UPERFECT GR16HQ OLED Gaming Portable Monitor Reviewed by Tech Enthusiast

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UPERFECT GR16HQ Portable OLED Monitor

Speaking of the displays, this video is sponsored by UPERFECT. They sent over the UPERFECT GR16HQ. It's a 16-inch portable OLED monitor, first one I've ever used, and I figured, It'd be kind of a gimmick, turns out it is not.

Design and Build Quality

First thing you notice is how thin it is, like a quarter inch, weighs less than most tablets, and it's aluminum, so it doesn't feel flimsy at all. It just disappears in a bag, half the time I forget it's there.

OLED Display Quality

But the actual reason to get this one over something cheaper is the screen. It's OLED, so every pixel lights itself up, which means when something's supposed to be black, that pixel just turns off. You get real blacks, not that washed out gray, you get on normal screens.

Put a dark scene on this thing and you can't tell where the screen ends and the bezel starts. It's kind of wild the first time you see it.

Resolution, Color Accuracy and Refresh Rate

It's 3K2, so on a sixteen-inch screen, everything's super sharp and the colors are that accurate. If you edit photos or video, that's a big deal. If you don't, it just looks really good, and it's 120 Hz which I did not expect on a portable monitor, most of them cap out at 60.

Gaming and Console Support

So this isn't just a work screen hookup, a console or a Steam deck and it totally holds. Even scrolling feels smoother.

Connectivity and Easy Setup

Setup is stupid easy. One USB-C cable does power and video, so there's nothing extra to carry. There's mini HDMI on there too, so laptop, phone, Switch, PS5, whatever, no drivers, no software, plug it in and it's on.

16:10 Aspect Ratio

Oh, and it's 16 by 10 instead of 16 by 9, so you get some extra height. Sounds like nothing, but you scroll way less when you're reading or writing code. Took me a few days to notice and now a normal screen feels cramped.

VESA Mounting and Built-in Speakers

There's Visa mounting on the back if you want it on an arm and speakers built in that are fine for watching something real quick.

Final Thoughts

Bottom line, if you work off a laptop and you've ever wanted a second screen with you, this just handles it.