Review on UPERFECT Portable FreeSync External Anti-Glare Screen, 2560X1600 Resolution, 120Hz Refresh Rate, High Dynamic Range, Built-In Speakers, IPS, HD by James Jenkins

As portable monitors in general have become more popular, I have noticed that their cost has gradually increased. For example, 4K portable monitors were once ultra-premium when they first came out. But now that this model is by no means cheap, I think the value for money is much more attractive (at least in line with what I'm willing to spend on this specification). It's not really much more than some FHD (1080p) portable monitors these days, but here we get a significant boost in image clarity thanks to the impressive UHD resolution. Overall, it works well as a monitor, it's easy to carry, and it connects well to my devices via USB-C. Pros: - Image quality is impressive (sharp and rich in detail) with no visible traces of pixelation. - I also found that it should be bright enough to be used in most wide viewing angle environments. In my experience, it was very comfortable to watch videos, surf the web, and get work done (everything looked razor sharp) - Matte texture for the display instead of gloss meant I had less reflections and glare. - Good controls including HDR mode (higher contrast), blue light mode (for reading) and the ability to change the RGB balance in the settings - Really good design! The frame is made entirely of aluminum, which feels solid (much better than plastic). - Overall, the monitor is also quite thin and light, so I didn't feel burdened when carrying it. - Near-perfect color accuracy (based on DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB metrics). This is another high-quality IPS display, so it's also for those who want to touch up photos or get creative. The included case and stand has a clever magnetic design, which I really liked. It's also fully detachable if you want to hang the display on a VESA mount. Cons: - The display is not touch sensitive. However, depending on your use cases, this isn't really a disadvantage and helps keep the price down (and keep the screen matte). It's just something to keep in mind. It might be possible to add another additional port (like a full-size HDMI or USB-C port for video), but it already works well since I only connect one device at a time anyway. It has worked well when connected to a Windows laptop and an Android smartphone from my tests so far.