UPERFECT 18" QLED Touchscreen Portable Monitor, 2K 2560×1600 QHD 144Hz, 500 Nits, 100% DCI-P3, FreeSync HDR, Slim Frameless Laptop Display w/VESA & 180° Adjustable Stand, Second Screen for PC Phone

I was wanting a 2nd (smaller) monitor for a while now to multitask, and decided to try out a portable monitor. I don't regret it at all! I can write a whole essay about it, but I'll stick to the main points:• It's lightweight - perfect for taking on-the-go and traveling• Very easy to set up - just hook up the power cord and then use an hdmi or usb-c cable to connect to phone, computer, or console• Not touchscreen, but the screen can be rotated to be vertical - granted, I haven't tried it out much myself yet• Much sharper than my original 1080p monitor – I know the picture won't do it justice, but in reality, the difference in sharpness is very visible between the 2 monitors• No lagging between screens or any hiccups that I've come across yet• Great for a budget - saves you from having a giant hole in your wallet just to have a nice monitorOverall, a great monitor and definitely worth considering!

The media could not be loaded. I am a perm WFH and use this monitor for when I am away from my at-home setup. I have multiple monitors at home so I am use to a lot of desktop space. This monitor is great, but you just need to be aware of the size. I also have the 15.6inch from this same company. I compare everything against my 5.11 backpacks as that is what I pack everything into. The 18inch fits nicely in the Rush24 but sticks out some with the Rush12 and the Moab10. This has been fine for short trips. The 15.6 fits fine into all three backpacks. With that said, I have found myself reaching for the 18inch and my Moab10 and just packing everything into that. It seems to fit fairly nice and secure even with it sticking out slightly. It has become my go-to grab-and-go when heading out for short trips. I am able to fit my extra keyboard, mouse, monitor and laptop in the Moab10 when I was heading to the library for a change of scenery (or when my internet goes out). As long as you have the space for carrying this around, you can't go wrong.With regards to setup, this works great with my Surface Laptop 3 and 4. The power from the USB-C is sufficient so the extra power cable is not required. I find this to be extremely appealing and super simple for setup. I also recently ordered the Surface dock as I would like to have use of both monitors. (FYI, Surface Laptop only comes with 1 USB-C port).The monitor is 2k so it is clear and has really good resolution. I found it to be a great compliment to my work laptop (which is only a 13inch). Being a Software Engineer, the extra desktop space is a must. I have had several multi-hour runs with it recently because our internet kept going out. I found myself constantly moving my windows over to the 18inch and working from that screen and only keeping email and chat on my laptop monitor.If you are in the market and have the space for carrying this around then the 18inch is the way to go. If you are limited on space then you might consider the 15.6inch version but again, you can really see the difference between 15.6 and 18inch with regards to how much you can fit on your screen. In all honesty, you really can't go wrong either way as the company is wonderful and stands by their products.

I have to say, this is hands down the best bang-for-your-buck portable monitor.It’s big enough, runs at 144Hz, and comes loaded with features — two USB-C ports, a Mini HDMI, a Micro-B USB for peripherals, and VESA mounting that only needs two screws (which is more than enough considering how lightweight it is).The picture quality is very good, and the built-in stand is solid. Honestly, it’s the cat’s meow when it comes to portable monitors.I’ll definitely be buying another — and trying out some of their higher-end products too.

This display is so clear. 16 inches is a great size, and the monitor is thin and portable. The only flaw for me is that the usbc connection to a computer is only on one side. They say the other one is unstable, or something, and should be used for devices like a mouse. That makes it a little less flexible to use, but not a deal breaker. the other thing is that I wish it were easier to use in portrait mode. I ended up buying a stand, which works out okay, and better than turning the magnetic case vertical. Oh, and the magnet is not very strong, so be aware of how well it is holding when you set it up.

Finding an 18" portable monitor isn't easy—most models max out around 16", which can feel cramped for serious multitasking or media consumption. That’s why the K118 stood out to me immediately. Its generous 18-inch display offers exactly the extra screen real estate I needed without sacrificing portability.- Slim bezel design: The compact bezel keeps the footprint sleek without compromising the screen size. Visually appealing and space-efficient.- 2K resolution + high refresh rate: Crisp visuals and smooth motion make it ideal for gaming, video editing, or just general use. It’s a rare combo in portable monitors at this size.- Super lightweight and ultra-thin: Despite the larger screen, it’s incredibly easy to carry around. It fits comfortably into a laptop bag without the bulk.- 4-point VESA mounting: A true standout—many portable monitors skimp on this with only two points or none at all. I needed all four to securely mount it onto my speaker stand, which has a pole with an arm. This setup worked flawlessly and gave me the stability I was hoping for.- Dual USB-C cable setup: My X870 motherboard’s USB-C port with DP alt mode wasn’t enough to power the K118 display on its own, but connecting two cables did the trick. I reached out to customer support with questions, and they responded promptly and clearly—eager to help and get me up and running without delay.The K118 hits a sweet spot for power users looking for a larger portable display. Between the solid build, display performance, and thoughtful mounting options, it’s a rare find that checked all my boxes.