ARZOPA - 16.1'' 144Hz Z1FC

I tried a couple of portable monitors and most of them are honestly terrible. Really poor gamut and accuracy. The last one I got was a recommendation from Wire Cutter or somewhere like that and it's decent. Not as good as my high end desktop monitors but reasonably accurate. It was Arzopa 16.1" 144Hz from Amazon. There are some pretty good ones but they are more than double what you're looking to spend. The one I mention is pretty darn decent and less than your price.

I have the same monitor! Literally was doing this the other day. Only if the picture quality on the damn thing was better it would be perfect…

Agree with most things here! Great answer. Have the same portable monitor and it works very well if you want something while traveling. At home I use this as well or just my TV (random Samsung TV 50") I started with just one of my Desktop Monitors, but I would recommend a more portable option like the one above.

Arzopa has some good ones I have the z1fc

I just received my arzopa z1fc for my Switch 2 and it’s pretty cool (purchased for multiplayer gaming in vacation). But, I don’t know how to enable the 120fps refresh rate. When I see the seetings on the monitor, it says it’s on 60hz. I bought a Ugreen cable that should enable the 120fps

I use the Arzopa 16.1" 144hz portable monitor as my daily at home and if I take it to go. Has been great, uses mini-HDMI and 2 x USD-C 3.1. It's been great but I run into an issue relating to power delivery when running at high brightness and high refresh rate but I think it's something relating to my motherboard (BD790i SE) rather than the monitor. Still recommend!

I just did order the arzopa z1fc looks a better bet.

I move mine between my Big Screen TV. (ok, its a mid size these days at 55 in.) My Desktop PC Monitor (a nice ultra wide) With HDR and all the fancy stuff that I really cant tell if its working or not. And recently I have a small 'portable' monitor 15" i picked up for $60 on amazon prime days. The portable monitor is interesting in how it works. I plug the USB C power brick from the Deck into one USB C port on the monitor. I then use a USB C To C "Video" capable Cable from the Deck to the Monitor. I then have the Deck working on the monitor (and charging) Without a Dock at all. Which is really sort of handy when traveling. The Monitor fits in my rather large lunch box. :) The Single Power Supply powers the monitor and Deck. NO DOCK NEEDED. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56 ( I got it on sale for like $80) A slightly smaller one i got on sale a few weeks later. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9XW8RK I am currently using one as a second monitor for my Desktop PC. I am trying to figure out how to mount it to the side of my PC case, or somehow fit it INSIDE the case behind the glass panel. Which would be neat. But I cant get the cables routed. :) Makes me wonder when there will be Video cards with USB C outputs. So, Game Night = Big TV Gaming In the Game Room = PC Monitor. On the Go/Work/Camping = Portable Monitor.

Ito rin pinagpipilian ko before. I bought Arzopa Z1FC, 144Hz. The reason is yung Color gamut or sRGB, 100% si Arzopa, meaning complete color sya unlike sa 72% or lower na washout na yung ibang color. Gusto ko rin yung backstand nya which is very sturdy. No problem naman connecting it to my company laptop (USB C connection only, no need for power adapter), plug and play lang. Compatible din sa Samsung dex. And since complete color sya, na eenjoy ko pag watch ng movie pag dayoff ko. Nabili ko sakin sa tiktok shop, slightly lowered ang price dun around 5,500

Personally having a screen for the ROG ally is great, I used it both for better visual comfort when I'm at home but also on the move by attaching the screen to the back seat, perfect for trips to be able to watch a film or a small gaming session I favored 120hz on the other hand for gaming because at home on my TV it was only 60hz On the other hand, I took this model: https://global.arzopa.com/products/z1fc-16-1-fhd-144hz-portable-monitor 2K and above is not important for this screen size If it helps you in your research, I don't have any feedback on the one you mentioned but the ARZOPA screen is rather reliable :)

Hi, I just bought the Z1FC, which has the same inputs. Just to make sure, you can run a power cord from the wall into the monitor, then another USBC-USBC cord to the deck, and it will charge both the monitor AND Steamdeck using pass through? If this is the case I assume you could run both indefinitely?

Using a 16" Arzopa 144hz monitor. * This device comes with 3 ports, 1x mini HDMI, and 2 USB-C ports. along with the cables for these port (mini-HDMI to HDMI + 1x USB-C to USB-A cable + USB-C to USB-C cable. * You can use a single USB-C cable from your device to the monitor. * If using Mini-HDMI, you will need to connect at least 1 USB to power. If you plan on setting the display to 144hz (or need a stable monitor), you will need to use both USB-C cables and connect each to a power source. * Have not tried with USB-C at 120\~144hz but recommend to connect the 2nd USB-C cable to a power source as well. * Device only comes with a lever-style stand. No option for a VESA mount. * Works well with my Steamdeck either with direct USB-C cable or via mini-HDMI + USB-C for power when docked. * Decent for WFH setup (using this as my 4th monitor) * If for some reason, the monitor boots up but switches to a blank screen, that is an indication of insufficient power and you will need to plug the 2nd USB-C cable to a stable power source.

Mine is a cheap 1080p model (Azorpa A1). It cost me like 76 €. The video is not great, but definitely not terrible (I've seen terrible screens, and this is not one of them). But the build quality... it trumps all portable monitors I've seen. They have a slightly larger model that has much better specs (100% sRGB, and 144Hz), the Arzopa Z1FC. If I had to buy a new one, I'd buy that one. No questions asked.

You'll want one with pass through charging, otherwise you won't be able to keep your deck charged while the monitor is connected via the usb-c port. Also check reviews for complaints about brightness. A lot of random amazon ones are so dim they're unusable in daylight. [RedditRecs](https://redditrecs.com/categories/portable-monitor/) has a list of models ranked by aggregated reviews from reddit. The top arzopa is a good option and has quite a few happy steam deck users.

Fwiw I recently did an [analysis aggregating reviews from reddit](https://redditrecs.com/portablemonitors/?subm_id=1eekvui) and this one (Z1FC) came as 2nd place. 1st place went to a uperfect 2k 120hz (i think the model is c2?) Personally i'd go for the uperfect because its 400 nits and a lot of these portable monitors are not very bright. I bought one random chinese one before without paying attention to the brightness and it was unusable in daylight.

Arzopa z1fc. It's superlight weight, so I used some strong three m3 strips and it's been stable since.

It's superlight weight, so I used some strong three m3 strips and it's been stable since.

I use the Arzopa Z1FC 1080p 144HZ. 16.1 inch display

Kung gusto mo ng smoother display for gaming or just better scrolling experience, [Z1FC](https://s.shopee.ph/8zvatXbarM) na. Kung gusto mo lang ng basic, reliable screen for office, presentations, at okay ka sa 60Hz, ok din si ZenScreen, pero ayon nga lang medyo pricey. Ako personally, Z1FC talaga yong mas sulit since budget friendly siya, magaan din, and yung pinakagusto ko is yong 144Hz na sobrang noticeable talaga.

[www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56?ref\_=ppx\_hzsearch\_conn\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title\_1](http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1) This is one I personally use. It's fantastic. I use it as a second monitor, it's attached with a spring loaded VESA adapter, so if I ever take it on the go I can do so with ease. Great color and image quality, very bright, and for how dirt cheap it is the quality feels premium. Can't recommend this thing enough. Edit: Something to keep in mind, it does not include a power brick, but it does include a USB-C and a mini HDMI cable. I use a 45w USB-C charger block from Anker, works wonders, and they sell a 2 pack for cheap.

I have the B118 model (its like the K118, but with higher max brightness and lower response rate), and it works well for gaming. The 1600p resolution on a larger 18" display looks good. Unless you need the touchscreen or a smaller size monitor, I would go for the K118/B118 model. Btw, if you are going to travel frequently with the PC system, the larger 18" display may be a little more challenging to fit in a backpack. In such situations, you might look at 15.6" or 16" displays instead. Personally I use the B118 as a desktop display (its a 2nd monitor for one of my PCs)... while my travel SFF setup uses a 16" Arzopa 1080p 144Hz portable monitor (fits into my backpack, and the system can maintain higher fps at 1080p too).

Yeah, the display quality and reliability can differ greatly between various models from the different brands. I've ordered really low quality displays from random aliexpress brands which had poor colors too, had to go through some trial and error to get the good ones. Sometimes it's about luck too... just whether you receive a good or bad lemon unit. I'm currently using an Arzopa 16" 1080p 144hz (Z1FC) portable monitor for my travel SFF PC setup and its been working well for the past 6+ months... good vibrant colors and fast response rate for gaming, no issues so far. I also have a Uperfect 18" 2K/1600p 144hz (B118) as a secondary display for my desktop system, and it works well too.

Here is my current SFF Travel PC setup: https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/s/9yDbE2aLBM My SFF Travel PC backpack: https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/s/D3nnA0EcHM I use a 16" Arzopa portable monitor (1080p/144Hz), Royal Kludge RK61 keyboard, and Razor Basilisk x Hyperspeed mouse.

I had the 16.1 inch Full HD 144Hz ARZOPA portable screenand it was excellent, small, lightweight and portable. I likeed it better than my Samsung Oddysey G7 4k 144Hz for $500 tbh

Did a bunch of research bc I also needed a portable monitor. In the end I didn't see myself spending more than 300 bucks on the asus rog so I tried the arzopa 16 inch 1080p 144hz and its pretty good, got myself the arzopa foldable stand, a generic non brand macbook 16 bag and some 180° Mini hdmi and type c adapters and my travel setup was complete.

What I like about it the most is that I just run two cables to my sff pc and the pc ofc only has 1 3m cable going into the wall, so the setup is super flexible.

Arzopa 16 inch 1080p 144hz + arzopa stand Cherry MX LP 2.1 keyboard Endgame gear op1we mouse Steelseries Arctis Nova 7 Headset Gulikit King Kong 2 pro controller Any small mousepad All this + my 3,6L custom pc with r5 5600/rtx 4060lp fits in my rolltop backpack. Such a great little setup to visit friends and staying in hotels for work sometimes.

I use this with my mini: ARZOPA Z1FC 16.1'' 144Hz Portable Gaming Monitor. I also use a Logitech Pebble 2 Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. They all fit in my backpack. The portable monitor does not need a power cable if you plug it in with usb-c.

It's an Arzopa portable monitor from Amazon

Monitor is portable arzopa from [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/ARZOPA-Portable-Kickstand-External-Switch-Z1FC/dp/B0CH9WTW56/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=192TCK67O1XAE&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.P9XX_s_HaVBpmdBs0GUh0KSu2KKEH-UHL7W5fk4L3pGNSTtYFs3T7FqRqudoq3nKOYeihUy7t-MZnvv61fa-IopWWlzt25PjETB7QSOBxcG_LZtNxoGym7KlSRobheNGK5JnOdFH-hA8q5KyWa6X7IEqUc84Y1cZZbNROwgoAs8TvO84C3GGa7nVQpd2LZgTX1l4mwrqkCGGM6pTu8Ozxg.rgx4mEKTKLhQZ2WT8EyoTYjw-av6raJikFFC1zgs1l4&dib_tag=se&keywords=arzopa+z1fc&qid=1730381345&sprefix=arzopa+z%2Caps%2C190&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1), And stand is Ugreen iPad stand from [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/UGREEN-Adjustable-Multi-Angle-Universal-Compatible/dp/B0BWRX3WH3/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rqLq3VpzCyKLggM8Utv4nnUufspJ8saq0RuXaWfbTQo0xsswqjo161syvjVbpaQHN3J-aA4vrTZjEWEKSTWJx-Mal825u8wFGTiJdkCarfdYYNAHEiyaI6rmi0E57r5EDmtPJefD2--lFHt6F5EsAnn-SAfkUseSd586MMc4vf8wQLmcuJiT0LdTXbiju0teSMnQZmveU3qsjABrAh4zdg.d0ejUxLDcx1XFtCWa5-RKQMuvzrCpnJ_MZmzmikZwSM&dib_tag=se&keywords=Ugreen+iPad+stand&qid=1730381199&sr=8-14)

Yeah its really not bad, and I use the monitor for work too as my second monitor. And its easy to switch over to my ally when im on breaks.

Damn that sucks, I've had this one since Nov and I've had zero issues with it. Use it for work too, as my second monitor.

Arzopa z1fc po. Kaka kuha ko lang.

Just picked up an Arzopa 1080p 144hz 16.1” monitor for $127cad on prime day. Looks better than I thought and is slightly larger than my Formd T1 so if you wanted to pack it in a bag it’s go well together. Also I’m running a single type c cable for power and display.

ARZOPA Z1FC, it often drops down to \~$100. I bought one in December and I am very happy with it. The power from my Surface Pro 9 is plenty for it. Just plus usbc from Surface to monitor and that's it. Comes with cables.

ARZOPA Z1FC, dirt cheap, usb power, good specs. I have never had an issue with Windows splitting out different settings for monitors.

I'm using an Arzopa 16.1" 144hz portable monitor. Can be powered via a single usb c to usb c cable to the laptop.

if its the color range it says it is, its not amazing Color Gamut: NTSC: 45% size (Typ) sRGB: 64% size (Typ) i have this other portable screen [ARZOPA 16.1'' 144Hz Portable Gaming Monitor, 106% sRGB 1080P FHD ](https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0CH9WTW56/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?psc=1) and its pretty nice to look at and use, and currently $144 with 10% off.

i like it. i think 16 is a good size to game on up close. maybe could have been brighter since i was playing outside, but whatever its a $150 screen and thats my own manufactured problem anyway for gaming on a sunny day. it only draws 9W so you can power it off of a portable phone bank. (the power station here was for the laptop in behind it.) https://i.imgur.com/IAmUKGC.jpeg comes with a usb C/C mini hdmi to full hdmi and usb A. Display over C works but it was finnicky and i preferred mini hdmi. i did not see any sort of ghosting or tearing. it felt and looked nice to play with. good product.

https://i.imgur.com/sObLMWX.jpeg one from the day I unboxed it. ya np good products are nice to own. It's certainly sufficient indoors and easy to power. Lemme know what you think of it out of curiosity for another owners standpoint

Have you decided yourself yet? Seems to me that Arzopa has better quality. But they have very few options and non of the too-good-to-be-true products like the other brands. I mean other brands have those very tempting products like 2.5 K, 144 Hz touchscreen portable monitor. But the horror stories in some reviews about defective units from these brands are worrying.

I bought the Arzopa 16-inch 1080p one, Z1FC, recently. I think it's a really nice little monitor. It is really thin, and has USB-C power delivery and video. And it can stand vertically. Audio is quite bad and the colors are a bit off, but overall I like it a lot. I bought it for my Rog Ally, but I haven't touched that since I got my Retroid Pocket Flip 2. I really get a kick of having such a tiny setup, with just the portable monitor and the Flip 2.

Granted, this will of course drain the Flip 2 Battery quite fast, but still. That it actually works with such a minimal setup is amazing. Usually I have a powerbank commected to the monitor though. It's a 16-inch 1080p Arzopa Z1FC portable monitor.

They’re nothing too fancy - the monitor is a ARZOPA 16.1 inch 100% sRGB 144Hz Portable Monitor I got from AliExpress under $90 and the keyboard is a Epomaker EP84 picked up for $35. I prefer my desktop keyboard, the 8BitDo Retro 108 Mechanical Keyboard in NES edition, but the Epomaker really fit the small space well and the colors got me.

the monitor is a ARZOPA 16.1 inch 100% sRGB 144Hz Portable Monitor I got from AliExpress under $90. I don’t know that I’d want it to replace my desktop monitor but it’s certainly not bad and tiny footprint makes it perfect when you don’t have a lot of space.

The monitor is a ARZOPA 16.1 inch 100% sRGB 144Hz Portable Monitor- wonderful for the tiny footprint and under $90 on Ali

Arzopa 16.1” is awesome.

Arzopa! Just take note madalas siya mag sale. Bought my 16.1” at 8k (full price) when bumababa pala siya ng below 6 k

Pair of ARZOPA 16.1'' works great.

Uperfect or arzopa monitors are great. 1080p 144hz is perfect for the deck and you can use them every where you want. Plug the deck to the monitor first and then the power cord to the monitor so you have fast pass through charging

We have 2 of those 1080p versions + 2 steam decks as setup for exhibiting our game at conventions, super portable, and during off event times I use them at the office :)

Got the 144hz 1080p one. It's great for the price and was essentially my 2nd screen for remote work for awhile until I upgraded. Now it's pretty much just for the deck when I want a bigger screen. Not a fan of hooking the deck up to 65 inch TVs games look like shit upscaled on them. These small monitors are perfect.

Get yourself a 1080p 120 hz monitor call it a day. Arzopa is great I have a 144 hz portable monitor from then that plays nicely with the deck got for around 130 I believe. Don't bother going above 1080p though unless you'll be using it with another more powerful device.

Seconding this one. It’s a great portable monitor. Can run overwatch on low settings at 120fps on it too.

I have an Arzopa one (I'm using it right now while commenting your post) 1920x1080 @ 144 hz & 16 inches Paid something like 64 € .......... The best thing I ever got from Aliexpress, try to look for that brand they have different models and size or just take a look to reviews on youtube.

You are very welcome, here's the exact model I got : **ARZOPA 16.1'' 144Hz 1080P FHD Portable Gaming Monitor HDR** Oh and it's HDR by the way, great colors (not the best but for what I paid for and the weight I won't complain) I just checked the price on my AliExpress dashboard, paid exactly 66 €

I’ve had the 1080p 144hz one for 6 months, and it is just incredible. I can highly recommend. I love gaming on the deck directly, but for longer sessions this larger display and the PS4 controller are essential for my hand comfort. Also, I use it as a second display for my MacBook when I travel, using the same short USB C cable I use for connecting it to the deck.

i have the "1080p 144hz version" and its a nice monitor but tbh its to big for my use and the games i play it ends up killing the game due to FPS decrease . So my plan back fired :p

I have 144 Hz 1080p Arzopa monitor and I like it very much, works well with my Steam Deck and Switch

It is great, but wish it had Audio Out port. But for the price it is really great!

I bought the 1080p model, so maybe thats why it doesnt have it.

I’ve got the 144hz Arzopa, it’s pretty great for playing games off my steam deck or as a portable monitor for my desktop when my good monitor is at my dorm. Very pleased with it, looks great and is quite bright

At some point, i got the xr glasses it was great for media, but it was not so good for games due to the corner blurryness . Now ingot the arzopa screen with 144 hz, i think. It is a great device with good building quality and power through (charger to display and from display to ally). So far, only the speakers are a bit meh. If i had a second chance again, i would stick with the display. I love my ally for it's compatibility and if i need something bigger, i go with the display. When im in the office, i just plug it into the display of my desk. When i travel and im in a lounge or a big flight, i use my display . Some games are playing better with keyboard and mouse and others with the controller.

I got the arzopa portable monitor for like $85 of their website it’s 16inchs and it’s amazing

I run a UM790pro and 16in arzopa, 1080p, 144hz monitor. Minipc powers/displays to a monitor via a usb-c. Very convenient and great for a travel setup. The frame gen of the 780m helps push refresh rate higher in games like cyberpunk for example.

Arzopa makes great portable monitors. Lightweight, thin, good build quality. I got the 1080p for my deck and used for long time until I upgraded my gaming laptop.

I use the Arzopa HD one from Amazon and also an iPad using sidecar with my Mac Mini. Done a few jobs abroad with this set up and it's worked well. Not great for colour accuracy though, but depends what you're working on.

I would go 1080 for anything less than like 15 inches, mostly because there would be much less expensive 1080p monitors than 1440p or 4k. Arzopa sells a pretty good one for like $80. It has stereo sound and usb c connections, as well as mini hdmi. It has to be plugged in though.

I have the same one, its great at 1080p 120fps streaming from my PC too

my arzopa was 80 € and it has.

Got an Arzopa monitor and it's great

The Arzopa is the best but if on the budget pwede na ung sa goojodoq or uperfect.

Second this one, I have the same brand. The colour isn’t amazing so if you’re doing any design work it wouldn’t be ideal but otherwise it’s perfect. Great value for money

I had the same monitor, it fell over and broke :( It was really good and I’m not saying it’s poor quality or anything.

I literally just got one of these from AliExpress today. Found it through a Spain based seller for £75 and it’s an absolutely awesome piece of kit.

Looks similar to the Arzopa one that seems fairly common (I have one myself). Hard to say what the quality of this one is, but I'm sure it'll be fine. Worst case, you get it and hate the thing... so you just return it and try something else :)

I am using Arzopa as my second screen for my beelink.. the one with 2k resolution.. so far its good

I got an Arzopa monitor on Amazon for about $65 and it works great. I’m not sure on the display specs as I use my MacBook for visual editing/graphics and the second for email/text.

I bought an Arzopa at a decent discount. I wasn’t at all happy with the display quality (even for the price), so I returned it the next day.

Same, they are extremely fragile. I tried to get the panel model number from Arzopa to order a replacement and fix it but they were useless.

That Arzopa monitor you have in your thumbnail is one of the only portable monitors which is suitable for passthrough charging and explicitly states it as such - confirmed myself with a wattage reading USB C cable. The vast majority either don’t have it or don’t state it. Even if they were to release a foldable portable monitor (they haven’t), it’d be almost guaranteed not to have passthrough charging.

Check Amazon for the Arzopa monitors. Those are the way to go. About 70.00 and work great.

I have an arzopa I think it’s called. I got it as a budget test to see if I would use it and could justify the ASUS price. I never needed to upgrade as it actually works very well even for gaming albeit at 60fps max. I’m normally quite fussy about my parts and will happily spend big but I will be honest - I think this market is full of frauds and overpriced kit.

Well I can tell you my perspective. Bought steamdeck, have toddlers, gave gaming pc to little brother since i never used it. Wanted to be able to game on mkb on occation with lads in discord. Also nice with second monitor while working from home. Bought Arzopa usb c monitor for 69 euro. Price comparison vs gaming laptop: about 1131 euroes cheaper So why wouldnt I bring it on a trip somewhere when the monitor is super mobile

Looks like one of those chinese Arzopa type monitors. They come white label from some plant in China. If you get one I’d recommend Arzopa, they go for 70-80 euro on discount, and that company gives decent support compared to many others and you’ll probly just save 10 euro going with a lesser known company.

I have the same one! Bought it from a friend for $40 when it didn’t serve its purpose for him any longer. Works great for me since I was looking at getting one for my laptop when I travel for work and for my steam deck. I’ve been using it mostly for Wii U emulation, it’s awesome! https://preview.redd.it/y63uwripz3re1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=17ad5cd5e4de59b921cd5579f4796611fe15381b

I don't think so. I've bought almost every portable screen on the market for work a few months ago (they're still at home.) I've had both the Magic Raven and the arzopa's. The Arzopa is better, the Magic Raven's colours look like dropout canvas and the brightness is low. If you're just looking at documents, it doesn't make much difference.

Arzopa ang dinadala ko as an extended monitor for work palagi

Arzopa hands down, no issues so far

Arzopa is the one I use, portable monitor. Ok naman, more than 2 years ko na ginagamit.

Great fan of Arzopa myself. Really goes great with SteamDeck

Currently using Arzopa... maganda dahil kaya ipower via Type-C so one cable lang ginagawa ko sa laptop ko

Arzopa is consistent Been using a few for several years now Ibang price range na yang branded ones (asus, lenovo)

The display itself comes with a few USB-C cables, a miniHDMI>HDMI adapter and a kickstand. It’s incredibly light (lighter than an iPad). Since I have a lot of MagSafe accessories around the house, I stuck a MagSafe to the back of it and can “snap” it everywhere it’s compatible. When not using this as a steam deck monitor, I connect it to my PC and use it for discord since it has the easy kickstand. I don’t know, it was $90 and I bought it like 90 days ago and have used it everyday. My girlfriend even laughed when I brought it to the living room with a usbc power brick. Also sorry, this isn’t an ad for that brand exclusively - I’m just saying if you’re on the fence for a cheap little “throw in a bag” screen - find one on sale and get it.

As a hybrid worker, I find the Arzopa one to be super valuable. Goes in a backpack, doesn’t require a ton of cables, easy set up. I’m not using it for quality (although it’s not bad) - I’m using it for functionality.

I have the same screen. The HDR is mediocre. But the normal display mode is really good. Gets bright too. Nothing too special but it is a nice screen.

Napakabilis masira ng Nvision. Arzopa gamit ko now, the portable one. Okay naman sya so far. I like it kasi din di na sya need i-plug sa outlet.

Interesting, glad I went for the Arzopa then. Thanks for the info.

Ano mas mahal compared kay Arzopa? KAsi mukang from the same factory lang naman sila then nilalagyan na lang ng company brandings. dun ka na lang sa mas mura. I got the Arzopa btw. Got it 3 days ago and no issues so far. For rto use lang if maubusan ng desk na may external montor.

This is something I have been thinking about for a long time... And literally a week ago I have damaged my laptop screen... Haven't noticed USB plug laying on my keyboard, and that was it... Anyway, It took about a week to get a replacement for my laptop screen, so I a meangwhile I have ordered Arzopa screen with next day delivery. And I have to say I should have done it earlier. It's really convenient, fits my laptop bag along with the laptop. And more importantly I have realised that it's much better than large screens in my home office back home. It's the same size as my laptop screen and I can have both screens next to each other. Suddenly I realised how inconvenient is having large screen which is much further than laptop screen -- switching between screens is really painful for the eyes. So now I am considering purchase of another Arzopa scree, so i can work with three screens even in coffee shops.

I had ASUS MB16ACE for couple months, and the screen is cracked when I put it in a suitcase. Now I am using ARZOPA, cheaper, own stand, and bigger screen 17.3''. Honestly, I adjust the brightness on14/100 for an indoor setting and it is already bright enough for me. Same for ASUS, I dont see the brightness would be an issue, can work well both indoor and outdoor. The only difference I found is the ASUS i used had audio. But I enjoyed my laptop Dolby audio, so i dont mind that no audio with ARZOPA.

I absolutely hate using my laptop, so I have a home set-up where I use two big monitors instead. I bought a portable Arzopa monitor (on Amazon) for times when I am traveling because the only thing I can’t stand more than a laptop screen is *one* screen. It’s a game changer for me, makes the laptop tolerable when I have no other option. I only spent $60 on it, have had it for over a year now and no complaints.

That's interesting, I have 2 docks (Original one and ugreen), I get the steam deck and monitor to work but not the arzopa one as a 3 monitor. Maybe I dunno how the cables work. The Arzopa one works without my main monitor

I actually bought my innoview because the arzopa I had fell over while I was using it and the screen got busted. Small world

I use the ARZOPA Portable Monitor, on Amazon for £120, would recommend

I can vouch for arzopa.

Can confirm that Arzopa is decent

I have this one and it works great. The best part about it is that it has 2 mini-USB ports, one of which can connect to the Deck and the other can hook up to a charger. No need for a dock.

they're a dime a dozen, but really I think any of those chinese 15.6" monitors work fine and dandy - I ended up getting two, a ARZOPA portable monitor and then an ASUS ZenScreen 15.6" I prefer the ARZOPA over the Asus. ARZOPA (or any of those crazy sounding companies) have usb-c and hdmi input, which is a plus. Other things I bought that I found kinda useful: \- Portable monitor stand: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2YCT3V7?ref=fed\_asin\_title](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2YCT3V7?ref=fed_asin_title) \- Super portable laptop stand: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2WMTWTD?ref=fed\_asin\_title](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2WMTWTD?ref=fed_asin_title) The ASUS I thought was gonna be handy with the threaded 1/4-20 on the back to mount with tripods and stuff, but it doesn't work since the thread mount is so shallow that the monitor just spins on most mounts/not deep enough to "lock in" unless you have the ability to shorten the thread length (like on a cold shoe mount or something).

Uperfect and Arzoopa are okayish brand. HGFRTEE for really budget one. Im using it for couple of months and all is good so far. The reason i went for the cheapest one was color reproduction is important for me. And good ones even for budget brands are beyond my budget. Build quality isnt Lenovo or Asus levels but works well

My SO bought Arzopa and it's a good qual! Kaso sa laptop/pc sya sinasaksak.

Same. I only wanted it to run a code editor. Tried every setting, googled many more. Truly awful washed out colours and poor text definition. Avoid Arzopa. They are always cheap and discounted for a reason.

Can’t remember now. I ended up spending way more than I intended on a 16 inch 4K monitor. It’s night and day compared to the Arzopa.

I have an Arzopa monitor and it does not work from the handheld. It needs to be connected to the dock.

I bought Arzopa Portable Monitor instead of that, this is not useful tbh

Had 2 Arzopas,. Both failed withing 6 months...

First the usb stopped working to carry video. Only mini hdmi worked. Then they could not be powered at all, screen would show the azlrla logo and shut off. Their support said it was unfixable, mentioning it in case you start to notice the signs.