14.5" 4K Portable Monitor, 125% sRGB, 600 Nits 16:10 Display | 3840×2400 UHD 1.06B Colors, Matte IPS Screen, Smart Cover Included, Metal Frame for Laptop, PC & Travel

I’ve been using the UPERFECT 18" QLED Portable Monitor regularly for travel and working out of different offices, and it’s honestly become one of those pieces of gear I don’t want to be without. The 18-inch screen feels like the perfect size for a portable setup. It’s big enough to comfortably multitask without feeling cramped, but still easy to pack and carry. The 2K resolution (2560×1600) is sharp and clean, which makes reading documents, spreadsheets, and emails easy on the eyes during long work sessions. What really surprised me is how good it is for gaming. The 144Hz refresh rate makes everything feel smooth and responsive, and the QLED panel gives colors a nice pop without looking overdone. Whether I’m gaming after work or killing time while traveling, it performs far better than I expected from a portable monitor. The 500 nits of brightness also make a real difference. I’ve used it in hotel rooms, shared offices, and even near windows, and it stays bright and clear without needing to max it out. Overall, this monitor strikes a great balance between productivity and entertainment. It’s reliable, easy to set up, and versatile enough to handle both work and gaming without compromise. If you travel often or work out of multiple locations and want a portable display that doesn’t feel like a downgrade from a desktop monitor, this one is absolutely worth it.

I like to pair my MacBook with a second portable monitor, both to increase my productivity and, more often than not, to watch videos while waiting for one of my AI agents to finish working. I've used other portable monitors in the past, but this OLED has by far the most stunning colors and contrast. I was initially worried that at "only" 500 nits it wouldn't be as bright as my previous display or my MacBook's screen (both 600 nits), but in practice the higher contrast of the OLED panel makes it feel noticeably brighter than both, indoors and outdoors. It's also the first portable monitor I've successfully configured in HDR mode with my MacBook, which is a nice bonus. HDR is enabled on both the monitor and in macOS, and I verified it's actually active using online HDR test pages. I don't use HDR often, but the difference on HDR videos (tested with YouTube HDR content in Chrome) is clearly visible. After trying several color profiles in macOS Display settings, I got the best results with "P3 D65 Gamma 2.6" — other profiles either crushed the blacks or washed out the shadows, losing detail in darker scenes. With this profile, dark areas retain visible detail while highlights still pop, giving the best overall dynamic range in a dim room (see attached screenshot with config details). The display ships with a magnetic foldable cover that doubles as a stand — great for travel. When I'm at my desk I prefer to raise it slightly on a regular iPad stand. It comes with its own power adapter and cables, but most of the time I just plug it into my laptop and power both from the MacBook's power adapter without issues. In summary: great display, solid value, truly portable, and don't be put off by "only" 500 nits — the OLED panel is a significant upgrade over traditional LCDs.

I am a perm WFH and use this monitor for when I am away from my at-home setup. I have multiple monitors at home so I am use to a lot of desktop space. This monitor is great, but you just need to be aware of the size. I also have the 15.6inch from this same company. I compare everything against my 5.11 backpacks as that is what I pack everything into. The 18inch fits nicely in the Rush24 but sticks out some with the Rush12 and the Moab10. This has been fine for short trips. The 15.6 fits fine into all three backpacks. With that said, I have found myself reaching for the 18inch and my Moab10 and just packing everything into that. It seems to fit fairly nice and secure even with it sticking out slightly. It has become my go-to grab-and-go when heading out for short trips. I am able to fit my extra keyboard, mouse, monitor and laptop in the Moab10 when I was heading to the library for a change of scenery (or when my internet goes out). As long as you have the space for carrying this around, you can't go wrong. With regards to setup, this works great with my Surface Laptop 3 and 4. The power from the USB-C is sufficient so the extra power cable is not required. I find this to be extremely appealing and super simple for setup. I also recently ordered the Surface dock as I would like to have use of both monitors. (FYI, Surface Laptop only comes with 1 USB-C port). The monitor is 2k so it is clear and has really good resolution. I found it to be a great compliment to my work laptop (which is only a 13inch). Being a Software Engineer, the extra desktop space is a must. I have had several multi-hour runs with it recently because our internet kept going out. I found myself constantly moving my windows over to the 18inch and working from that screen and only keeping email and chat on my laptop monitor. If you are in the market and have the space for carrying this around then the 18inch is the way to go. If you are limited on space then you might consider the 15.6inch version but again, you can really see the difference between 15.6 and 18inch with regards to how much you can fit on your screen. In all honesty, you really can't go wrong either way as the company is wonderful and stands by their products.

DOES NOT HAVE A TOUCHSCREEN- just a heads up to anyone who found this monitor through filtering for features. This one pops up literally every time for "touchscreen" filtered results, but it doesn't have one Excellent screen quality and viewing angles. Big without being too unwieldy and very light without feeling too cheap. I had low expectations for the speakers due to the chassis size, but they're actually not too bad- serviceable in a quiet room with no other options. It also connects to my switch directly without the need for the dock and will charge the switch through the cable with a big enough power supply. It does come with screws for the VESA mount as well, for those wondering Only giving 4 stars because the 250 dollar price tag is pretty steep and this unit should have a touchscreen and a full sized HDMI for that price/size, respectively. Otherwise this is a really good monitor that I'd recommend to someone with the dimes to spare

visual fidelity is great, bright and responsive. 2k is a good sweet-spot for being easier to drive than 2k while still looking good. maybe not the best choice for a cafe, but works great for me as someone who needs to pack laptop, pc, second screen somewhat regularly. mac users: use better display to get good ui scaling and fidelity. remember to connect a usb cable for power and get full brightness.

I tried out a couple of different portable displays to go with the monitor. First one was actually Uperfect 16" display. However, the customer care support were kind enough to let me return it and I purchased a 14.5" display. This one turned out to be perfect for my 14" laptop. Lightweight and comes with a folio case. I have a USB-C on my laptop which I use to connect. So simple; just one connection and done. No separate power source needed for me. If I need, I just plug in the laptop to the laptop charger. Also, it allows display adjustments like Brightness, Contrast, etc right there on the display. Speakers are decent, and can handle normal work-stuff. No obvious way to use it in vertical mode without getting any button pushed but if someone really wanted to, they can make it work. The brightness is more than bright enough for a very well lit room, and that was most important for me. Definitely recommend!

I'm glad I got a chance to try this monitor, because it's quite impressive. I've used a different model portable UPERFECT monitor and liked it a lot, and this monitor is a significant upgrade to that. The build quality is solid without being heavy. The cover/stand is improved over the previous model I owned (a minor sticking point for me on the previous one, but it's now better). All the features worked without a fuss - I connected the monitor to a 100W power brick via USB-C, then connected my laptop using one of the included USB-C cables, and I was able to easily enable HDR, FreeSync, and 144Hz refresh with no difficulties (Windows made it a bit of a pain, but the monitor was not an obstacle!) I was able to test the features out with some light gaming and they worked flawlessly - I was able to push high refresh rates with no tearing, and the HDR textures displayed great. What blew me away was the image quality - I spend my time around a lot of laptops and monitors, and in terms of image quality this display is pushing into the high end. HDR images and video were flawless, and the brightness is better than a lot of popular desktop monitors. There was no backlight bleed or any other light artifacting that I could see. Colors were bright without being oversaturated, blacks were deep, whites were vivid. Even without HDR switched on the image quality was excellent - crisp and bright without pushing into fatiguing territory. I'm just not accustomed to this level of image quality at this price point... it's a great value. It's not the best monitor I've ever seen, but it might be in terms of price/performance/features. The monitor is as portable as an 18" monitor can possibly be, but at this size it's not something I would toss in my backpack as a mobile daily driver. Can you carry it easily in one hand? Absolutely. It's something you can put up on a desk at a moment's notice, but not something you want to try to put on the tray table on an airplane. I didn't have to reach out to UPERFECT support with this monitor, because it worked exactly as expected. I did with my previous monitor from them though, and their support is thorough and helpful. I was impressed with their level of service, especially, again, given the price of the product. Another thing to be aware of is that they have a take-back recycling/reuse program - they repair, reuse, and repurpose parts from monitors they get back, and responsibly recycle what they can't. I haven't had occasion to use the service yet, but I'm going to keep it in mind once the time comes!

I bought this as a second monitor for work trips so that I'm not just working off a laptop screen all day. I also got this so that I can do some gaming in my hotel after work. Well, I just got back from my first trip and I have to say that it worked great! I was able to power this from a single USB C from my macbook with zero issues and have it running at full brightness, resolution, and 144 fps to match the refresh rate. It looks good and has no glare. I also tried this using external power and plugging in my Switch for some Zelda. Again, great performance and very easy to use. It came with 3 nice cables. 2 usb C that run power and a mini hdmi to hdmi. All of these were nice and short and well made. Usually I want longer cables to come with devices but for something that will be sitting next to your computer, it was great to not have to deal with 6 feet of unneeded cable. I would recommend getting a portable stand if you want to have the monitor sit up a bit higher than the case allows. The other thing to be aware of with portable monitors is that they're bright enough but they are low power devices so don't expect it to be out of this world bright... you might want to skip using dark mode for some of your applications. Completely usable though and I had no issues with it.

Gewoon een net 4K scherm. Net weer even wat meer extra ruimte voor graphics op kwijt te kunnen. Op 4K kleine lettertjes lezen is wat lastig, maar zeker voor wat meer extra scherpe desktopruimte.. geld meer dan waard vind ik.

It's an alright monitor. Not worth the money imo. The brightness is lacking.

Ik heb bij mijn gamePC altijd een tweede monitor gehad, maar vanwege ruimtegebrek moesten PC, het bureau en de monitor weg. Hiervooor in de plaats kwam een knappe Game laptop. Pas later bedacht ik mij dat een draagbare monitor een goed alternatief zou zijn voor een lompe tweede monitor. Na kort zoeken moest ik kiezen uit een 18,5" scherm en dit 17,3" scherm. Het platte scherm is 17,3" groot en daarmee net zo groot als mijn laptop waardoor ik het veel eenvoudiger mee op reis kan nemen. Ondanks de extra schermruimte van een 18,5" scherm ben ik daarom voor een 17,3" gegaan. De refreshrate is, net zoals mijn laptop, 144hz. De kleuren zijn goed en tevens instelbaar, brightnes en contrast zijn ook meer dan prima. Het scherm heeft een stevige voet waarmee het scherm onder elke gewenste hoek geplaatst kan worden. Aan de achterzijde zitten ook bouwgaatjes zodat het scherm in een vaste opstelling geplaatst kan worden. Het scherm is vergeleken met 15,6" schermen relatief duur, maar het is de prijs meer dan waard.

Does what it is intended to pretty well, easy to use, and to power with a power bank battery.

Não pegue se quiser usar a funcao de 144hz no usb-c, não funciona como deveria. De resto, o hdmi funciona bem