Portable Monitor 16 inch 2K QHD 2560X1600 450 Nits 106% sRGB 144 Hz HDR HDMI USB-C Travel Monitor for Laptop Mac PC Surface PS5 Xbox, External Display with Cover & Speakers, VESA Compatible

This is a great monitor! I've used it many times on the go, as well as at home as a secondary screen. I'd highly recommend this to anyone in need of an easily portable and reliable monitor. It's built very sturdy, and super easy to use - just plug and play.

I picked this up on sale and I’ve been using it for a few days now. Really impressed so far. I bought the 16” 2K (2560×1600) 120Hz version, but when I hook it up to my laptop it actually refreshes up to 144Hz. I use two USB-C to USB-C cables: one connects the monitor to my laptop for display, and the second goes to a power brick. With that setup, everything works perfectly. I’m pairing it with a Lenovo LOQ gaming laptop (Ryzen 7, RTX 4050), and the picture is smooth, bright, and has no flickering or ghosting. Colors look good, the screen wakes right up when plugged in, and it’s been great for gaming and general multitasking. No complaints so far. If anything changes, I’ll update later, but right now it feels like one of the better portable monitors for the price, especially if you catch it on sale.

Took on vacation for a second monitor. Large clear, bright screen. You need to be directly in front of the screen for full brightness. I like that it can be run by one usb cable for power and video when connected to a laptop that can send video over the usb cable. It has a case with screen cover when folded and a built in stand. It also comes with an extra padded soft case for extra protection.

I was originally comparing this monitor to the InnoView 14 inch OLED portable monitor since on paper they look nearly identical. After reading through a lot of reviews, it became clear that Upperizon addressed many of the complaints people had with the InnoView model. After using this monitor, I can confidently say those improvements make a real difference. The first thing that stands out is how thin this monitor is. The entire body is aluminum, including the kickstand, and it feels very premium in hand. There are rubber feet along the edges where it contacts the table, which is a nice detail. Setup could not be easier. I plugged it into my MacBook Pro using a single USB C cable and it immediately detected the input and selected the correct resolution. No settings, no fiddling. Even more impressive is that it runs at full brightness using just that one cable. Most portable monitors I looked at require a second cable for extra power to reach full brightness, but not this one. The display quality is excellent. The OLED panel paired with 4K resolution looks incredible. I do a lot of productivity work with small text and everything is crystal clear. The resolution matches my MacBook Pro perfectly, which makes side by side work feel seamless. Colors look great and contrast is excellent. It also comes with a very nice carrying case, much nicer than I expected. You will want to use it because the monitor is shockingly thin and lightweight. I also appreciate that it comes with a two year warranty, which adds some peace of mind. One small limitation is the stand when using portrait mode. It technically works, but the screen sits too upright. I ended up using a small wedge to tilt it back slightly, which worked fine given how light the monitor is. I included photos showing both landscape and portrait orientation for reference. I am running this with a 2024 14 inch MacBook Pro and the proportions feel just right. Overall, for the price, this is easily the portable monitor to get if you want something thin, lightweight, and high quality that pairs well with a modern laptop. Compared to the InnoView version, the small price difference is well worth it, especially considering the better experience and the included case. I have only been using it for about a week so far, but if anything changes I will update this review.

This has been working GREAT! I really appreciate the instruction sent and that there is a phone number in case you have any issues. I registered mine via their QR code and they offered me a free gift. I chose the folding monitor stand and it was a nice surprise. This monitor was easy to set up, connects well to my Asus laptop, and is lightweight. Great picture quality, and excellent customer service. I'd buy this again if I need another portable monitor. :)

Not bad & I do enjoy the increased viewing size vs my 16.5" ASUS ZenScreen. What I'm less than thrilled about tho is the combo case/stand, which is not only flimsy, but severely limited in positioning. As a result of the case/stand limitations, the monitor has an aggressive angle/lean, that tilts too far back for my taste. I've had to get creative with positioning + sandwiching items underneath so that the monitor doesn't lean towards the ceiling. I gave up after one use & picked up the smallest collapsible magnetic stand I could find (NLIEOPDA), that's heavy/sturdy enough to support an 18.5" monitor. So far, so good, but the stand put me out another $40 (vs the AMAZING built-in stand of the ZenScreen). Screen itself isn't bad, but also not as clear (almost a Cybill Shepherd-esque Moonlighting filter) vs the brightness/clarity of the ZenScreen. In addition, though the monitor does power/pass-through via the connected device w/ a single USB-C, the brightness is unusable in standard lighting conditions (so again, comparing w/ the ZenScreen), I now have to use 2 cables (1 for power). Attempting to increase brightness without the additional cable results in the screen bouncing/powering off. Regardless, it's MUCH larger (actually barely fitting in my backpack) & very reasonably priced, so I'll take the size over the smaller screen any day (though flexibility with USB Type-C inputs on both sides would've been a nice feature, but maybe a future model?). I've had it less than a week, so will see how durable this thing is (ZenScreen for example has been going strong w/ daily use for nearly ~2 years).

Easy to set up, great picture and travels well if you need to take it with you.

Me gusta el producto. La pantalla se ve con muy buena calidad 😁 me hace feliz enmi trabajo

Hago streaming por varios países y para viajar es muy cómodo y ligero, la uso con una Mac Mini con sistema operativo Monterrey y funciona sin problema. los colores, tonos y claridad son muy buenas.

Absolutely brilliant, cant beat the cost/value of this monitor in my opinion. I bought it twice now. I use it as a side monitor in portrait mode when in the office and as a travel second monitor on landscape when out of the office. Great in both capabilities. Good resolution and sound. Overall solid quality. Power consumption is very low (I run it exclusively from my laptop), super easy to setup and use. Highly recommended.

Cumple muy bien su función

I have this monitor in a workshop, and am using it as an always-on display, hooked to a security camera array, via HDMI. I find it to be absolutely perfect for this type of job. It looks great, and hasn't skipped a beat since I turned it on. Here's some info that may be of use if you're considering buying one: It has a max resolution of 1080p@60Hz. It has built-in speakers that ... work ... but you're not going to want to listen to music through them. It comes with a neat little protective vinyl cover, that folds up into a stand, and attaches to the back with magnets--great if you want to travel with it. It has four screw-holes on the back, for mounting it onto a wall. On the right-hand side, it has a power-button, a menu-button, and a pair of up/down buttons, used to navigate the menu and adjust volume/brightness/etc. The menu system is straightforward and simple, but using the side buttons makes navigation a little bit tedious. Thankfully, I've only had to enter the menu once, when I initially set it up. On the left-hand side, it has 1 full-sized HDMI port and 2 USB-C ports, one of which is used to power the device. It comes with a USB-A wall adapter, a 1.2m USB-A=>USB-C cable, a 1.2m USB-C=>USB-C cable, and a 1.5m HDMI cable. I tried connecting it to a ChromeCast, as I am considering getting a second one, for streaming the cricket. It worked fine, but since there's no CEC, I couldn't adjust the volume with the ChromeCast remote. I imagine I'll probably still get the second one, as I plan on having it permanently muted anyway, but this might be an issue for some people. I also tried connecting it to my laptop over USB-C, to see if it was useable as a second monitor. This did eventually work, but it took a bit of unplugging and replugging in order to get the laptop to recognise it. I also had to keep it plugged into the wall (via the 2nd USB port), as it wouldn't draw power from the laptop. This might've been an issue with my set-up, I dunno. I've never used a USB-C monitor before and probably won't in the future. I just wanted to see if it worked.