Truely 4K Computer Monitor, 15.6" UHD FreeSync 100% AdobeRGB 450 Nits Brightness HDR IPS Speaker Eye Care Game Display 2 Type-C Full HDMI for Laptop Phone, VESA & Smart Case

Finally! After months of trying to make my old 12.9” iPad Pro consistently work as an Extended Display using Apple’s Sidecar feature, that is built into MacOS, I finally have a dependable and just as portable solution. Not only does it wake up from sleep as fast as my MacBook Pro, but while I have used other UPERFECT monitors before, I have never been able to configure one to be quite as good of a color match to either my MacBook Pro 16” M4 Max or my LG UltraFine 27” connected to a Mac Studio (a display that was widely believed to be the one Apple used for the 5k iMacs until they were discontinued). After some tinkering, I’m really pleased with this configuration. Albeit one that may seem unusual at first, since I have it mounted to the wall above my desk's primary display. This way I can use the 15.6" UPERFECT screen as a quick reference point for documents I need to keep open, a way to keep an eye on my email inbox, or else for some video content on YouTube that I can half-watch while I’m working. Thankfully it’s only suspended via a simple clamp, so I can just as easily remove the portable display, attach it to the included magnetic Smart Case (which folds itself into two viewing angles, which is much appreciated) and either toss it into my bag or pack it away for an extended trip away from home. You’ll likely appreciate that this particular unit features a full size HDMI port, which is much more widely used than mini-HDMI. So, chances are someone will already have a cable on hand that you can use, if you happen to forget yours for whatever reason. In a unique design detail, as you may have already noticed, the ‘hole punch’ design in the bottom-left corner of the unit allows for a deceptively clever way to simply stick a pencil or a pen through, in order to stand the display up in either a horizontal or vertical configuration. Once I did my testing in various configurations of which ports to use with my two Mac computers and tweaked the display’s built-in settings within the OSD menu, which definitely takes some getting used to (but that might just be me, when I would accidentally hit the wrong button sometimes!) I came to the conclusion that it yields by far the most visually impressive results when you connect it via USB C and then use the other USB C port to connect it directly to power. Doing so with the included 30 watt power delivery power adapter works (or any other PD power adapter able to provide the display with an additional 30 watts of power). This yields a much higher level of brightness, it was staggering. Furthermore, I tweaked many picture and color settings, which you can view in the photos I’ve uploaded from the OSD menus, once I carefully compared a series of photographs against one another, in order to get them to match as closely as possible (going from my two Mac setups versus this portable UPERFECT display). With these settings in place, I can confidently say that I am extremely impressed with the value you’re getting at the current price Amazon is listing it for. The picture quality's accuracy was much closer than I would have expected, especially for the cost of entry (plus, as I mentioned, I love that it turns on immediately when woken from sleep, just like an Apple display). If you’re on the fence, I would say go for it — I think you’ll be similarly pleased.

I love these little monitors so much, I felt compelled to write a review about them. I bought one on a whim a few years ago but after discovering how handy they are, I just keep buying more for various uses around the studio and in my remote rigs. I originally just needed something small with a VESA mount so that I could clip a couple of them onto the desk and use them as "side mirrors". I ended up coughing up a bit more money than I wanted to on these Triad-Orbit clipping armatures but there are much cheaper ways to mount these monitors using the VESA mounts, but of course, you can also just use them with the magnetic case that it comes with, no mounts required. In terms of picture quality, they're great. 4K capable, but I can't use them at that resolution because the text gets too small for my old eyes, so 1080p looks great and super crisp. There's also a lot of adjustment latitude so you can get them to reference levels/colors. The brightness can be super bright as well. I work mostly in dark rooms so I end up turning the brightness down significantly but they'll handle any kind of lighting situation. Most importantly, Uperfect has GREAT customer service, which you hope you never need but if you do, they're very fast, communicate well, and go the extra mile to help you out. I recently had an issue with one of mine where I guess I must have tightened one of the VESA mount screws too tight which affected a pixel in the center of the screen. I contacted them and even though that wasn't covered under the warranty, they still happily replaced it and even sprung for shipping. Very cool. They won my respect and loyalty with that, hence this review. For my purposes, these monitors are fantastically functional, reliable, and priced perfectly.

I purchased two of these to use as additional monitors to use with a Dell Precision 5540 laptop. I'll be doing some extended travelling, and wanted to find monitors that were as similar to the laptop screen as possible, while being Vesa-mountable to a large custom lap desk that I made for the trip. One of the issues with using external monitors on that laptop is that it has a 4k resolution, and Windows 10 still isn't great at managing multiple resolutions/DPIs in my opinion. Dragging windows from laptop to monitor, for example, will cause the snap feature to interfere with the dragging, causing the mouse to feel a "bump" between screens sometimes. Overall these monitors are great for my purposes. Both are working without any problems out of the box. The picture is clear and easy to see, and resolution is 4k as advertised. Size-wise they are very similar to the laptop screen. Even the bezel widths on the sides and bottom are nearly identical. The style is also very similar. They mounted easily on two 75mm Vesa mounts, and look really slick sitting on each side of the the laptop screen. Controls and menus are pretty easy to use, and the variety of ports is nice. My 100w docking station will drive one monitor via USB-C connection without plugging in an additional power source (I can only do one through USB-C, as my docking station only has one USB-C output). One thing to be careful of here is that my docking station either didn't have enough bandwidth (think it's like 24GB or something) or power capacity or both to drive both monitors at full resolution at the same time. It's no fault of the monitors, but I ended up needing to get an adapter with an inline external video card to run both at 4k at the same time. Without it, Windows 10 kept restricting them to 1080p max resolution when both were attached. The only potentially negative thing I have to say is that they are not as bright as my laptop monitor, but they are bright enough to be comparable. They also have a matt rather than a glossy surface like the laptop screen, which may be affecting my perception here. They also aren't touchscreen, which I knew about when I purchased them, but I would have preferred if a touchscreen version were available (laptop screen is a touchscreen). UPERFECT does have 4k touch monitors in this size, but they aren't (at least at the time of this writing) Vesa-mountable, which was a requirement for me. In summary, these are overall great monitors for anyone looking to have "nice" looking monitors to sit beside a 15.6" laptop with 4k resolution. I've loved these so far, and very happy with the purchase.

I'm using it with my Xbox series S. Display looks stunning with 4k. And colour grading is also good

Kind of cheap and crappy. It loses the signal with my Mac Pro a lot. Sigh. Should have shelled out and bought an iPad for a second screen.

handy , 4k and good colour

I've been using this monitor for 2 years without any issues, but recently I've tried to connect it to Macbook Pro with M4 CPU using single USB-C cable, and it does not work. The only workaround I've found so far is to power the monitor first (with any external power source), and then connect it to M4 macbook - that way everything works good. Obviously, having 2 cables and a power source is not as convenient as using just one USB-C cable (it works perfectly with any other hardware I've tried it with), hence 4 stars. Hope that could be sorted by e.g. firmware upgrade.