability: $1,299 (discounted from $1,499); expected to ship June 2026.
Aura Displays has rolled out a new portable monitor, the Single Flex Pro (Gen 1), and the standout feature here is the foldable AMOLED panel. It spans 13.3 inches when opened up, yet when it folds, it becomes a travel-friendly screen that can be plopped onto a flat surface with ease.
Display specs and usability
There’s a notable drawback though: this portable monitor lacks a built-in kickstand. So, for a comfy setup with the Single Flex Pro (Gen 1), users must tote a separate stand along with the display, which can feel less handy compared to typical portable monitors that include their own stands, like some 16-inch ARZOPA models which hover around budget pricing in official listings.
Image quality and color fidelity
Turning to the AMOLED panel, Aura Displays claims a brightness of 300 nits and a contrast ratio of 50000:1, which should yield bright whites and deep blacks. Color performance is said to be solid, with the panel covering 117% of NTSC, suggesting punchy and vibrant visuals, especially for media and light photo work.
However, the device sticks to a 60Hz refresh rate and a 1536×2048 resolution labeled as FHD+. For enthusiasts, a QHD resolution with at least a 120Hz refresh rate would be more compelling at a similar price point, giving smoother motion and sharper detail.
Connectivity and build
On the upside, it supports PD charging, meaning a single USB-C cable can both power the monitor and carry a display signal. In terms of ports, there are two USB-C, one mini HDMI, and one USB 3.0 Type-A, which broadens compatibility with many gadgets and setups.
Regarding construction, the Single Flex Pro (Gen 1) is described as having “pro-grade” hinges, and the aluminum chassis is pitched as both lightweight and sturdy. When closed, it sits at about 0.3 inches thick and weighs roughly 1.57 pounds, making it fairly portable.
Pricing and availability
Prices currently listed place the Single Flex Pro (Gen 1) at $1,299, marked down from a usual $1,499. Availability is slated for June 2026. A video demonstration attached to official materials provides a closer look at the mechanism and how the foldable screen behaves in action.
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