Review on UPERFECT Automatic Touchscreen: 15.6" Ultrawide Frameless Portable Screen with 3840X2160 Resolution by Billy Mochizuki

I only had it a few weeks. It's light, it comes with a very good case for travel protection, it has a nice touchscreen with 4K image and it attaches easily to my laptop. BUT :-o If you read the documentation you will learn about a case so weak that if you hold the display in the wrong place you will ruin the screen of this $555 monitor. It claims that you can use it in portrait or landscape mode, giving you 4 different possible orientations. Scenery works great. The portrait is not very good. Issues: - a) The USB-C ports are on one end of the monitor's small flap that supports the monitor all the way down. If you try to use it in portrait mode you will find that only one end can be rotated to portrait mode as the USB-C cables are connected to the other end - b) The folding stand in landscape mode can be 2 1/2 inches wide and supports it at various viewing angles all over the bottom, but when you switch it to portrait mode you only get 2 1/2 inches of support for an expensive and thin monitor, and there's no viewing angle - it has to be at 90 degree angle to your desk. -c) So you set it up in portrait mode at an awkward viewing angle and immediately realize that the sheer weight of the USB-C cables is enough to tip it over. . If it tips over and lands on something hard or at the wrong angle, it's a dead monitor. The manufacturer did a great job creating a nice little piece of electronics, but what's the use if the design compromises it. . All 3 problems