UPERFECT Portable Monitor 2K 144Hz 16.1", Portable Gaming Monitor for Laptop 2560x1440P QHD FreeSync HDR Ultra Slim, External Second Screen for PC Phone Game Console with Cover Stand

Ok, so it's no secret - you'll find multiple reviews on multiple uperfect monitors I've reviewed on here. Why you might wonder? Am I a paid shill? Nope -I bought 3 monitors in total - 1x 18in non-touchscreen 2k, 1x 18in touchscreen 2k and this 16in non-touchscreen 2k monitor. Truth is, my significant other wanted an expansion screen for her 15in laptop and I wanted a travel screen for my Zenbook Duo (because I am a multiscreen prima) - in the end, she really couldn't deal without the touchscreen so I decided to splurge and get one to try. In the end - only the non-touch 18 is going back.While it would be nice to grab a touchscreen 16in 2k monitor from them - it's not an option - so I'll stick with this 16 because the image quality is great - portability is great - the IPS screen is a high quality and refresh rate means I won't get migraines from it. Pixel density isn't listed but appears quite tight.while I preferred the fit and finish of the non-touch 18 I didn't like the jog dial - this unit uses a 3 button design instead of the job dial and for travel - this was preferred since it won't get caught on things like the 18in jog dial which protrudes the way it does. Not a fan of the thicker bottom bezel but it's a mild trade off.

Overall it's a solid monitor. 2k/144hz out of the box in Windows. HDR as well but has to be enabled in the menus on the monitor first. Works well with pc as well as consoles. I've only tested consoles up to 1080p/60. There's not a lot to say about the visuals. Everything looks good and as it should in windows and gaming. Sound is fine. Small speakers sound good enough for on the go use. There is also a 3.5mm audio jack.Full size hdmi port is a nice inclusion since most others use mini. USB ports support video but that's not particularly useful in the pc or the gaming spaces due to lack of widespread support. I couldn't get displayport to usb c to work with a bi-directional cable on this one like I could on the last monitor from the same company. I understand usb c is easy but I do wish there was at least a mini-dp port as well.In the box, it came with a couple of usb c to c cables and an hdmi cable that are pretty short but do the job. There's also a 20w power adapter that's the same as the ones shipped with older monitors. The magnetic cover has a better magnet this time so it sticks to the monitor better as a protective sleeve. I still wouldn't use it as a stand though since the monitor will slip off the grooves holding it up without much resistance. It also came with some vesa screws that fit the monitor which was a nice bonus.For now it's a 5 star item. I'm cautiously optimistic but time will tell. I had a 16in one from the same company that failed inside of 2 years. Replacement warranty is only 1 year but they do offer some limited support beyond that. Customer service is responsive.

This portable OLED monitor delivers great picture quality as expected, but it has a few notable issues. The most frustrating is the screen flickering when adjusting brightness—it eventually shuts off completely at 100%. Customer service was responsive (despite the time zone delay with China) and confirmed my unit was defective, offering a replacement. However, I opted for an Amazon refund instead.A few key things to know:- Hidden Samsung Origins: Based on my research, these appear to be refurbished/unused/repurposed Samsung panels. If you shine a light on the bottom bezel, you can see the Samsung logo (likely blacked out to avoid branding conflicts). Not necessarily a bad thing—just something to be aware of.- Software Quirks: The OSD works but feels a bit janky, with a slight learning curve for the navigation button. All settings save except for brightness, which resets every time you power it on—an annoying con.- OLED Burn-In Protection: The auto power-off feature is great for preventing burn-in, as it should be with OLED.- Color Calibration Needed: Out of the box, the colors were off (strange blue/egg-white tints). I used Amazon’s homepage on a secondary monitor as a reference to manually adjust them—highly recommend calibration.Conclusion: Solid OLED performance, but the brightness issues and hidden origins may be deal breakers for some. Proceed with caution.