ARZOPA - 16.1'' 144Hz Z1FC
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"I travel a lot for work and like my setup this way cause I can play like this at the office, hotel rooms, or airports, especially when flights get delayed and im waiting there for hrs, and then I can just switch to handheld whenever I want."
"I really get a kick of having such a tiny setup, with just the portable monitor and the Flip 2."
"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"
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"As a hybrid worker, I find the Arzopa one to be super valuable. ... Goes in a backpack"
"It's superlight weight, so I used some strong three m3 strips and it's been stable since."
"it's been working perfectly as my travel PC's portable monitor"
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"for how dirt cheap it is the quality feels premium."
"Great value for money"
"I have this exact monitor and it's amazing..."
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"The Arzopa has usb-c power passhthrough too. So I can use ONE charger connected to the monitor, and then connect the console to the monitor, and the monitor will work AND charge the console at the same time. It's awesome."
"That it actually works with such a minimal setup is amazing. ... has the USB-C connectivity going for it."
"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."
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"I only wanted it to run a code editor. ... Truly awful washed out colours and poor text definition."
"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."
"The colour isn amazing so if you e doing any design work it wouldn be ideal"
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"Audio is quite bad"
"the speakers are weak and I prefer to use the ones on my phone."
"The speakers on the monitor aren’t the best."
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"I have one, and I like it better than the Arzopa one, which I used to have. Just be careful, they tend to break easily; they're cheap electronics. ... Maybe not that much, but one died in two weeks, after filing a complaint I have another one, so far it's been alive for 2 months, we'll see"
"Same, they are extremely fragile."
"the arzopa I had fell over while I was using it and the screen got busted."
71-HourAhmed 1.0I 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.
For anyone looking for one of these, most of them have awful color. Very few reviewers actually look at these. The first one I bought said it had 100% sRGB. While I don't have a colorimeter, I assure you it did not. I managed to find a couple of roundups of these things from reputable sources. The good ones cost triple what these things cost and have name brands like Lenovo and Asus. There was one cheap one that has pretty decent color accuracy. I bought it and it's good enough for a road trip without looking washed out: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56) It's fine and around $110 if you have need of one. It's not going to blow your socks off but it doesn't look like crap. You do have to plug in both USB cables if you want full brightness and the 144 Hz or whatever. It will go to like 80% brightness plugged into a Switch or Steam Deck without the additional power of the second USB.
AdVisible9726 1.0Ahh thankss I’m using the arzopa z1fc it looks the same and I’m trying to find a stand something like this
Alarming-Art1562 1.0I have a Z1FC. I only got it like 6 months ago but the build quality is great. For such a reasonable price I'm surprised how good it is. It seems like it will last a very long time
atadrisque 1.0it's no OLED but it's got 144hz refresh and it's affordable. ARZOPA 16.1'' 144Hz Portable Gaming Monitor, 106% sRGB 1080P FHD Kickstand Portable Monitor with HDR, Ultra Slim, Eye Care, External Second Screen for Laptop, PC, PS5, Mac, Xbox-Z1FC https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9WTW56/?coliid=I1IFCUBGDRPIMS&colid=3HSDTRZZGAN5Y&psc=0&ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_lstpd_CGRG8ZJHDZY68ZKJEA13&language=en-US
bender11 1.0I 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…
BGFreakle 1.0Agree 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.
blackdog606 1.0Arzopa has some good ones I have the z1fc
BlakTouch 1.0I have a z1fc, waiting on the Beast. I think for traveling. XR glasses would be the way to go. Portable monitor is cool but space and mounting options still need to be considered. The portable monitor has a kickstand which is convenient, but then you sacrifice your desk space. Setup and flexibility seems easier with glasses. Now I primarily use my portable monitor as an extension to my music production setup
chaotix2306 1.0I 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
Cheezewiz239 1.0This one's the best bang for buck monitor that I found. https://a.co/d/7cGUtg4 there's also an OLED monitor out there for around $250 if you have the budget.