Blake PattersonI have just added a Uperfect Portable 18-inch monitor ( aka Ugame K118 / M180J03 ) to my Mac Studio as a second display. It's 2560x1600 and is powered by one USB-C port and receives input via another USB-C input ( Thunderbolt 3/4, USB 3.1 ) or mini HDMI. It's one of those super light, portable units with an iPad-like magnetic case-wrap that's meant to tote along with your laptop to serve as a second screen on the go.
I connect it, it appears, it works. But...
When the system sleeps the displays and then wakes (the Studio itself never sleeps), this second display does not reappear. I can power cycle it and it will not appear to the Mac. On a hard power cycle, the screen comes alive and reports NO SIGNAL on the display screen, while connected to the Mac Studio as it has always been. Only when I disconnect the USB-C data cable and reconnect does it reappear to the Mac.
Obviously I can't run like this. I don't see any setting on the display's onboard menu that talks about settings around this. There is a ECO setting, but it's not to do with sleep; it has options like: standard, game, text, movie, etc.
Anyone have any ideas regarding how to get around this? Thanks.
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UPERFECT K118 Portable Monitor Review by Techful Goodies
Introduction This is Carl from Techful Goodies, and today, we’re checking out a portable monitor by UPERFECT. I wanted to bring this monitor to you because it’s an 18-inch display, which is a little larger than your standard portable monitor. Plus, it’s a 2K monitor with a resolution of 2560 by 1600 — a nice upgrade from the usual full HD 1080p that you typically get with cheaper options. It's not quite 4K, but it's a solid step up! Unboxing the Monitor Let's go ahead and pull it out, test it, and see how it works. In the box, we have the monitor, a series of cables (which is pretty standard but always nice), a power brick, and the user manual. Now, the power brick is important if you're using HDMI because HDMI alone can’t supply enough power to the monitor. You’ll need a separate power source, which I'll show you in a bit. If you're using just USB-C, though, one cable is all you need! Included Accessories You get a USB-C wall plug for powering the monitor when using HDMI, a standard HDMI to a mini HDMI cable (I always mix up mini and micro HDMI), and two full-featured USB-C cables. Full-featured means they can pass both data and video signals. Make sure your laptop supports video-out through USB-C — look for a lightning symbol or a
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