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- Best for
- A portable second screen for laptops
- Standout
- OLED, touch and 165Hz models from 14 to 24.5 in
- Shipping
- Free in the US, 2–7 business days
- Returns
- 30 or 60 days (pages differ); original box required
- Warranty
- 1 year; 2 years for UClub members
- Customer rating
- 4.1 on Trustpilot (243)
Pros
- A Screen for Every Setup: The range runs from the 15.6-inch 1080p BE156BU to the 14-inch 3K OLED GR14BU at 120Hz and the 24.5-inch 1440p UMax 24 at 165Hz.
- Reviewed by the Tech Press: The UMax 24 has been reviewed by TechRadar, GamesRadar+, TechPowerUp and Wccftech, and top Amazon listings hold 4.3 to 4.5 stars.
- Free, Fast US Delivery: Orders ship free from warehouses in New York and California, arriving in two to seven business days after one to two days of processing.
Cons
- Return and warranty terms differ between the store's policy pages, so keep your order email and the original box, and register for UClub if you'd like the longer two-year cover.
- Refresh-rate and panel details vary between some listings' titles and spec tags, so check the full spec table for your model — and whether your laptop outputs video over USB-C — before ordering.
The Verdict
What sets UPERFECT apart is a wide choice of portable second screens, from slim 1080p travel panels to OLED and high-refresh gaming displays: UPERFECT's range covers portable monitors from 14 to 16 inches and larger desktop and portable screens up to 24.5 inches. The 14-inch GR14BU pairs a 3K OLED touch panel with a 120Hz refresh rate over USB-C; the 15.6-inch BE156NF offers 4K OLED; the BE156TF adds touch and a built-in battery at 120Hz; and the UMax 24, the ZX245CQ, delivers 2560 by 1440 at 165Hz over USB-C with two USB-C inputs and a mini-HDMI port. The UMax 24 has been reviewed by TechRadar, GamesRadar+, TechPowerUp and Wccftech, and UPERFECT's best-selling Amazon listings hold between 4.3 and 4.5 stars across hundreds to thousands of ratings. Prices are approachable for the category. The BE156BU 1080p monitor is $139.99 (was $249.99), the GR16CQ $349.99, the BE215BF touch $349.99, the MX16BU $389.99, the GR14BU OLED $399.99, the BE156TF $409.99, the UMax 24 $439.99 without touch or $489.99 with it, and the GR16HQ $499.99, with the 16.3-inch Omega One on pre-order at $1,399.99. Orders ship free from warehouses in New York and California in two to seven business days, or seven to 15 from the central warehouse when US stock runs out, and Canada is served. Hawaii and Alaska orders carry a $59 shipping fee, and the Omega One is due to ship at the end of October. The reservations deserve a clear note. UPERFECT publishes no legal entity or postal address, and its own pages give different return windows — 30 days on one, 60 on another — and different warranty lengths, one year as standard and two for UClub members. Returns need the original packaging, and warranty cover applies in the country of purchase. Some listings' titles and spec tags disagree on refresh rate, and Trustpilot reviews mention damaged or dead-on-arrival units and slow support alongside a 4.1 average. Made for laptop users who want a second screen in the bag or a high-refresh panel for gaming: the range spans slim 1080p travel monitors, OLED touch models and the 165Hz UMax 24. US orders ship free, and registering for UClub lifts the warranty to two years. Check the full spec sheet for your model, keep the box and shop now.
Portable Monitors, OLED and High-Refresh Displays
UPERFECT sells through uperfect.com, which it lists alongside its .de, .fr, .es and UK sites as its official stores; the terms name only "UPERFECT Official Store" and no legal entity or postal address is published. Support is by email at help@uperfect.com, and US orders ship from warehouses in New York and California, with a central warehouse in Shenzhen. The range covers portable monitors from 14 to 16.3 inches, touch and battery-powered models, and 21.5- and 24.5-inch displays.
Current prices include the BE156BU at $139.99 (was $249.99), the GR16CQ at $349.99 (was $479.99), the BE215BF touch at $349.99 (was $499.99), the MX16BU at $389.99 (was $499.99), the GR14BU at $399.99 (was $629.99), the BE156TF at $409.99 (was $629.99), the ZX245CQ UMax 24 at $439.99 without touch or $489.99 with touch, the GR16HQ 16-inch at $499.99 and the Omega One 16.3-inch on pre-order at $1,399.99.
The GR14BU is a 14-inch 3K OLED touch display at 120Hz over USB-C and 100Hz over HDMI; the BE156NF is a 15.6-inch 4K OLED at 60Hz with a battery; the BE156TF is a 15.6-inch 1080p IPS touch panel at 120Hz with a battery; the BE156BU is a 15.6-inch 1080p IPS at 60Hz; the ZX245CQ is a 24.5-inch 1440p IPS at 165Hz over USB-C and 144Hz over HDMI. Orders process in one to two business days and ship free, taking two to seven business days from US warehouses; Hawaii and Alaska carry a $59 fee.
One store page offers a 30-day risk-free trial and another 60-day support, with the buyer paying return shipping on non-quality returns and original packaging required; refunds reach the original payment method in three to five working days. Warranty is stated as one year for standard customers and two years for UClub members, valid in the country of purchase. Independently, Trustpilot shows 4.1 across 243 reviews for uperfectmonitor.com, Amazon listings hold 4.3 to 4.5 stars, and TechRadar, GamesRadar+, TechPowerUp and Wccftech have reviewed the UMax 24. For laptop users after a portable second screen or a high-refresh gaming panel, confirm your model's spec table and USB-C video support, then shop now.
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