UPERFECT Portable Gaming Monitor 144Hz 2.5K, 16” 0.1ms 100% DCI-P3 QLED

**Edit** I’d like to start this review with my edit from 3 to 5 stars. The original review is below but I would like to state that Uperfect’s customer service is top notch. You can buy with confidence that they will have easy avenues to contact them and they will respond in a timely fashion to make right with any issues you may come across. ———- Looks cool. Very light and thin. Maybe a bit too thin for comfort for a portable screen. As it feels like it could easily get bent by accident. Just be extra careful, as you should with any portable digitizer. Comes with a 20w power brick, usb c cord for power only, usb c for data, hdmi to mini hdmi cords, and a case with low profile magnetic buttons. The case adds no protection BUT it’s nice. It’s kind of like putting a monitor in a padded pillow case, not much protection except from scratches. But it’s a snug fit and a nice addition that its even included. I wouldn’t put this in my laptop backpack or even my laptop sling bag. Any uneven pressure could easily damage the screen. As for the product itself. Screen is bright, supports on/off/auto hdr if that’s your thing. If not, it also has the typical settings for brightness/contrast/hue, and gaming presets. It has DCR for backlight and freesync for gaming. Also has two very small speakers you can use in a very quiet room. Your phone or Nintendo switch speakers are probably 3x the decibels at max setting but at least it has it. All in all not bad for a standard 1440p WQHD monitor. I will say it does have less backlight bleed through at the edges than most IPS screens. Still has it but very minimal and you have to be in a very dim room to notice. The usb c-ports work. But if you want to only use it as an additional screen for a laptop as a portable option you will probably be limited if you don’t have an extra outlet around. The monitor needs 18w. So you will most likely will need to plug it in for a stable energy source. For example a MacBook Pro m4 usb-c only has PD up to 15w. So if you want to run this with less wires with only your laptop plugged in as the energy source, it might not be the best option. Just make sure you check your hardware specs for your needs. The other option is to use the mini HDMI port. Unfortunately up to this point I couldn’t continue testing. As the included hdmi to mini hdmi cord would not fit in the port adapter due to clearance issues from the monitor’s slim profile. As I see in the other posts pictures, it looks like no one else is having this issue? Did you guys just force it in? I doubt they changed design dimensions for the monitor as that would be more costly. So I assume the included plug is manufactured elsewhere? (See photo). Edit** a thinner cord fits with no issues. I contacted the company and will wait for a solution.. an obvious one would either be a thinner cord or an adapter, which I had no intention of owning another “one-off” cable to add to the pile. Maybe I’ll go for the adapter route. But never expected hardware incompatibility with components that came with the product. Bummer. ** they have contacted me and have stated that my issue is a one-off and have gone out of their way to find a resolution*** Overall a cool WQHD 1440p monitor with crisp visuals.

This review is for the you perfect portable gaming monitor at 144 HZ 2.5k 16in screen. I can't get enough of uperfect monitors. They are budget friendly and are top of the line for portability, quality, andconvenience. I've tried other portable gaming monitors and they don't compare to UPerfect monitors. First off, these monitors are durable. They are built for on the go use and power easily with the 4K USBC cord. The quality build on these is meant to last several years and is backed by a 2-year warranty with uPerfect. If you have any issues within that first 2-year period they Are quick to respond and help troubleshoot and get you going again. But of course you probably won't even have any issues with these monitors seeing how well made they are. The monitor comes with a built-in stand as well which is really handy on the go when I bring this to the coffee shop. Monitor comes in a nice plastic matte finish along with a matte screen. No unnecessary glare when using this monitor. Second, these are super lightweight. It's unbelievable technology nowadays and how lightweights the parts are. This monitor barely weighs anything and it packs so much power. Seeing it's made for on the go. The designer is definitely were keeping the weight in mind when designing. For something that's so lightweight. It also includes several ports including two USBC ports and one HDMI mini port. Third, The screen has fantastic resolution no matter which device you're using it on and which program are you using. As a graphic designer I need to make sure the colors look good no matter which screen I use. With this uperfect portable monitor I can achieve clear colors at a budget price. I've used this on both my Mac and PC and both work great. I've also tested this on My iPad and things mirror fantastic. Monitor also has additional settings for color adjustments if necessary. The fact that this monitor is compatible with all of my devices is a plus.

Very good monitor to use as a workhorse. I currently run it as a monitor below my main monitor. It fits the empty space perfectly and boosts my productivity. The picture quality is nice and clear and has great viewing angles. The brightness and color are also outstanding. I have it positioned in front of my docking station for my laptop, and the way the stand is positioned and constructed compliments this set up. Other screens have uneven and awkward stand positions, but this stand type is more preferable for most needs/space organization. I do not currently move my set up around, but I believe this monitor would be a perfect mobile set up. Great customer service is always a bonus as well.

Ok, here are some general things to know: - Picture quality: Surprisingly great for an LCD. The display is bright and colorful, though maybe a little too bright at night (I do have sensitive eyes). I haven't been able to get 144Hz yet, so I believe that's only achievable through OVERCLOCKING; I've been using 120Hz for now. The 0.1s latency is definitely noticeable and feels great for GD and pretty much any FPS game. - Speakers/audio: It has built-in speakers, but I'd recommend headphones. They get the job done, but that's about it. The aux port is audio-only, so there's no mic input through the display, although that's probably typical at this price. - Build quality: Feels solid and not cheap. The matte finish prevents glare from lights, and the bezels aren't noticeable to me, which was a concern after seeing other portable monitors. - Connectivity: Includes a micro-HDMI-to-HDMI cable and two USB-C cables. Most PCs can power it directly through USB-C. For a single-cable USB-C connection, Thunderbolt is required, so check your laptop's specs first; otherwise, the screen may flicker or not turn on. - Setup: It took a while to get working with my PC. I think the first boot may require letting the monitor sit powered on for a bit before connecting via micro-HDMI, though this could have just been a fluke. - Compatibility: I've tested it with Fedora Workstation, Windows 11, and Mac, and everything works without issues aside from the first-boot hiccup. The monitor menu is controlled by about four oddly placed buttons, but I rarely change the picture settings, so it isn't a big deal for me.

Great little monitor! 144hz plugged into my Lenovo legion laptop runs amazing, matches the form factor and size of my laptop screen perfectly so it makes for a very clean setup. Everything worked great out of the box except the USB c cable. Cheap, poor quality cable. Caused a ton of issues with screen flicker and constant disconnect/reconnect issues. Grabbed a high quality cable from Cable Matters and now it FLAWLESSLY does 144hz 2.5k over a single cable. So I took 1 star off. So basically I feel like "buyer be aware" that you may want a better USB C cable is pretty fair. Overall definitely a good purchase though. Plenty bright in office fluorescent lighting. Haven't tested outside. The hdr is actually pretty good! For the price, this thing is hard to beat if you are looking for a 16:10 144hz 16 inch screen to match your laptop. Also, honestly it's WAY lighter than I expected. I don't even notice it in my backpack, but of course a 16 inch laptop is pretty heavy so your mileage may vary. I don't use it for gaming, that's what the laptop's screen is for. But for movie watching and multitasking it's perfect, and with how great the 144hz is you could definitely use it for gaming on the go.