UPERFECT Portable Monitor Touchscreen Adobe 15.6", 3840X2160, Ultrawide Screen, Glossy Screen, Anti-Glare Coating,

After trying several portable displays, I finally settled on this one. The picture quality is amazing and the form factor is great. It's very easy to take out of your pocket and set up while working remotely. In addition, the integrated stand design

The picture quality is just fantastic. I've even used it with Linux (Debian) and everything works fine. To connect it I used 3 wires, one HDMI, one USB-C for power and the other USB-C back to PC for touch functionality. Just a tip for Gnome users, turn off "Disable touch when typing" in Gnome tweaks for a much more responsive touch experience. Last but not least, their support has been outstanding. I had a question and they responded very quickly and very kindly.

I am very happy with the monitor I use for work so mainly spreadsheets, word, web applications. Very clear and the color is good after adjusting the brightness and contrast. The only real problem is that you need enough power to get the brightness where it should be. It can be powered from the USB-C used for laptop video connected to a sufficiently high power supply, otherwise an external source is required. It was expensive when I bought it, but it's about $100 less now. The touchscreen comes in handy when working with clients as I can move/zoom/etc. can without having to use a mouse.

I have many portable monitors but this is the first one that ticks all the boxes for me. It's UHD, excellent color reproduction and a touchscreen. It really outperforms anything else I've used in the past. The build quality is excellent. It's pricey, but you get what you pay for with this display. If you're looking for a portable display that can do it all, then this is it!

I have many portable monitors but this is the first one that ticks all the boxes for me. It's UHD, excellent color reproduction and a touchscreen. It really beats anything else I've used in the past. The build quality is excellent. It's pricey, but you get what you pay for with this display. If you're looking for a portable display that can do it all, this is it!

First let me say that this monitor has an AMAZING display. It appears to be well built and works well as a touchscreen. I'll break it down below: Pros: - Beautiful display - Good build quality - Good touchscreen - Built-in kickstand - Can run from a single USB-C (at lower brightness) Cons: - OSX default color profile is terrible (washed out colors and terrible contrast). Adjustment needed - set HDR to "Auto" and the color setting 6500 worked for me - (which can be saved). - Color temperature and brightness settings don't seem to be saved in OSX. Normally I would give this product 4 stars but given UPERFECT's amazing customer service I'm increasing it to 5.

I really wanted to enjoy it - 600 nits and a touchscreen were my main factors in choosing this monitor. The monitor's manual says 350 nits. It was disappointing. I was wondering if they sent me the wrong monitor. Then the touchscreen only works if your device is connected directly to this monitor via USB C. I have a few things like a webcam that connects to my device through a powered hub and I want this monitor to connect through a powered hub. When I connect this monitor through a hub (Anker, Satechi) to my device via USB-C connections between monitor and hub, the monitor does not receive any signal. When I connect this monitor to my device via a hub (Anker, Satechi) via HDMI connection between monitor and hub, the monitor gets a signal - NO touch screen. functionality is lost. Basically, for any machine with a single USB port that you want to expand with a powered hub, this monitor will not work as a touchscreen. Basically it's just a 4k 350 nit display. I have an MS Surface device

Superb 4k touchscreen with HDR support. IMPORTANT NOTE. I thought the screen was struggling because it kept flickering, but I figured it was because I needed to make sure it had enough power. According to the manufacturer, I recommend using the included power adapter and cables in addition to all other display connections. If the cable is too short, you can buy cheap dedicated USB-C power adapters in the 45-60W range that should work just fine, which I've used myself with no issues. We also recommend using a getva screen protector like you would for a phone or tablet.