Review on UPERFECT Portable Monitor - 15.6" Ultrawide Screen, Full HD 1920X1080, 60Hz, Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers (N156N01) by Clipper Palmer

I used 4 different portable screens on my 2019 16 inch Macbook Pro. I wanted to connect with a single USB-C cable and be the perfect solution for mobile devices. This model met and far exceeded my expectations. It amazed me! Every other screen I looked at had lower color values, much darker screens, less connectivity, etc. It hit a lot of boxes. The brightness easily reaches 600 nits. The color palette is lifelike and matches my Macbook. The professional screen is like an "eye for an eye”. I can say that the DCI-P3 range is very close when calibrated. I'm still skeptical about HDR. It WILL DO, but all HDR looks bad and a little off to me on anything other than an OLED screen due to the panel technology. I might be picky, but that's all I can say about it. The brightness is okay to deal with, but if it looks good to you, go for it. Personally, I disable mine. NOTE: For a computer, this works fantastic. You will need a 10Gbps cable when connecting to the Thunderbolt port. at least if you need a second cable; Otherwise you will need a different power cord. If you don't have a suitable connection, i.e. a cable without a display port cable, you can do this with a power supply unit and HDMI. I accidentally lost the one that came with it, so I figured you need at least 10GB. (Thanks for the confusing name, Intel -_-) For gaming: I gave 5 stars but I know it's only 1080P and 60Hz. Not surprising, but the color and brightness are hard to beat. I'd say it's best for something like a Nintendo Switch; but it can be connected like any other display. The speakers are okay, but I wasn't expecting Macbook quality from them anyway; but it's a decent and nice fallback if you don't have anything else. In general; LOVE IT! I want RTINGS.com to listen and consider this model. Almost every other portable screen I've used has been at very low levels.