One thing to mention about these Chinese monitors is you can't just trust the marketing or spec sheets. They'll print anything on there just to sell it (100% rgb! 6 billion nits! Professionally calibrated! Etc etc.) But as a photographer it's good you get your actual eyeballs on there. Again, as a warning to people, don't trust the marketing lies.
This monitor just came out and it rocks, just got 1 and bought another....LG Gram +View 16 Inch Portable WQXGA (2560 x 1600) IPS Monitor, 16:10 Aspect Ratio, DCI-P3 99% Color, USB-C Connectivity
This looks fantastic on my Arzopa G1 144hz 1080p portable monitor. Got the colors and everything dialed in. It fits in perfectly under my 24" gaming monitor. Having a second screen right underneath has been a game changer in managing audio and effects in livestreaming. PS. GREAT job on the color in your video!!!
I own the uperfect 16” 120hz with a 19:10 aspect ratio. This specific model is perfect for be because i use it with my MacBook and the resolution matches with apples wonky scaling. HMU if anyone need a specifik model number. It’s also great with my PS5 for high fps hdr games.
I have a CNBANAN 2.5K Portable Monitor, 16" Gaming Monitor 2520x1680 QHD which I replaced it with that same INNOCN 1080p OLED monitor since I sleep with the monitor on but that IPS monitor is too bright and I resolve the 20 percent brightness on the INNOCN you have to go to settings push the brightness manually which I am in a dark room I put it in 60 percent. The other one is nice and bright but it has a weird ratio of 15:10 which is good for reading websites but terrible for watching videos since the black bars are very present. Its very bright and when I wake up its when some displays a white screen since this a IPS screen calibrated to a cooler temperature so white is very bright but the colors are very accurate. It has a nice contrast for being IPS with no light bleeds. I just tested the CNBANAN its DP3 even though I like the colors of INNOCN OLED and my iMac screen better
this is the second reviewer that says the USB power and data connection forces the Innocn to 20% brightness. It does drop it down to 20% brightness that is true but you can then just go back into the display setting and raise the brightness right back up.
I have one of the U Perfect 1440P displays that I bought to dock my Steam deck while traveling. Also use it a second display on my desktop while at home. Works great for my use case
Thanks for the video. I was given an MNN monitor 15.6. Do you have any videos on using your MAC for post editing but to only have the image being edited on the external monitor?
I really like your calming way to talk and your reviews seems really helpful and professional executed ^_^ I decided for the innocn because of Color vibrancy and perfect dark while playing smups or other retro games 🥰
I saw one (which is how I got here) that looks a lot like the 1080p Innocn, by LC-Power in Germany, but it's more like the 4K-version, battery and all, and also in the 600-700 USD range. - I would bet that it comes from the same factory as the Innocn, though, because it seems to have the same design, same shape, same stand, same font as the 1080p-version, but a different name. (Perhaps it's through the same company?) And it's described to be a Samsung-panel on its website. - Also, I saw one short written review on the Uperfect, and it said that they had black lines within a year, but despite the warranty claiming up to 5 years, they wouldn't honor it. So probably be extra careful with it. - But I really want to try the LC-Power, which seems to be superb, but the price is quite high for my budget. Still, it has a lot of applications it could switch between, like a second monitor, a control-panel, an art-tablet, just a replacement for a tablet or laptop in general, or a monitor for something like a console such as a Steam Deck. - 4K might be a bit overkill for the size, but why not at that point. I do want to use it like a "photo perspective checker", like a different perspective from my large monitor, which can be deceiving having such a big image at arm's length, and seeing what it would look like a bit smaller and in a narrower frame. - But of course it can just be a great panel on the side for anything, or again to attach to a mobile device. - Yes, I'm kind of excited about it for some reason. Just geeking out. XD Thing about LCDs, however... While they might be solid for most static stuff, anything in motion like video and games and the like... LCD just doesn't cut it anymore. It's too slow, especially at 60Hz, but also just the pixel-latency. It's fine, but once you see it, it's done. - Then there's the contrast-issue or at least the blacks. I just got an IPS-panel by LG last year that cost me like 1300 USD or something (sorry, I live in Euro-land), but then my dad got an LG G3... which I helped him choose, but had to help him mount and set up. I was reluctant to do so, because I thought I'd basically get red-pilled by seeing and really getting to know an OLED-panel... Well, I was right, I already want to replace my LG IPS within about a year. Not that it's bad, it's a great LCD-monitor, 38" curved ultrawide 1600p, 10bit, high contrast, blindingly bright, HDR-capable, up to 160Hz... But that backlight-bleed is kinda disgusting. And I can pretend there's black, but there isn't. - Now considering an LG Flex of all things. Sure, it's a different case for a side-panel as more of a tool, but if you also want the image to be... say, more fantastic than great, it will have to be OLED today. - This was probably the last LCD-panel I'll spend money on. Sorry for the review, just my thoughts. 😄 Oh, and thanks for the DPI-P3 checker suggestion, I don't have any measuring-equipment, so it's interesting to try.
I like to sit at any given Starbucks to kick back and do my thang. And I just don't have enough room! Try and convince me this panel is for me. I can be SUPER picky!
AMAZING VIDEO! Well done .. I’m looking at some brands using Samsung oled 15.6 4K touch monitors now and the more expensive ones using oled or ips have 120hz or 144hz at 2K or 4K res, but can the MacBooks since 60hz native their displays able to push 120hz or 144hz on one of these ? And also if using an iPad Pro 12.9 2020(A12Z bionic processor) last year before M-CHIPS were used, can the iPad Pro since 120hz utilize a 60hz monitor like these and or can it push 120hz to a portable monitor with that native refresh? Thanks. I been dreaming of a 15-17” iPad Pro for years
So the graininess is a poor quality touch matrix layer, which doesn't match the screen. This allows the pen to work, but I had the same issue with a Lenovo laptop (brand new) and they don't call it a manufacturing defect, it's just how it is. Samsung OLED doesn't have this problem, and the first OLED laptops like Lenovo X1 gen 2 don't have the problem.
Great video. But don't get so hung up on the Apple world that you are down a rabbit hole. I have a cheap portable monitor and a Macbook pro. It was absolutely easy, using the monitor's default profile to make the tiny adjustments so it matched the Mac. In the case of my Vision Owl monitor it needed only a 5 % boost to saturation and it was perfect. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I ordered the uperfect A17 4k display of 15,6" the other day. Got it with 3 years of warranty and $40 discount so a total of 279 dollars for a 4k display. Gonna be great to accompany my 14" M1 macbook pro
@@Universe_Energy quite frankly, I haven't used it at all. They did give me three years of warranty though so I'm not super worried. I'm guessing that you need to handle it carefully and if you take it with you make sure the bottom of your backpack is padded. A lot of tech breaks from just putting your backpack on the ground of an unpadded backpack
I just bought a $180 15.6" Portable Monitor (IPS HDR 19201080 FHD) with built-in speakers a 75x75 VESA mount, but I don't have a USB-C computer! What's the simplest way to extend my laptop screen to connect to this? I imagine I need a USB-A to USB-C converter?
Thank you for comparison. It was helpful. My MBP display died and Im looking for a way to work on it with external display. Btw it feels kinda weird that Im contemplating buying one monitor to continue editing work - as I am now editing on 10” ipad display, yet guys on youtube buy 4 at same time - thinking why Im not there yet - but will push through eventually.
Buy them for a review. Claim tax deduction for review business. Sell once used for review, to other self-owned company, at a great (75%) discount. Just paid 25% for each. Tax deductible is more than 25%, which in the end brings us a profit.
Only if the device that your using allows you to change the screen orientation. I use my innocn Oled monitor vertical and I just change it in the settings of my Samsung ultra thin laptop and I love it! Hope this helps you.
@@JohnnyMcPro First off, great straight to the point review! 👍👍And i was immediately sold. (which i did purchase it this morning) I wanted to ask you, How did you find out that the Uperfect 17" has P3 color? I noticed the initial link from when you posted the video is different than the one in this comment post. For both listings of the Uperfect 17" 4k, i could not find support for "P3" color anywhere. Did you use the website you mentioned with images to check if your monitor has P3? or is it listed on the box or in settings in the monitor? i emailed Uperfect and still waiting for their reply. i would really love the P3 (but i noticed they have made like 3 types of 17" 4k monitors. thanks for any help!! 😁
I have one but hate the menus too fast they need to display the meter on the screen I love playing with the setting so I'll go back tv again or try 4 k monitor they getting cheap. It's most fir my go pro 10 . The ois not is amazing even walking around
At that price I expect a good display. Understandable you like it, but that is sooo expensive. I'd be interested in budget displays in that category up to/around 200$...
Honestly, for the money you cannot go wrong with the INNOCN 15.6 1080p, or even the 13" version. They are actually beyond P3 color and for the money cannot be beat! The 15" version is on sale now for $200.
@@JohnnyMcPro I agree. I own the 15" OLED model and I am very happy with it. I have no issues going to full brightness with an M1 Mac Mini, 12.9" M1 iPad Pro or Dell Laptop with a single USB-C cable.
@@JohnnyMcPro it’s mostly a software that works by matching the framerate of your device to the framerate of your monitor, and in return, eliminating the problem of “screen tearing” caused by the framerate of your device jumping around a lot (mostly with very GPU demanding games) Sounds confusing but it’s mostly a feature to allow for a smoother gaming experience for things like Xbox and PlayStation. Let me know if you can activate it or tell a difference! Thanks
@@arturs7761 yes the UPerfect 17’3 inch 4K monitor has AMD Freesync. You just have to enable it in the settings. I contacted UPerfect and they confirmed it for me.
Man Amazon's going to love you for that lol yeah the problem with these Chinese brands though is sometimes they'll change actual stuff in their product and not tell you and so you have to be careful but there is some good Chinese brands. And the OLED what you're talking about it's really designed for like USB type-c with a phone or or something that then the tablet it's basically turns into a tablet to a point
I have the Virzen OLED 4K monitor. A few things.. in order to enable OLED, HDR mode must be turned on. Turned off, the panel suffers from awful backlight bleed and the blacks are too bright. However, with HDR turned off, the color profile can be calibrated perfectly to the MacBook Pro. HDR turned on, the color profile is awful. I can’t calibrate the white to look true white. It either looks blue/white or red/white which really bothers me. I’m hoping the uPerfect 4K OLED doesn’t suffer from the same issues.
Sorry to have to tell you this, but if you can see light bleed it’s not an OLED screen. OLED screens have individually lit pixels, meaning there’s no backlight and therefore there can’t be any light bleed. On OLED screens blacks appear truly black, because those black pixels are literally turned off and emit no light. OLED is not something that can be “enabled” or “disabled”.
yea ikr? i found that strange too.. sooo many portable monitors from unknown brands. I did see one from ACER which is known, but so many obscure names out there that gets me hesitant..
The problem with cheap Chinese brand equipment is the fact that reliability is very hit and miss and a lot of it might last six months or a year but most of it does stop working whereas more reputable brands like LG, ASUS etc...work for years and years and a lot of it can last a decade. I've had a lot of Chinese brand things from Amazon and nearly all of it lasted no more than a year with much of it stopping working within months, some of it stopping working with weeks. Italian, German, American, British etc...companies who have manufacturing plants in China have FAR better quality control and as such better reliability than Chinese brands who also manufacture in their home country. Chinese standards for quality are low but non Chinese manufacturers like Samsung, LG, ASUS etc...they manage to keep manufacturing quality high and use higher quality parts inside the equipment. Chinese manufacturers use the cheapest piece of crap parts inside their items and that aded to the much lower manufacturing quality control is why Chinese brands are in my opinion just not worth buying.
You support arming and funding Nazi terrorists with taxpayer dollars that could help the homeless and hungry in America? Maybe you need to do more research on what’s actually been happening in Ukraine for the past decade instead of looking at monitor videos. If you’re getting your information primarily from US mass media, you are not informed, you are indoctrinated. Think of every war they ever sold you, then remember they were lying to you then too. America isn’t the white hats… We are the terrorists.
![Best Portable Monitor 2025 [don’t buy one before watching this]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2PYEBgIJU-c/mqdefault.jpg)
Jesus Christ this man has a pleasant and soothing voice
Thanks for this video. You achieved a balance of information, cadence and simplicity with a great edit.
Hands down a 10/10 reviewer
Now I feel well informed and relax!
One thing to mention about these Chinese monitors is you can't just trust the marketing or spec sheets. They'll print anything on there just to sell it (100% rgb! 6 billion nits! Professionally calibrated! Etc etc.)
But as a photographer it's good you get your actual eyeballs on there.
Again, as a warning to people, don't trust the marketing lies.
Super calming video! Thanks for the insights!
This monitor just came out and it rocks, just got 1 and bought another....LG Gram +View 16 Inch Portable WQXGA (2560 x 1600) IPS Monitor, 16:10 Aspect Ratio, DCI-P3 99% Color, USB-C Connectivity
Great video! Keep up the great work and greetings from Romania!🙂
This looks fantastic on my Arzopa G1 144hz 1080p portable monitor. Got the colors and everything dialed in. It fits in perfectly under my 24" gaming monitor. Having a second screen right underneath has been a game changer in managing audio and effects in livestreaming.
PS. GREAT job on the color in your video!!!
I own the uperfect 16” 120hz with a 19:10 aspect ratio. This specific model is perfect for be because i use it with my MacBook and the resolution matches with apples wonky scaling.
HMU if anyone need a specifik model number.
It’s also great with my PS5 for high fps hdr games.
I have a CNBANAN 2.5K Portable Monitor, 16" Gaming Monitor 2520x1680 QHD which I replaced it with that same INNOCN 1080p OLED monitor since I sleep with the monitor on but that IPS monitor is too bright and I resolve the 20 percent brightness on the INNOCN you have to go to settings push the brightness manually which I am in a dark room I put it in 60 percent. The other one is nice and bright but it has a weird ratio of 15:10 which is good for reading websites but terrible for watching videos since the black bars are very present. Its very bright and when I wake up its when some displays a white screen since this a IPS screen calibrated to a cooler temperature so white is very bright but the colors are very accurate. It has a nice contrast for being IPS with no light bleeds. I just tested the CNBANAN its DP3 even though I like the colors of INNOCN OLED and my iMac screen better
this is the second reviewer that says the USB power and data connection forces the Innocn to 20% brightness. It does drop it down to 20% brightness that is true but you can then just go back into the display setting and raise the brightness right back up.
It would have really helped to see them all side by side.
500+ for portable monitor... could have just gotten an ipad and use SideCar
@@one-xj9jnsidecar is unreliable as hell in my experience. These can be found for cheaper depending on the iPad too
Thanks. I am not steep in the technology, and I found your video very helpful, especially regarding color spaces.
There are hundreds of reasons why I would want a portable monitor and none of those are using two monitors at a coffee shop lol
If the coffee shop had one waiting for you to connect to, on the table, would you use it?
@@SportsIncorporated i would never take my personal hardware to a coffee shop and connect to there free wifi ...
I meant a (2nd) monitor already sitting at a table in the coffee shop.@@danieljoyce4844
I have one of the U Perfect 1440P displays that I bought to dock my Steam deck while traveling. Also use it a second display on my desktop while at home. Works great for my use case
Very useful video. (But I had to watched it on 1.5x speed because you speak like a Zen Master 😌🙃)
Nah, listen to him at 1x and meditate!
I had to listen at .75 speed just because
@@rockettbuggey5990I tried “yooouuu aaaabsooluuutly looove” )
2x for me, but would choose 3x if it was an option
1.25x
you sound so chill :)
Ty for making this, helped big time.
Thanks for the video. I was given an MNN monitor 15.6. Do you have any videos on using your MAC for post editing but to only have the image being edited on the external monitor?
4:04 Did the monitor actually Break on him? LMAO
I really like your calming way to talk and your reviews seems really helpful and professional executed ^_^
I decided for the innocn because of Color vibrancy and perfect dark while playing smups or other retro games 🥰
what about the text sharpness. Do you feel blurry fonts in any of these displays.? Is UI Scaling smooth on these displays with macos?
Great Review Brfother. KYY and Uperfect menu looks like the same ZSUS OEM product 😀😀
Brilliant reviews, kudos and look forward to following your channel 🌟
Price?
I saw one (which is how I got here) that looks a lot like the 1080p Innocn, by LC-Power in Germany, but it's more like the 4K-version, battery and all, and also in the 600-700 USD range. - I would bet that it comes from the same factory as the Innocn, though, because it seems to have the same design, same shape, same stand, same font as the 1080p-version, but a different name. (Perhaps it's through the same company?) And it's described to be a Samsung-panel on its website. - Also, I saw one short written review on the Uperfect, and it said that they had black lines within a year, but despite the warranty claiming up to 5 years, they wouldn't honor it. So probably be extra careful with it. - But I really want to try the LC-Power, which seems to be superb, but the price is quite high for my budget. Still, it has a lot of applications it could switch between, like a second monitor, a control-panel, an art-tablet, just a replacement for a tablet or laptop in general, or a monitor for something like a console such as a Steam Deck. - 4K might be a bit overkill for the size, but why not at that point. I do want to use it like a "photo perspective checker", like a different perspective from my large monitor, which can be deceiving having such a big image at arm's length, and seeing what it would look like a bit smaller and in a narrower frame. - But of course it can just be a great panel on the side for anything, or again to attach to a mobile device. - Yes, I'm kind of excited about it for some reason. Just geeking out. XD
Thing about LCDs, however... While they might be solid for most static stuff, anything in motion like video and games and the like... LCD just doesn't cut it anymore. It's too slow, especially at 60Hz, but also just the pixel-latency. It's fine, but once you see it, it's done. - Then there's the contrast-issue or at least the blacks. I just got an IPS-panel by LG last year that cost me like 1300 USD or something (sorry, I live in Euro-land), but then my dad got an LG G3... which I helped him choose, but had to help him mount and set up. I was reluctant to do so, because I thought I'd basically get red-pilled by seeing and really getting to know an OLED-panel... Well, I was right, I already want to replace my LG IPS within about a year. Not that it's bad, it's a great LCD-monitor, 38" curved ultrawide 1600p, 10bit, high contrast, blindingly bright, HDR-capable, up to 160Hz... But that backlight-bleed is kinda disgusting. And I can pretend there's black, but there isn't. - Now considering an LG Flex of all things.
Sure, it's a different case for a side-panel as more of a tool, but if you also want the image to be... say, more fantastic than great, it will have to be OLED today. - This was probably the last LCD-panel I'll spend money on.
Sorry for the review, just my thoughts. 😄 Oh, and thanks for the DPI-P3 checker suggestion, I don't have any measuring-equipment, so it's interesting to try.
I want a 4K Oled touchscreen portable monitor but I can't find one. It's like they don't make them
colors are really fantastic 05:10 🇺🇦 Thank you!
Thank you, Johnny, for a very good overview! Also, guys you should use a proper stand for a portable monitor 😎
I like to sit at any given Starbucks to kick back and do my thang. And I just don't have enough room! Try and convince me this panel is for me. I can be SUPER picky!
Thanks for the video! I just ordered innocn 1080 for $249.00 cant wait to get it! It looks nice!
Great choice!
How did it go?
@@Tunis7444 I love it!
Great review Johnny, love your style
AMAZING VIDEO! Well done .. I’m looking at some brands using Samsung oled 15.6 4K touch monitors now and the more expensive ones using oled or ips have 120hz or 144hz at 2K or 4K res, but can the MacBooks since 60hz native their displays able to push 120hz or 144hz on one of these ? And also if using an iPad Pro 12.9 2020(A12Z bionic processor) last year before M-CHIPS were used, can the iPad Pro since 120hz utilize a 60hz monitor like these and or can it push 120hz to a portable monitor with that native refresh? Thanks.
I been dreaming of a 15-17” iPad Pro for years
Thanks for this. Will use your affiliate link if I get the UPerfect.
Thanks for the report!
What are your thoughts on the Sotsu Display and the Espresso Display?
So the graininess is a poor quality touch matrix layer, which doesn't match the screen. This allows the pen to work, but I had the same issue with a Lenovo laptop (brand new) and they don't call it a manufacturing defect, it's just how it is. Samsung OLED doesn't have this problem, and the first OLED laptops like Lenovo X1 gen 2 don't have the problem.
I love all the details provided especially in the description with the link but I wish you would have also listed the Input Delay 😅
Great video. But don't get so hung up on the Apple world that you are down a rabbit hole. I have a cheap portable monitor and a Macbook pro. It was absolutely easy, using the monitor's default profile to make the tiny adjustments so it matched the Mac. In the case of my Vision Owl monitor it needed only a 5 % boost to saturation and it was perfect. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Good review. Smooth soothing voice. Please don't mention "retina display" as it's just made-up lingo from a PR/advertising team at Apple.
4:42 I don't think it's suppose to fold that way.
it looks like it should fold in the other direction.
Could u try and let us know this one : ViewSonic VX1655-4K-OLED 15.6" 4K Portable Monitor ? Very curious how it compares…
Is the UPerfect with touchscreen?
Like the information given, Thank You
Great thanks.
I know Amazon hates when you order, returning everything is crazy. The Amazon used Bins is crazy
wonderful product
So the white graininess is from the touch panel over the oled
any 17 inch OLED screen for me is good for look it
many of these monitors cant display HDR using usb C, do you know if that was the case for these monitors :)?
I ordered the uperfect A17 4k display of 15,6" the other day. Got it with 3 years of warranty and $40 discount so a total of 279 dollars for a 4k display. Gonna be great to accompany my 14" M1 macbook pro
hey, i"ve seen lot of bad reviews that this stops working after a month, how's your experience with it after a year?
@@Universe_Energy quite frankly, I haven't used it at all. They did give me three years of warranty though so I'm not super worried. I'm guessing that you need to handle it carefully and if you take it with you make sure the bottom of your backpack is padded. A lot of tech breaks from just putting your backpack on the ground of an unpadded backpack
Why not to make folding monitors for travelers?
I just bought a $180 15.6" Portable Monitor (IPS HDR 19201080 FHD) with built-in speakers a 75x75 VESA mount, but I don't have a USB-C computer! What's the simplest way to extend my laptop screen to connect to this? I imagine I need a USB-A to USB-C converter?
nah, a cant transmit video i think
Thank you for comparison. It was helpful. My MBP display died and Im looking for a way to work on it with external display. Btw it feels kinda weird that Im contemplating buying one monitor to continue editing work - as I am now editing on 10” ipad display, yet guys on youtube buy 4 at same time - thinking why Im not there yet - but will push through eventually.
Buy them for a review. Claim tax deduction for review business. Sell once used for review, to other self-owned company, at a great (75%) discount. Just paid 25% for each. Tax deductible is more than 25%, which in the end brings us a profit.
What about motion blur in games? Whot is the best?
what about the stand?
why 1080p 24" doesn't exist in oled?
Hello. I need your help please. How can I flip a portable monitor?
Only if the device that your using allows you to change the screen orientation. I use my innocn Oled monitor vertical and I just change it in the settings of my Samsung ultra thin laptop and I love it! Hope this helps you.
Try the MSI pro mp 161 monitor
Thank you for sharing, it was better to put the same video clip on all the four monitors for the differences to be comparable side by side. cheers.
What’s 60 hz like at 4K? I am used to 100Hz at 2k and worried it will feel sluggish. Anything below 100hz at 2k is very noticeable to me.
not too bad, but I will be reviewing another UPerfect display that's 18" and 120hz, so stay tuned for that.
I like Uperfect
Can these be mounted In car
good video
so UPERFECT 4K 17.3 what model number was that one and how long battery last ?
You can buy it here! www.uperfectmonitor.com/products/desktop-monitor?sca_ref=3688809.qCYG1uqKM8
@@JohnnyMcPro First off, great straight to the point review! 👍👍And i was immediately sold. (which i did purchase it this morning)
I wanted to ask you, How did you find out that the Uperfect 17" has P3 color? I noticed the initial link from when you posted the video is different than the one in this comment post. For both listings of the Uperfect 17" 4k, i could not find support for "P3" color anywhere.
Did you use the website you mentioned with images to check if your monitor has P3?
or
is it listed on the box or in settings in the monitor?
i emailed Uperfect and still waiting for their reply.
i would really love the P3 (but i noticed they have made like 3 types of 17" 4k monitors.
thanks for any help!! 😁
I want to love the KYY monitor but I just can't get the colors right. The red and yellow is driving my crazy
yes, my experience was the same - terrible colors on my sample...
I have one but hate the menus too fast they need to display the meter on the screen
I love playing with the setting so I'll go back tv again or try 4 k monitor they getting cheap. It's most fir my go pro 10 . The ois not is amazing even walking around
How is the hdr performance on these monitors?
Those innocn monitors have done no wrong
They are definitely amazing for the money!
Thank you!
At that price I expect a good display.
Understandable you like it, but that is sooo expensive.
I'd be interested in budget displays in that category up to/around 200$...
Honestly, for the money you cannot go wrong with the INNOCN 15.6 1080p, or even the 13" version. They are actually beyond P3 color and for the money cannot be beat! The 15" version is on sale now for $200.
@@JohnnyMcPro I agree. I own the 15" OLED model and I am very happy with it. I have no issues going to full brightness with an M1 Mac Mini, 12.9" M1 iPad Pro or Dell Laptop with a single USB-C cable.
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The sound quality is fantastic. I'm sure the rode wireless go II alone isn't giving that crisp sound. Are you in an acoustically treated space?
Thanks! I do some processing on my voice audio using Adobe Audition. I might do a video on that soon to show you all the steps.
@@JohnnyMcPro can an android phone be connected to the Uperfect?
Does the UPerfect have AMD FreeSync? Amazon description says it does but UPerfects site does not mention it
oh, interesting, I will give that a try!
@@JohnnyMcPro it’s mostly a software that works by matching the framerate of your device to the framerate of your monitor, and in return, eliminating the problem of “screen tearing” caused by the framerate of your device jumping around a lot (mostly with very GPU demanding games) Sounds confusing but it’s mostly a feature to allow for a smoother gaming experience for things like Xbox and PlayStation. Let me know if you can activate it or tell a difference! Thanks
@@xKINGxRCCx did you try uperfect ? Verdict ? I also looking to buy it
@@arturs7761 yes the UPerfect 17’3 inch 4K monitor has AMD Freesync. You just have to enable it in the settings. I contacted UPerfect and they confirmed it for me.
I've purchased multiple portable monitors in the past and had lots of issues with stuck or dead pixels. Has anyone experienced this before?
Just curious, do you feel like 1080p is a bit low in terms of resolution compared to the MBP?
yeah, sponsored video, with affiliated brands ) well done )))
Actually no, I purchased all of these with my own money! 🤣- which is probably a bad sign of screen addiction :-)
thanks a lot verry profesional
1.25x is his normal speed lmaoo
Glossy Screens are terrible for day time working...
good video
Man Amazon's going to love you for that lol yeah the problem with these Chinese brands though is sometimes they'll change actual stuff in their product and not tell you and so you have to be careful but there is some good Chinese brands. And the OLED what you're talking about it's really designed for like USB type-c with a phone or or something that then the tablet it's basically turns into a tablet to a point
Good info but useless for me since they all 60hz
Hey you still using the innocn oled monitor, if not you can giveaway to me. I stay in the US.
I have the Virzen OLED 4K monitor. A few things.. in order to enable OLED, HDR mode must be turned on. Turned off, the panel suffers from awful backlight bleed and the blacks are too bright. However, with HDR turned off, the color profile can be calibrated perfectly to the MacBook Pro. HDR turned on, the color profile is awful. I can’t calibrate the white to look true white. It either looks blue/white or red/white which really bothers me. I’m hoping the uPerfect 4K OLED doesn’t suffer from the same issues.
Sorry to have to tell you this, but if you can see light bleed it’s not an OLED screen. OLED screens have individually lit pixels, meaning there’s no backlight and therefore there can’t be any light bleed. On OLED screens blacks appear truly black, because those black pixels are literally turned off and emit no light. OLED is not something that can be “enabled” or “disabled”.
Is that common?
Go to starbucks and work for several hours?
Im from norway,, it is not a common thing to do here.
Here in the USA is it very common to go a local coffeeshop and work.
They all have that Matte look though, is there a glossy one thats better for wathcing sports etc.
The INNOCN OLED models are glossy
Check out the “Espresso” monitors.
Do people really "work" (their regular job) at starbucks?
Is oled 1080p or 4k ips better for watching TV? I work once in a while while travelling
I would probably just opt for the OLED 1080p one for traveling. It's lighter, and the colors are spot on.
FFS can't one of these companies make a 200 dollar 1000 nits do-it-all camera monitor/extra monitor, pseudo tablet?!?
Thank you for being #StandWithUkraine
why aren't portable monitors made by known brands
yea ikr? i found that strange too..
sooo many portable monitors from unknown brands. I did see one from ACER which is known, but so many obscure names out there that gets me hesitant..
@@heyjeySigma they're actually surprisingly highly well built... But yeah weird
All of the known monitor brands have portable monitors. I wished this review had included some of them to compare them to these cheap ones.
@@stevealexander7772 really? like which ones? I don't see them
@@frblaze2 I just ordered a new ViewSonic. ASUS and Dell both have portables. Basically, all of the monitor manufacturers have them.
Mine is ARZOPA 15.6" IPS HDR 144hz with 2usb-c + hdmi mini for just $130 😁👌
I got my 15.6" monitor for only $114 after tax including the price for overnight shipping😁
Why not just buy a tablet instead of a portable monitor?
Cos portable monitors are flicker free whereas tablets are not
Cos some people like to use multiple displays especially for creating.
The problem with cheap Chinese brand equipment is the fact that reliability is very hit and miss and a lot of it might last six months or a year but most of it does stop working whereas more reputable brands like LG, ASUS etc...work for years and years and a lot of it can last a decade. I've had a lot of Chinese brand things from Amazon and nearly all of it lasted no more than a year with much of it stopping working within months, some of it stopping working with weeks. Italian, German, American, British etc...companies who have manufacturing plants in China have FAR better quality control and as such better reliability than Chinese brands who also manufacture in their home country. Chinese standards for quality are low but non Chinese manufacturers like Samsung, LG, ASUS etc...they manage to keep manufacturing quality high and use higher quality parts inside the equipment. Chinese manufacturers use the cheapest piece of crap parts inside their items and that aded to the much lower manufacturing quality control is why Chinese brands are in my opinion just not worth buying.
Can you advice some more reliable brand monitor?
@@Andrew-7324 Try LG or Asus they're both excellent brands.
Do you have an opinion on the Espresso Display (espres.so)?
Thank you for video, and also thank you for support Ukraine! Glory to heroes!
Is this Stephan Bandera?
nice review but extremely tacky and unprofessional that u buy 4 displays than return what u don't want . no wonder retail prices increase.
Thanks for supporting ukraine
I have the MacBook 16” thanks for the vid
You support arming and funding Nazi terrorists with taxpayer dollars that could help the homeless and hungry in America? Maybe you need to do more research on what’s actually been happening in Ukraine for the past decade instead of looking at monitor videos. If you’re getting your information primarily from US mass media, you are not informed, you are indoctrinated. Think of every war they ever sold you, then remember they were lying to you then too.
America isn’t the white hats… We are the terrorists.
Dah ! Go back to what matters. Price.
You are need AR glasses. )