Review on UPERFECT Portable Freestanding Touchscreen Kickstand: High-Resolution HD Display, Touch Screen, Built-In Speakers, Tilt Adjustment and HDMI Connectivity by Walter Chavis

Use UPerfect Y as a secondary monitor for my laptop. I also have a Lepow Z1 Gamut for comparison. Y comes with 4 cables and a 45W Type-C charger. Two of them are USB-C to USB-C, a USB-A to USB-C cable and HDMI to HDMI cable. Both USB-C cables support video. I like the USB-C cables on the Y better than those on the Z1, but they don't appear to be flash-capable. The monitor itself is plastic and glossy. You will experience a lot of glare if you are in a brightly lit room. The kit does not include a protective film or case. The picture is quite bright, colors also seem to be more accurate than the Z1. NO current jump. You can use both C-connectors for video output. An OTG connector is also included, which is very convenient for using a mouse or KB. The rear port selection can be rotated 90 degrees for portrait orientation and includes an optional extender. It's a bit tricky to adjust in both portrait and landscape modes as you have to hold the monitor to adjust. Similar to Z1 with up and down switch. It has a setting for 5500-9300K. Tried Y on two different laptops, a Raspberry Pi400 and a Chromebook. Chromebook and Win 11, touch screen works immediately. Windows 10 requires you to set up your monitor using the Tablet feature in Control Panel. The RPI panel doesn't work out of the box and I haven't figured out how to get a touchscreen yet. In general, the touchscreen doesn't matter if you're using a mouse. and there is no right click. I'm not sure if it's worth the price difference.