UPERFECT Portable Monitor 2K 144Hz 16.1" Portable Gaming Monitor for Laptop 2560x1440P QHD FreeSync HDR Ultra Slim Travel Monitor External Second Screen for PC Phone Switch PS5 with Cover Stand

I was looking for something affordable, lightweight, and with a big screen—and this portable device delivered on all fronts. It’s exactly what I needed, and I was really impressed with the overall quality for the price. I did encounter a minor issue and had to reach out to the seller. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much, but to my surprise, the after-sales support was outstanding. They responded quickly and resolved my problem efficiently. Very happy with my purchase. Great product, even better service. No regrets at all!

Superou minhas expectativas!!

Very slim and light, great colors, no issues so far

Excellent product. Image is clear and sharp. Fast response for graphics and movies. Very portable because it's light to carry. No separate power supply needed; can be powered from the PC's USB C port. The cover doubles as a magnetic stand with two angle positions. The only negative is that it would be better if the power pack fitted Australian power outlets without needing an adaptor.

Update: The monitor ended up having an issue after just over a year. The panel started getting strips of dots/colors in the bottom corner. UPerfect was very prompt and offered a replacement. Original review: * Plastic body is solid and reasonably light weight compared to similarly sized monitors with a metal shell. * The matte screen is great if you need it in a room with bright lights or outside. * The 1440p@144Hz is great for gaming whether it be a secondary screen for a gaming laptop or a modern console. * The VESA mounts are a very welcome addition. I've used portable monitors for years on my main desktop and needing to rig those without mounts is a serious pain. * Comes with all the proper cables and power brick. * While not generally recommended the monitor looks decent if running in non-native 1920x1080 mode. This can useful in certain situations where 1440p isn't supported.. It's slightly blurry but looks alright. Handles the non-native resolution much better than other monitors I've used. If you increase the sharpness the blurriness disappears. * Unable to test HDR due to lack of support in Linux but responds similar to other monitors when put into HDR mode. * Don't have proper tooling to test the color reproducibility or brightness but looks good for casual usage. Tech info: * 2560x1440 @ 144Hz * Listed in menu: MNT916_95T_Q10G_1.03