24.5" 2K 165Hz Portable Monitor w/VESA & 180°Adjustable Stand, 2560 * 1440 QHD FreeSync IPS HDR Large Gaming Display, USB-C HDMI Travel Second Monitor for Laptop Switch Phone

===PROS=== • Packaging The display arrived undamaged and with excellent packaging to protect it. As a bonus, my cats loved the the foam packaging more than any toy I've ever bought them. They sleep on it, and use it as a scratching post. 😂 • Color reproduction: I don't have a Calman to test with, but anecdotally it seems great. It's very close to my LG34GN850 after only some minor OSD tweaks. The display is sharp, and I've had no issue with any content I put on it. • Kickstand If you are going to use this as a portable display, this kickstand is excellent and isn't something you should take for granted. This will be a really easy display to set up as long as you're fine with it's size. 24.5" is massive for a portable display, but you'll know if you want that or not. • Size I'm using it as a 2nd monitor on my desk. Most will probably need to wall mount, as 24.5" is massive. The images show it on my desk, and with a keyboard for scale, but I'll definitely be wall mounting this one later. For you this may be a con, but 24.5" at the native res of 1440p is perfect for tiling three windows. That's exactly what I wanted. The display I replaced and gave to a family member was 18" at 2560x1600. I prefer the new one despite the slightly lower vertical resolution because I don't have to use DPI scaling to make content readable. If you are in a similar situation to me I can strongly recommend this display, although if you don't need more than two windows displayed at a time then a smaller, cheaper display would work well too. • High frame-rate Even as a secondary monitor I prefer at least 90hz for the added smoothness. 144 is overkill, for my use-case, but I'm not complaining. I've not done any response time analysis at 144hz because I'm not equipped for that. Those seeking to use this as a portable gaming display may want to look into it if response times are important to you. One note is that the display advertised 165hz. Often this is accessed via an overclock in the OSD. If such an OC exists I could not find it, but neither do I care because 144hz is plenty. My main display also OCs to 165, but I leave it at 144 since I can't drive most games I play to that framerate anyway. Take note of this if you care though. ===CONS=== • Touch screen frame-rate (moderate) The touch screen version is only 60hz. I opted to eschew the touch screen for a higher refresh rate, but if the touch screen was at least 90hz I might have gone for it. • OSD (minor) Operated by tiny buttons on the side. A rear navigation nipple would be far better, but after the initial setup I never had to mess with it so not a big deal. • Mini HDMI (minor) I know they're trying to keep the display thin, but full-size HDMI is just more reliable. If you travel with it a lot you might run into issues, or you might not. Get a good cable. ===OSD NOTES=== These are some settings you might want to adjust via the OSD if you purchase this display: • Freesync (off by default) • "GameMode" RTS (better colors in my opinion, subjective) • Brightness. I actually lowered mine to 90, but set to your taste.

I bought this a few months ago and had some challenges with the monitor. It appears to have been defective. Uperfect reached out to me and were gracious enough to replace the monitor for me. The new one is significantly better. I have a Mac Studio monitor as well. I purchased it after the Uperfect monitor thinking that it would be the answer and so much better but this new monitor is great so I gave the Mac monitor to one of my designers. I don't have any problems with flickering. It's lightweight and has a nice carrying case and is a little lighter than the Mac Monitor. It hooks up easy and works great with my Mac Mini and my macbook pro. To be sure it is not exactly on par with the $1600 mac monitor but it doesn't pretend to be. It is 1/3rd the price and I can do graphic design, edit photos and the color seems accurate. I have always thought the Mac monitors were a bit saturated and I design for print so this works great for that. Uperfect stands by their product and they seem to have created a good quality monitor.

I am very happy to report that UPERFECT's customer service is top notch. I do suffer from Dad brain, and I never thought of inquiring about a warranty on this monitor (which is grade A fantastic). UPERFECT didn't hesitate though. They contacted me on their own to help sort out my problem. I am very thankful to the customer support that I received. I'd highly recommend this monitor. After a few interactions with customer service, a new monitor was shipped and delivered to my door within a week. Thank you Sophia for your customer service, you exceeded my expectations. It really is worth the value for what else is on the market. The controls are easy to use and the manual explains how to operate it's functions. Word to the wise, do not try connecting the mini HDMI to a display port convertor, you will be bottle necking the refresh rate, it's best compatible with your native HDMI port or using the type c cable.

Stopped working 7 months after purchase. Until then I loved it. Product support website says they have a one year warranty but you can only email support and pray they get back to you(they have no yet). The return option says invalid order number when I input it, I assume because I bought through amazon? No idea. All I know is this was expensive and now it is a brick. If I get an actual response to my email I will update this review. EDIT: I have received a response and they say they are sending me a new monitor. As soon as I receive it I will update this review to reflect it. EDIT 2: They have sent me a new monitor

UPDATE 4/13/25: I have received a replacement and the display performs flawlessly. UPerfect's customer service is indeed world class. Original review: Not to leave the title on a cliffhanger, but I absolutely love this portable display. The large portable screen is video immersion nirvana on the go. While not the brightest for HDR format, 300 nit brightness, it does the job well enough that most would not complain. Being a gamer centric display options are available such as game mode presets such as FPS, RTS, and Standard which change the brightness and contrast levels when viewing SDR content. When HDR is active these options are not selectable, which is normal. The inclusion of Freesync provides variable refresh syncing for buttery frame motion smoothness and prevents verticle screen tearing. Video inputs include 2 USB type C (one for power) and 1 mini HDMI in, which all provided stuning video clarity sharpness at 120 PPI on whichever source I used, be it Samsung DEX, PS5, or Switch. Colors are rich and not oversaturated in both SDR and HDR modes. Now comes the however part of the review title. Unfortunately, my display arrived defective with the unit getting very hot on the back bottom left corner, where the power gets plugged, and intermittently drops video signal, mostly during gaming. I'm not sure what the exact issue is. It could be the main board, power board, the timing board, or maybe it was flashed incorrectly. I worked as a repair tech for Sunbrite some time ago so I know a little something about displays. I have been in contact with UPerfect customer support, Sophia, who has been outstanding and has responded quickly with upmost care of the situation. She advised me to exchange the unit for a new one after concluding my unit is not up to their standards, and even offered compensation for my trouble. That's top notch service. However, due to Amazon's return policy on displays, I will now have to wait until they receive and inspect the display until I can get store credit to purchase the exchange. Already owning UPerfect's incredible 17.3 inch 1440p HDR gaming portable display, I have no doubt the replacement will be just as good.