UPERFECT 16" 2K 120Hz Portable Monitor, 2560x1600 Portable Gaming Monitor

I've had this for about two weeks now and it's quickly become one of my favorite purchases in a while. I picked it up mainly as a second screen for my laptop, but the 2K resolution looks genuinely sharp and so much better than I expected at this price point. The 120Hz refresh rate makes everything feel buttery smooth while connected to my phone using Dex. Setup was dead simple, plug and play with a single USB-C cable that even charges my phone at the same time. This is the second UPERFECT monitor I've bought, but not because it needed replaced. I just like the brand and the quality of the products so much Im happy to carry one in my laptop bag and keep one at my desk next to my homelab for when I need to service it. - Display quality is excellent: the matte panel has great color display and the anti-glare coating actually works pretty well even in sunlight - Fits in my bag: it fits super easily inside of my laptop bag. Its not bulky or heavy and feels genuinely portable, which I wasnt expecting either.

Before getting into details of the monitor itself, I want to note my experience with UPERFECT's customer service team has been excellent. You might at first feel skeptical (and rightly so) about buying from a lesser known company, but I would like to somewhat ease that concern as I believe this monitor has such great reviews because it is a great product, and that as a company UPERFECT is a diamond in the rough among the many other third party companies on Amazon. Details: This is an excellent 1600p second screen, the color profile is easy to calibrate to your preferences. I use this alongside my primary monitor, the LG CX48, and picked it because it's capable of the same refresh rate and is able to modify it's color profile. Though this monitor is advertised for gaming use, I primarily use it as a second display for applications and use case such as Discord, Firefox, Streaming, Movies, and Anime. I did not purchase the monitor for gaming, but I did try it with a few games to compare against the LG CX48. During this testing, the experience felt just as fluid and smooth between both displays. I tested games at native 120hz w/ VRR enabled. So this display is definitely more than capable to game. This monitor stands out in its ability to function both as a gaming display and as a secondary productivity screen. Even while using it with an OLED display as your primary monitor. With a lower quality IPS panel, this wouldn't be possible as the black levels would be too gray that it would be distracting. But with this display it's not an issue for me, even while using in pitch black, as it can still get great black levels for an IPS panel. When displaying the same image between the two, it can get close enough that content feels very consistent and not distracting (see review image w/ black edge). This is impressive for an IPS panel. :) Some important things to know about this monitor, before buying: -If you manually power the monitor off, your settings on its color profile/input will save EXCEPT for brightness. To get this to save, you can can turn the monitor off via WIN+P instead and this will put the display to sleep, bounce all of your windows open back to your primary monitor, and save the brightness setting. Perfect workaround. -It can get very bright, and mine reaches 500 nit peak. I use at 60% brightness to more match the brightness of my CX48. You are able to modify the color profile to your liking for vibrant or more realistic looking images. -The included stand is not capable of wider angles, so if you need to set the monitor up at different positions outside what the stock stand can accommodate, I recommend their VESA mount, which is easily to install and used in my setup. With it you can set it up at any angle you wish. -If you only need to use the monitor w/ a more acute angle (closer to 90 w/ the desk), included stand will work just fine. -If you use it with a laptop, you can use only 1x USB-C cable to power and use the monitor. -If you are using it with a desktop, I think you will need to use 2 cables to power it in most cases. This is because the monitor requires direct hookup to the GPU in order to get a signal. It can be powered from your motherboards USB-C, but I could not get it to output a video signal. YMMV. A USB-C to any power strip + Mini HDMI directly to the GPU works perfectly for use w/ desktop.

For a portable monitor with Miracast, this delivers on convenience. The wireless casting works well for basic use like presentations, browsing, and streaming, and setup is straightforward once you get the hang of it. Being able to skip cables entirely is a real advantage when traveling. The screen itself is sharp enough for everyday productivity, and the built in battery makes it easy to use anywhere without hunting for outlets. Devices that support Miracast connect directly without needing a network, which is convenient but also explains some of the tradeoffs.  That said, performance is not perfect. There can be slight latency and occasional connection hiccups, especially compared to a wired setup. Color accuracy and brightness are fine for general use but not ideal for anything detail critical.  Overall, it does exactly what it promises and adds real flexibility, just don’t expect it to fully replace a wired monitor.

I've been making my tech more portable than ever the last few months, and UPERFECT's Touchscreen OLED Portable Monitor at 14" in 3K 120Hz was the perfect addition to my ecosystem. I have almost every device to experiment with this— tower gaming PC, Steam Deck OLED, XBOX Ally, Nintendo Switch, MacBook... and many others. All of them are supported on this fantastic touchscreen monitor and despite the inside guides saying many of these devices weren't "touch capable", they actually run with full functionality; and way above my expectations! Bonus points is that all the wires required to make this thing run are included— x2 USB-C Monitor Cables, x1 mini HDMI to HDMI and a power brick. The monitor is incredibly light and easy to carry around, coming at a size slightly bigger than a MacBook and with a weight comparable to a smart tablet. The refresh rate is as advertised, even without direct power plugged in—HOWEVER the major caveat being the monitor is dim on bootup and you MUST be using a USB-C slot. With some monitor tinkering, you can still get the screen to be brighter, but I would generally recommend having an AC adapter connected in as well if you are using the monitor for extended sessions. (5+ hours) There is a mini HDMI port available, however given the versatility of USB-C and its exclusive touchscreen functionality through those ports, I find myself rarely using it. The build quality is on top notch and at no point when holding or carrying the monitor do I fear it may crack or snap in transit when going to college/work. As long as you have a USB-C cable that is capable of utilizing a video feed, it's as easy as just plugging it into a device and treating it like any other monitor. There are options to configure brightness, contrast, colors and swapping between the three inputs of HDMI, USB 1 and USB 2. There is a kickstand in the back that can tilt the monitor (landscape only) around 45 degrees and it is stiff! You can tell it was made to withstand pressure and weight. There are functional speakers on this monitor, but it's mediocre... so don't expect heavy bass or popping sound to be coming out of this thing. One small easter egg I noticed— in the bottom area of the monitor of the bezel, there is a SAMSUNG logo if you look really closely. Been using this thing for months and don't have a single complaint— other than, no screen protector is currently available on Amazon for this thing! But truthfully, it might not even need one.

Bought this to regain access to a phone that the touch functionality stopped working on ( touchscreen OLED portable monitor 14", 3k 2880x1800 | 120 HZ) It worked. - but also for my new Google pixel 10 pro XL which replaced it that now has desktop mode with Android 16 I'm typing this on android 16 now - I'm using a Bluetooth keyboard now but I did test the screens touch functionality and it doesn't work properly on any setting except "wide" in the aspect ratio settings on the screen itself. I had to test the screen in every setting by trial and error until I found the one that works with touch. All aspect ratios 'worked' but they didn't match where my fingers actually touched so if you happen to be trying this out and having this issue... Try wide first because that's what worked for me - but try them all by trial and error before getting upset. With that said... HOLY COW I can't believe how far monitors have come.... I remember being a kiddo in the 90's and looking at laptops in tech stores with barley visible dark screens that ghosted the mouse and displayed like 10 frames a minute haha. This screen is literally measured in milimeters of thickness, has like 'retina display' level of pixel density, is bright enough to hurt your eyes, and has black blacks and HDR. The quality is so nice being made of metal that I'm not scared it will bend and break the screen while in a techsleeve/backpack. In fact actually it's so thin and portable that actually becomes its only downside at this point - even just plugging in your phone with a a stiff data cable moves the screen around on what ever surface you place this on lol. I'm actually buying a smaller (like 6 inch cable that's hopefully more flexible) just so the cables to clutter up so much. Since this display requires external power (at least I don't think my phone can power it?... Haven't tried) I use my anker portable battery which has a display... In typical use like right now writing this reviewthis monitor is sucking down 25W. When I have a full HDR video on max brightness / full volume at maximum quality it takes 40W. Anyways if possible I just suggest you guys find very high quality USB cables for data / charging because the ones they include while they do totally work, they are the cheapest possible ones they could include. They are quite stiff.

I have been in the market for a few months looking for a decent portable monitor for working while traveling. I narrowed down what I was looking for to a 2k screen with a higher refresh rate, USB-C and a built in battery, as my laptops are all USB-C with PD and don't have dedicated graphics nor 4k capability. I came across the UPERFECT 2k 120Hz usb-c monitor that sports 2x USB-C and 1x Mini HDMI with built in battery and speakers, all at a great price point and size. Keep in mind that for this to be practical, it couldn't be overly heavy nor large so it would fit in my travel backpack along with my laptop and work gear. Upon opening the monitor box there is the monitor + protective folio that doubles as a stand (see pictures), 2x USB-C cables, 1x mini HDMI, and the USB-C charger. You can also see the small speakers on the sides of the frame next to the connection ports & configuration buttons respectively. The monitor was pretty plug and play, I have so far confirmed it works great for the following test combinations depending on what was available for the scenarios at the time: USB-C to USB-C connections: Nintendo Switch, Dell Latitude 7480 (Intel/linux), Lenovo T485 (AMD/windows10), Lenovo X13 (Intel/windows10), M1 Macbook Air (Apple/ventura) USB-C to HDMI connections: Dell Latitude 7480 (Intel/linux), Lenovo T485 (AMD/windows10), Lenovo X13 (Intel/windows10), M1 Macbook Air (Apple/ventura) HDMI to mini-hdmi connections: Dell Latitude 7480 (Intel/linux), Lenovo T485 (AMD/windows10) HDMI to HDMI, hdmi to mini-hdmi adapter: Dell Latitude 7480 (Intel/linux), Lenovo T485 (AMD/windows10) In all of these scenarios, the monitor connected right up and turned itself on and adjusted to the proper resolution. For the Macbook Air and T485, HDR was automatically turned on. I was able to also enable FreeSync, which just required turning the monitor back on after adjusting the setting. The full 2k resolution was natively detected, and the operating refresh rate set to 120Hz automatically. For the HDR capable PC's, the brightness was controlled by the PC and not the monitor. Overall I am very pleased with the monitor, it feels sturdy enough, packs a graphical punch, and has handled every device I have thrown at it so far--all at a great price point. The speaker isn't anything overwhelming, but that isn't what you are buying this for. This screen has enabled me the freedom to work more efficiently when traveling without being stuck on a single laptop screen and can take a step back, keep my hands off the touchpad/keyboard and enjoy the benefit of a travel keyboard/mouse with a screen I can fit multiple windows on. Playing games and bringing the Nintendo Switch is now just an added perk! For the non HDR, I was able to configure the brightness to 100 which was more than enough for a decently lit room with back lighting--my sweetspot is currently at 80/100. Colors are decent and needed minimal adjusting. When using with the PC's, the transition of windows/video from the internal display to the portable monitor worked like a charm and were overall pretty smooth. Text is very clear and readable and there is minimal ghosting of characters when scrolling, the monitor handled the higher res/frequency videos better than my T485 could stably output. This testing was done both with the monitor plugged into external power as well as without it plugged in and starting with a full charge. It has yet to fail or turn itself off, even when using HDR on the built in battery and with the T485/Macbook not plugged in either. I did have the opportunity to interact with support, as the first screen that was sent out to me would turn off/go to a black screen shortly after powering on. The brightness also would not sustain over 75/100 or the screen would turn off. Support was very responsive and helpful in troubleshooting and eventually determined it was a faulty panel. I mentioned that I was in a rush to get a replacement as I was traveling the coming weekend and support had a monitor out to me the next day after determining a replacement was needed. I was able to return the faulty panel at no charge after I returned back from my trip. So far, 10/10 after receiving the replacement, will definitely be keeping an eye on future products.

This is now my second UPERFECT monitor because the first one made my life so much easier, and I was finally ready to try an OLED because I know I could trust the brand! The picture quality is incredible. I understand what all the fuss about OLED is now. The pictures do it some justice but it looks even better in person. Because of the different layout of side buttons, it’s a lot easier to make adjustments to the display. I’m constantly tinkering with it based on what media I’m viewing. Auto HDR, DSR, and the built-in picture mode pre-settings are really helpful. I forgot to get pictures of the menu, so refer to other reviews for that. The built-in kick stand is really useful to not need to carry around a tablet stand with me everywhere and the size of the screen is perfect to game or stream anywhere. I bought a sleeve on Amazon fit for a 13.3” laptop and it fits perfect. I suggest measuring the length, width, and depth of the monitor and comparing it with internal dimensions of laptop/tablet sleeves for line to find one you like! Because of the 14” screen on this, it does not require a lot of power. You can power the monitor on 100% brightness and contrast on a single USB-C cable if you wanted it as bright as possible. This makes setup a breeze without needing an outlet wherever you decide to set up. They provide all the cables you need: 2 USB-C’s, a mini-HDMI to HDMI, and a USB-A to USB-C for touchscreen functionality if your connecting this monitor with an HDMI cable. The touchscreen is my second favorite feature of this monitor after the picture quality. It turns the monitor into a tablet with basically anything with a USB-C 3.1 output. The screen has a nice glossy finish that’s easily cleaned with a small microfiber towel and it has survived me accidentally knocking it over many times already. The outer shell of the monitor is made of aluminum, or some metal-alloy, so it’s much more durable that a plastic shell. I really have nothing bad to say. I seriously can’t stop buying portable monitors now haha. I guess the only gripe is how the plug-ins are on the side and require a U-shaped adapter to hide the cords. There is no other way to have these ports, though. The tips of any input cables are longer than the depth of the screen! It’s like less than 1/2 a centimeter thick!

I have been extremely impressed with this monitor. The display quality is superb, with a very sharp image and excellent color reproduction. The 240 Hz refresh rate makes everything feel incredibly smooth, whether I'm gaming or simply navigating through applications. One thing that really stood out to me is the brightness. The screen gets plenty bright and remains easy to see even in well-lit environments. Text is exceptionally sharp, which is important for me since I often work with detailed documents, spreadsheets, and other productivity applications. Portability is another major advantage. The monitor is lightweight, easy to carry, and fits perfectly into my mobile workflow. I especially appreciate that it can be powered and connected through a single USB-C cable, which keeps my setup clean and simple. I use this monitor regularly with both my Mac mini and my gaming laptop, and it has been an excellent addition to both setups. Whether I'm working on the go, multitasking, or gaming, it performs exactly as I need it to. Overall, this is a fantastic portable monitor with excellent image quality, smooth performance, and great portability. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-refresh-rate portable display for both productivity and entertainment.

Works very nicely with my acer predator helios 16 laptop with thunderbolt 4 port. I did have issue with the thunderbolt 3 cable that came with the product but uperfect help me get a new cable that went well with my setup. The screen is a perfect match to be used as extended monitor for me as it has same native resolution as my laptop. Tested HDR content and that works as a charm as well. A little pricey but someone who needs portability this is definitely a good choice.

El producto funciona bastante bien, llego en buen estado, buen empaque y tambien incluye 3 cables para conectar tus dispositivos entre ellos un cable que va de HDMI a HDMI Mini, lo que lo hace muy util. De momento lo usopara conectar una computadora Mac Mini M2 como segundo monitor, mediante USB-C y va perfecto. Incluso he bajado un poco la resolucion pues a 2K quedan en extremo pequeños los textos y objetos del Sistema, pero funciona muy bien, me falta probar con alguna consola para ver el desempeño en juegos pero puedo decir que para trabajar es excelente. Eso si, la "perilla" para volumen tambien sirve para brillo, lo que en mi caso no viene indicado asi que tarde un poco en dar con la opcion del brillo, pero indudablemente por el costo es una excelente opcion para un monitor portatil.

Great monitor for a portable setup. I brought it on a trip to do some work and it was perfect for that as well as bringing along when working onsite with clients. It's lightweight, fits in the laptop pocket of my backpack and the resolution is great at 2k. It needs 2 USB-c cables for power which is a bit annoying, but it can pass through power to the laptop if one of the cables is connected to a power outlet. The passthrough is weak though but enough to keep a MacBook Air charging very slowly. At least it doesn't run out of battery. I had an issue where I had accidentally messed up the display ratio and support was fast and very helpful to help me fix it. If you're often on the move and need a second display, this is a great option. Extra tip: get a magnetic tablet stand to put it on and put a couple of slim magnets on the back so it stays in place.

Bought this monitor mainly for my Nintendo Switch and as a 2nd monitor for my laptop. Pros: - Using with Nintendo Switch does not need external dock or dongle, just plug a power source & direct connect via USB-C to switch. Colours are pretty good on the switch. - 1 cable setup on any USB-C capable laptops. Tested with Thinkpads and Macs Cons: - Colour is oversaturated. You can adjust it but the menu controls are pretty bad like most other portable monitors. - Using with vertical mode presses on the button. You need to use a stand to properly use it in vertical or have the monitor slightly slanted. Overall, love this product and the response rate. For the price it is really hard to beat.

Great resolution and super portable. Works with my Mac without charging. Very satisfied!