UPERFECT UD14BQ Designer Monitor Reviewed by Osibro

Hello everyone, how are you? How's it going? Look, today I've got a new review video for you. The team at UPERFECT sent me a new product to test out. The brand might not sound familiar because they mainly specialize in monitors, and this is the first tablet they've launched, so I'm really excited they reached out for me to be one of the first people to try it.

I'm gonna unbox the product live with you and test it out. As always, I'll give you my honest opinion, so don't miss this video. We've already opened the main box. Here are the product specifications, and by the way, the technical name of the tablet is UPERFECT UD14BQ.

Product Brief

I don't know if that will be the final market name, but maybe they could rethink such a technical name. Now we're gonna take a look at the tablet. Notice that it comes. In a little wrapper. It's a relatively small tablet.

It's 14 inches. I think it's designed to be taken with us if we want to travel. If we move around or change our setup often, it could be useful. Also, if we don't have much space where we are working, it's also well suited for students.

Design, Display, and Stand

Screen Texture and Working Experience

For students, I think the texture evokes matte paper a bit. It doesn't have too much glare. the monitor seems quite interesting so far, plus it has these on the back.

There they are, two little legs that give us a certain tilt for when we are working, which helps a lot. It's not an excessive tilt. You might have to lean over the canvas a bit too much to keep it straight.

Built-In Stand

I like to work a bit more upright. In this case we only have one position, but well, it's built into the tablet itself. You wouldn't have to buy an external device, and surely by placing something under the legs we can raise it a little more.

We have the instructions here simple, basic. It doesn't look too complex. Let's look through them.

Cables and Connectivity

Included Cables and Power Adapter

We also have the cable, it's mini-USB. It's a mini-USB, which is something we have to keep in mind. Here we have a second slightly thicker cable.

I assume this is for power and the other one is for video. It has an adapter, a plug head, let's say, that connects to the power. Well, it's a type of connector I've seen in some countries.

It's not the one we have here in Europe, for example, for example. However, I have an adapter here that should work if I set it up like this.

With this, we could adapt it and have the European version. I understand that in every country where you buy it, you will receive the power connector that you actually need. Here we have a cable even thicker than the previous ones.

Classic USB, mini-USB, and this I assume, must be HDMI. And its a plus because in the end, not all computers have the same input, and this way we ensure it works for almost all users. We have a fairly standard cleaning cloth; it doesn't have the brand logo on it either.

The EMR Pen and Drawing Experience

First Look at the Stylus

And now let's move on to the point that I consider key to this tablet. Here we have the pen. Look, it's quite good.

It's quite solid. The materials seem good. It has EMR technology which greatly improves the stroke. It's, let's say a pen in theory of a higher category. The tablet is made mainly of hard plastic. It actually looks like quality.

Connecting the Tablet

The screen, mind you, looks good. Let's go test it right away. Look at the back. We have the connection. We have too many USB ports here. In my case, I'm gonna try connecting it with the HDMI.

Notice that it has this safety stop here, so I'm gonna connect one of them here for the video output, and I'm gonna place the other, which would be the power one, and the other output in the other output. And with this, we should have enough to start working. It has been simple to install the branch's drivers from the website with the provided link, and let's see a bit what options we have.

Driver Setup and Pen Configuration

Display and Screen Ratio Settings

Look, as it comes by default, it doesn't adjust completely. Look at where I have the cursor and where the arrow is, and it's because it has a resolution of 2560 by 1600. It's a little bit higher, especially compared to other monitors.

What we have to do first is change from full area to screen ratio, so that in this case it adjusts and look at how the cursor now goes where it should. And here we have the pin options. In this case, it has 2 side buttons which would be the equivalent of the right click, and the scroll wheel click or the 3rd mouse button.

Pressure Sensitivity and Windows Ink

We also have the option to activate Windows Inc. Here we can add or change the sensitivity. It's very good because we can adjust both soft strokes and hard strokes, as well as everything in between.

It's like a fairly precise curve, and here we can go about doing accuracy tests. Look, if I press lightly, if I press hard, for the moment a priori, it is well configured. Here in settings, we can, for example, change the language, which is something fundamental, activate automatic driver updates to always have the latest software version.

Drawing Performance and Pen Testing

Initial Pen Test

Let's do the first test with the pen. In principle, it's already detecting pressure now that I've activated size-based pressure control. The first test is very satisfying.

In fact, I like the feel, even the texture of the screen itself, which reminds me a bit of paper. It's working with zero lag. Now we'll do some slightly more technical tests, but that electromagnetic resonance or EMR system is giving The tablet a very professional touch so far.

Pressure Levels and Laminated Display

Obviously, the 16,000 pressure levels this pen has are also noticeable, and all of that adds up. I like it a lot, a lot. The laminated screen helps ensure there isn't much distance between where we place the cursor and where we see the stroke appear.

Very positive assessment of the tablet pen so far. I'm really liking it before moving on to a slightly more demanding test. Let's see now how it behaves in 3D sculpting software, like in this case Redbrush.

3D Sculpting and Professional Use

Testing the Tablet in Redbrush

This software is very special, and the artists who work with it seek practically zero latency and the fastest refresh rate possible. Meaning no delay when working. It responds very quickly.

I won't go into technical parameters, obviously, but look at how well it's working. I'm going to change brushes. Remember that this type of tablet always needs a computer to work with, and I'm using the keyboard of the laptop I'm connected to in order to apply shortcuts.

Workspace and Pen Performance

How interesting and really how good it feels and how well it works. For this program, which has a lot of interface, the workspace feels a little small, but the sensation is extremely professional. This M5 is very good.

I understand that's the model of this pen I'm using. The UPERFECT UD14BQ is a 14-inch portable graphics monitor. Its main appeal is bringing together a resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels, approximately 2.5K in a 1610 format.

Technical Specifications

Display and Panel Specifications

A panel with QLED technology, a laminated screen, and the EMR pen in a compact device. The screen offers a refresh rate of 60 hertz. An advertised brightness of 210 knits and a contrast of 1,001.

Overall Hardware Package

Now after exhaustive testing, the moment for the final assessment has arrived. Regarding the things I highlight about this product, without a doubt is the quality of the finish. For example, the tablet monitor displays colors super sharply.

Final Assessment of the UPERFECT UD14BQQ

Display Quality and Color Accuracy

QLED technology helps us see a very accurate color range. One of the things I like most is the stylus. Those 16,000 pressure levels and MR technology bring this component close to the best brands on the market.

So great job by the Perfect team since it's their first time launching a device with these features. I also like that it's compact, practically bezelis and has a paper-like texture that makes drawing on it a delight, a delight. I especially like that it still has various connectivity options like the classic USB, mini USB, or HDMI, so more users, especially those with older peripherals, can use it.

Drivers and Connectivity

The drivers also seem simple to me. They're easy to configure and work on the first try upon installation, as was the case for me on Windows, as was the case for me on Windows. Among the things I didn't like, one of them is really the name UPERFECT UD14BQ.

I even have trouble remembering it sometimes. Notice how the competition is using names like Artist Pro, Canvas, or back in the day, mystique names that sound much better are easy to remember, and are even associated with the art world and are even associated with the art world. I think a little rebranding would do this product a lot of good.

Stand and Ergonomic Considerations

I'm sure the guys at UPERFECT will take that into account. Something else I didn't like too much is that the stand it has to prop up the tablet is limiting. I would like it to lift at least a bit more, so the stand is more vertical, which would also be better ergonomically for your back, Although the product is very complete and comes with everything you need to start working, I missed having one of those gloves that partially covers your hand for drawing without constantly getting sweat on the screen, and that is something easily added to the product.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I will say that it is a very good product that surprised me a lot. It's hard to believe this is the first time the UPERFECT brand has launched a tablet for artists because they have really achieved some very interesting results. It competes directly with the best on the market, so if you are looking for a 14-inch tablet monitor that is portable, small and compact, this is a very good option that you certainly won't regret, that you certainly won't regret.