UPERFECT

UColor O2

UPERFECT UColor O2

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Sentiment score70% positive
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Last updated: Sep 14, 2026

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8 months ago

I have the 16” Uperfect O2. I know it can be hit or miss with them and ymmv but I’m really loving the monitor so I have to share. 😊

7 months ago

I am loving my little 16” Uperfect O2

5 months ago

Uperfect O2 matches my MBP screen quite nicely!

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6 months ago

Best portable monitor I've tested: https://www.reddit.com/r/SamsungDex/comments/1hswn9w/uperfect_3k_o2_oled_monitor_review/ Really liked the Sotsu 14" as well https://www.reddit.com/r/SamsungDex/comments/1irtede/sotsu_flipaction_14_go_and_touch_reviews/ currently testing a wireless miracast uperfect, hopefully review will go up today if reddit stops being stupid

6 months ago

I have pretty much ALL uperfect monitors I'd be awfully tempted to just grab their 15.6" lapdock, tbh unless yiu don't need a keyboard.... Their next best monitor is the 16" o2 oled panel. Just gorgeous If yiu want slightly larger, they've got a 21" 4k monitor, and they've got a nice folding vesa stand for it Ive got roughly 35 or 40 of these things, so if you can dial in specs, I can make better recommendations I also REALLY like the sotsu 14", but that might be small, even tho its awesome

6 months ago

I would grab the 02 oled then Its by far their best monitor that I've seen in person Its only 16" tho

6 months ago

I like the oled a lot better than the qled Yes, qled has a bit better resolution, 2160p vs 1800p, but the oled just looks way better to my eyes Like, to put it into perspective, the oled is a permanent/daily use with my docked surface pro desk setup. The qled i used for a month, then put it back in the box Both are nice tho

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6 months ago

I have Uperfect 2.8k 16'' OLED 120hz Bright, colorful and gets the job done (terminal, docs, messaging apps) Banding is awful, but dark theme (pure black backgrounds) gets the job done pretty well.

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11 months ago

I use a 16 inch Uperfect OLED for work and it's pretty solid. I bought it to replace a cheap no name monitor from Amazon. Uperfect sells their monitors open box and refurbished on eBay for very reasonable prices.

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7 months ago

Don't know about others but I'm using the uperfect ucolour oled 3k 120hz screen, been using is pretty full on for about 6months and whilst taking it with me in my travel setup, been absolutely solid so far and no complaints

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9 months ago

Thanks! That one I actually got on aliexpress last year during black friday, it's the uperfect o2, you can also just search "oled 3k 120hz" they are all the same panel sold under different brands like uperfect or EVICIV with 2 variants touch and non touch, but it looks like the same listing is no longer available, other listings are around $250-270 now, gotta see how many cashback and coupons you can stack on the next aliexpress sales haha

9 months ago

yeah the HDR is not great on this monitor, I don't think they've calibrated it at all so color and luminance tracking are just awful haha, i keep mine in SDR only

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