UPERFECT specializes in portable display technology, offering high-resolution 4K, touchscreen, and high-refresh-rate gaming monitors for laptops, consoles, and mobile devices.
UPERFECT is a leading innovator in portable display solutions, designing screens that enhance productivity and entertainment for digital nomads, gamers, and professionals. The brand offers a diverse lineup of portable monitors ranging from compact 13.3-inch models to expansive 18-inch displays, featuring specifications such as 4K UHD resolution, OLED panels, and refresh rates up to 144Hz. These monitors are engineered for universal compatibility, connecting seamlessly via USB-C and Mini HDMI to laptops, smartphones, and gaming consoles like the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox.
Focused on mobility and ease of use, UPERFECT products often include integrated kickstands, lightweight aluminum alloy bodies, and plug-and-play functionality. Whether for extending a laptop screen for multitasking or providing a dedicated gaming display on the go, UPERFECT delivers versatile visual solutions compatible with Windows, Mac, and Android ecosystems.
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This is typically caused by insufficient power supply from the connected device. Increasing brightness consumes more power. To resolve this, connect the monitor to an external power source using the original power adapter.
First, ensure your device's USB-C port supports full-featured signals (Thunderbolt 3 or USB 3.1). If not, use the Mini HDMI connection for the signal and a separate USB cable for power. Always try using the original cables provided.
Yes, but the power bank must provide sufficient output (usually at least 18W or 30W depending on the model). A standard 5V/2A power bank may not be enough for high-brightness or high-resolution use.
For the touch function to work, you must connect the USB-C cable (for data) to your device. If using HDMI for video, you still need to connect a USB cable from the monitor to your computer's USB port to transmit touch signals.