UPERFECT True 4K Portable Monitor, 600 Nits Brightness 100% AdobeRGB, Unique Arch Metal Frame, 15.6'' UHD IPS 3840x2160 USB C Monitor, HDR FreeSync Dual Speakers Type-C HDMI OTG w/Smart Case

The media could not be loaded. So I’ll be honest — I wasn’t 100% sure what to expect when I bought this. It’s not one of the big name brands like Dell or ASUS, and I usually play it safe with tech. But wow, I’m seriously impressed.First off, shipping was fast and the box came with everything you’d need: the monitor, a US power adapter, and a mini HDMI to HDMI cable. But the coolest part? You don’t even need all that if you’re using something like a MacBook Pro. I plugged it into my 16” M1 Pro with just a USB-C cable — and boom, power and image instantly. Super clean setup, no extra mess of cables.I actually filmed a quick unboxing + demo where I show what’s in the box and it running with my MacBook. It’s really that easy.The screen itself looks amazing. OLED at this price is wild. Colors are punchy, blacks are actually black, and the resolution (2880x1800) is super crisp. I’ve used it for everything from editing to gaming to just having a second screen while I travel or work from a café.Also gotta give a shoutout to their customer service — I had a couple questions and they responded crazy fast and were super helpful. That, plus the 3-year warranty, really makes it feel like they care.One quick tip for Mac users: macOS being macOS, you might need to download a free app to help with scaling. Not the monitor’s fault — just Apple doing Apple things.Bottom line: I love this thing. Portable, powerful, looks great, and does exactly what I need. Easily one of my favorite gear purchases lately.10/10 — would 100% buy again.

In the past, I’ve used other portable monitors from different brands, but the Uperfect Gaming Monitor is by far the best. It features a taller 16:10 display instead of the standard 16:9, offers 2K resolution, and supports 120fps. It works well for gaming, with support for FreeSync and HDR (you’ll need to enable these manually).I’ve included photos comparing my previous monitor (from another brand) on the left, my Dell laptop in the middle, and the Uperfect Gaming Monitor on the right. While the old monitor wasn’t specifically designed for gaming, I think the comparison is helpful since both cost roughly the same. Below is a summary of features for reference:Previous Monitor (Other Brand)60fpsFull HD16:9 aspect ratioNo HDR2 display inputsGlossy screenBuilt-in audioUperfect Gaming Monitor120fps2K resolution16:10 aspect ratioHDR3 display inputsNon-glossy screenBuilt-in audioA few notes about the Uperfect Gaming Monitor:The non-glossy screen makes a big difference. In bright environments or with lights behind me, the old glossy screen reflected too much, making it difficult to see. The non-glossy screen eliminates that problem entirely. If you’re wondering about G-Sync compatibility on Nvidia systems, it works via DisplayPort (through USB-C) but not HDMI, since this is a FreeSync monitor.The color accuracy was spot on out of the box. I didn’t need to make any adjustments, which was a great improvement over my experience with my old monitor. The monitor is durable, but since it has a large display I would recommend getting a computer bag for it. Uperfect makes one that is just the right size and has a soft interior that has worked well for me. I would definitely recommend this monitor.

Bought it for my gaming in bed. The model i purchased is the 3k version 120fps oled. Do I regret it. Heck no! I tell you why. This product comes with 1)Monitor 2)usb c cable 3)wall charger 4) micro hdmi to regular size hdmi 5)case for the Monitor 6)comes custom size screw for vesa mounting the Monitor (remember 75mm is the recommended installation). The monitor comes with 2 usb c port 1 use for power 1 hdmi "micro". Without power this monitor is basically a brick. Your able to use switch, playstation 5, steam deck or pc. Is what I tested with this monitor. But do remember is a 3k model not 4k model so you will see parts cut of meaning bottom. Making it 2k to support the content your enjoying or playing. I see nothing wrong since it only reduces just a bit not too noticeable maybe 80% of the screen you get. Only losing 10% top and bottom. But only with certain games not all since with pc it does fill in the screen and support 3k resolution. For the most part but is not perfect but setting is there to change the display to your liking. The weight is super light and it is thin as well but midway then it has a bump on the bottom. Since that is where most of your connection are placed and buttons aswell. You have a total of 5 buttons power, volume +- and your selection or toggle aswell. This monitor does take a beating which I was surprised aswell. It is not a delicate as I thought it would be even though it is thin. Overall I give it 4/5 since it does say in the fine print when you use 3k on pc your only getting 100fps not 120fps I did saw it on my setting. So just to let you know in the end. If you want the full 120 you need to down scale. What does that mean go 2k in your setting then your getting your full 120fps. Overall I give it 5/5 since it does what it supposed to do. Got this monitor on sale which was a steal and worth the investment. Color, size, affordable, image, and convenience aswell. If it had touchscreen support, free sync/ g sync, and 4k it would been perfect. But that's in the future hopefully.