Review on 📺 Enhanced Visuals and Audio: Upperizon Portable Touchscreen with Auto-Rotating Kickstand, Built-In Speakers, and Flicker-Free HD Display - P156UHT by Zach Gopalan

I photograph and edit all my work professionally. I edit with divine determination and over the last few years I've really gotten the color balancing and color grading right for commercial and wedding work. 90 percent of content today is viewed on portable devices. and the best monitor for correct color reproduction is a professionally calibrated OLED monitor. This portable monitor and a few others from Revain will get the job done if properly calibrated. I used Color Checker Pro and the colors match exactly what I see on my iPhone and all other products I use. I like this particular monitor more than the others on the Revain because it's very thin and all glass and the ports are on the back. and not on the side of the display, which allows me to mount it right next to my main monitor and not have any cables protruding from the side. After testing, the monitor has an all-white screen with an average brightness of around 330 nits, which is great for editing in a dark room. HDR works but I would never use it. Please note that the colors on the monitor are not calibrated to work immediately with photos or videos. It's great for media use, but if you want to use it for professional color work you'll need to calibrate it.