What we did get with the Xpanel was a good quality metre-long USB-C cable, a USB-A to USB-C cable and an HDMI to Mini-HDMI line.
The GMKTEC website lists a PSU as part of the package, so this might be a mistake with our package. Power and charging are via USB-C, though no PSU is included in the box. On the left side of the stand edge are the inputs, with a Mini-HDMI and two USB-C ports, and on the right is the power button, a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones and a tiny toggle wheel for operating the OSD menu. The stand does allow for up to 90 degrees of tilt, and it can be folded flat if required. The Xpanel SE doesn’t paint outside those lines, and in that respect, new users will understand how to set it up without referring to any documentation. Unless they have special features, like the Nexdock 360, most portable monitors are remarkably similar, being an LCD panel supported by a kickstand.
