UPERFECT OLED Portable Monitor 16", 3K 2880x1800 | 120Hz | 0.1ms Portable Gaming Monitor, 500 Nits |100% DCI-P3 | 100000:1 Contrast | Ultra-Slim Design for Laptop Mini PC Phone Game Consoles

I was skeptical at first—this monitor seemed too good to be true, but it really delivers. The OLED panel is outstanding, with deep, vibrant colors that easily compete with my 4K LG display. The 120Hz refresh rate at this resolution is a total game changer, making everything feel buttery smooth.Brightness and color accuracy are on par with, or even better than, the MacBook Pro M3’s screen. There’s no tearing at all when using USB-C, and HDR content looks amazing, though the HDR mode settings were a bit unclear. Out of the box, the color calibration wasn’t perfect for macOS, but switching to P3 in settings fixed it instantly.The build quality is top-notch—thin, light, and premium-feeling. My only gripe is that the power button is right next to the settings button, so I’ve accidentally turned it off a few times. Thankfully, you don’t need to use the buttons often after the initial setup.One thing missing is a built-in battery, which the 4K version has, but that model doesn’t offer 120Hz, so it’s a fair trade-off. The speakers are just okay—good enough in a pinch, but I’d stick to laptop speakers or external audio for better sound.Even after using it for a while, I’m still amazed at how good this is. If you’re looking for an OLED monitor that punches way above its price, this one is an absolute steal.

The media could not be loaded. Best portable monitor I ever owned. It's amazing how thing, light and great this monitor is, the colors are just outstanding and the brightness is incredible. I took it with me in a recent trip I made, put it in my carry-on luggage and once at the hotel I connected it to my ROG Ally X and the SGW-ZONE RTX4060 External GPU and I had a blast playing some games. It does come with 2 USB-C cables, 1 mini HDMI to HDMI cable, 1 charger, etc. I prefer to use it with the power charger connected as it provides the best performance. The resolution is incredible, I was playing 2880x1800120Hz as refresh rate at 100% brightness with the speakers at 100%. It's very easy to use, has great connectivity and because it comes with a cover I would say is very durable.

Let me tell you about this 16-inch portable OLED monitor – honestly, it's pretty decent for what you're paying. You're getting a sharp 2880 x 1800 resolution that blows regular 1080p screens out of the water, even if it's not quite up there with 4K. Of screens at similar sizes of course. I actually prefer the glossy glass front they went with, colors just pop more than on those matte screens.The build quality surprised me. It's got this sleek metal frame that's unexpectedly light and thin. Yeah, the buttons on the side feel a bit wobbly, but how often are you really messing with those anyway once you've dialed in your settings? Since the screen has an aspect ratio of 16:10, it does take a good chunk of the real estate in the font, which leaves you with pretty thin bezels. Being 16 inches, it's a great big size. And it comes with a useful cover case as well that lets you prop it up.Performance-wise, you're looking at a smooth 100Hz at full resolution, or you can bump it up to 120Hz if you don't mind dropping the resolution a bit. That's actually pretty impressive for a portable OLED at this price point. That might disappoint some people, but it was mentioned in one of the pictures for the listing.Now, I should mention I noticed some faint vertical lines on my unit, mainly visible on light grey backgrounds, though this might just be bad luck with my particular screen.Here's where things get a bit iffy, they claim 500 nits brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, but... yeah, not really. I've played around with the settings, and it just doesn't get there when I compare it to actual professional monitors.You can power it with just one USB-C cable from your source device, but if you're showing something pure white on the screen, things start getting glitchy. Easy fix though – just plug in the monitor's power adapter, and it'll even charge that source device while you're at it.It's not perfect, but it's a solid choice if you want a portable second screen with nice image quality. If you're just using it for everyday work, watching videos, or some light gaming, you'll probably be pretty happy with it. But if you're doing serious photo or video editing where color accuracy is make-or-break, you might want to look elsewhere. The same goes if you're planning to use it outdoors or in bright rooms – it's just not bright enough for that.Now, who knows how long this thing will last for the price range it's at, and how new it is. You don't really see 3k 100hz+ OLED portable screens out there, let alone for $260 when I got it.

Summary:Pros-sharp display-wide color gamut-awesome OLED contrast-pass through charging through usb-c for connected devices-negligible latencyCons-HDR mode has color issues-one usb-c port needs to be used for charging on higher brightnessThe oled is very good and the contrast is impeccable. Black colors are genuinely black. Contrast and black levels are all calibrated out of the box. The 3k display is very sharp and you cannot see the pixels even up close.It has 2 usb-c ports for display and charging and a mini hdmi but one of the usb-c ports need to be connected to an outlet for charging since the screen will shut down if you show a really light image at high brightness.Speakers are not as good as a dedicated speaker but it is helpful in a pinch. This is a little too big for me to carry around portably but I use it as a second display on my desktop so I have no issues with the size.The stand is tablet-like and doubles as a cover for the screen. However, I switched to UPERFECT’s VESA mount adjust stand which is tall enough for me to place the display on top of my MacBook display.On my display, turning on HDR makes everything more reddish which is not exactly great. However, even in SDR the display supports a wide color gamut which looks as good as HDR in a lot of scenarios. The brightness of 500 nits is also helpful for making colors feel more vibrant compared to as low as 250 nits on other displays.The customer support was very helpful with issues I had with my screen and I would recommend this brand just for the customer service alone.