UPERFECT2K 144Hz Portable Gaming Monitor 18" 2560x1600 QHD 100% DCI-P3 FreeSync HDR Laptop w/VESA, Frameless Matte IPS Eye Care Second Monitor for Game Console (UGame K118)

I bought 2 of these to setup alongside my travel laptop... These are fantastic. Frankly I expected worse.1) The units can be powered by a USB-C/TB (I use TB ports on my laptop). Didn't require to use the PD charger, but it's there if I need it.2) Plug and play - very easy to use.. I was up and running in exactly 12 minutes. The screens are excellent quality, crystal clear and I specifically wanted 2.5K resolution - so that works flawlessly too.3) I haven't seen any backlight bleed or bad pixels or anything yet on this and it's been a couple weeks so far. Working great.4) Packaging was great, the flap to protect the screen is excellent and it is very sleek and light.If there was any criticism I could provide - it would most likely be the angles I can set this up with.. I wish I could rest it at various angles but this is a very minor nitpick. All in all - 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded. I am a perm WFH and use this monitor for when I am away from my at-home setup. I have multiple monitors at home so I am use to a lot of desktop space. This monitor is great, but you just need to be aware of the size. I also have the 15.6inch from this same company. I compare everything against my 5.11 backpacks as that is what I pack everything into. The 18inch fits nicely in the Rush24 but sticks out some with the Rush12 and the Moab10. This has been fine for short trips. The 15.6 fits fine into all three backpacks. With that said, I have found myself reaching for the 18inch and my Moab10 and just packing everything into that. It seems to fit fairly nice and secure even with it sticking out slightly. It has become my go-to grab-and-go when heading out for short trips. I am able to fit my extra keyboard, mouse, monitor and laptop in the Moab10 when I was heading to the library for a change of scenery (or when my internet goes out). As long as you have the space for carrying this around, you can't go wrong.With regards to setup, this works great with my Surface Laptop 3 and 4. The power from the USB-C is sufficient so the extra power cable is not required. I find this to be extremely appealing and super simple for setup. I also recently ordered the Surface dock as I would like to have use of both monitors. (FYI, Surface Laptop only comes with 1 USB-C port).The monitor is 2k so it is clear and has really good resolution. I found it to be a great compliment to my work laptop (which is only a 13inch). Being a Software Engineer, the extra desktop space is a must. I have had several multi-hour runs with it recently because our internet kept going out. I found myself constantly moving my windows over to the 18inch and working from that screen and only keeping email and chat on my laptop monitor.If you are in the market and have the space for carrying this around then the 18inch is the way to go. If you are limited on space then you might consider the 15.6inch version but again, you can really see the difference between 15.6 and 18inch with regards to how much you can fit on your screen. In all honesty, you really can't go wrong either way as the company is wonderful and stands by their products.

TLDR: Buy this monitor. You won't regret it.I bought this monitor to go along with a small form factor PC(SFFPC) build and I couldn't be happier with the screen quality and ease of storage. This monitor as well as my PC, keyboard, mouse, wifi antenna, and all necessary cables fit loosely enough in a small carry-on case to have room for the future purchase of a gaming headset.I wanted to live with this for a little while before writing a review. Now that I've used it fairly heavily over the course of a month, I feel safe to comment on the quality. At this screen size, I can't imagine gaining anything by paying more for a 4K display. The colors are vibrant and it's very much bright enough to give you an immersive gaming experience (don't forget to optimize your settings!). I don't recall seeing speakers being advertised as even existing, but they do exist, and I would qualify them as just okay. To give you context, if you've spent most of your life using a laptop's speakers, this will be a tiny step up. They have a very nice sound. When a car beeped it's horn in-game, I looked outside to see if my wife was trying to get my attention. They're just not very loud. This may be due to them facing away from you and could possibly be remedied by direction the sound toward you in some way.Now, there is a slight caveat, but this will be a huge shoutout to the seller. The advertised screen resolution is only attained through the USB C cord and I'm not aware of any GPU with a USB C output. You are otherwise left with 1080P if I'm not mistaken. DO NOT LET THAT DETER YOU. Immediately after purchasing the monitor, the seller sent me an email explaining there is such a thing as a DisplayPort to USB C adapter cable, linked me to one example of one (no strings attached, no reason to believe they are affiliated), and said they would refund me the cost of the cable. I was skeptical at first. It just didn't seem like something any normal seller would do. Not only did they refund me for the cost of the cable (tax included), I paid extra for expedited shipping and they refunded that, too!Bottom line: the picture quality is amazing, and I would 100% recommend this seller!

I use this monitor for extra screen space when working remotely. The display quality is decent, but nothing to write home about. It is easy to set up, just plug and play with the included HDMI cable. The brightness and contrast controls are a little fiddly, but once you set them they are remembered. The included magnetic cover works as a stand but the angle can't be adjusted very much. It is portable enough for my purposes.All in all, this is a pretty solid, no-frills monitor. Decent value for the price.