Z3FC 16.1'' 180Hz 2560x1440 QHD Portable Gaming Monitor

I doubt you'll notice much difference on the refresh rate. The z3fc has higher resolution too though I believe. Most games on my Ally, I wouldn't push beyond 1080p anyway though for performance, so I feel like z1fc is more appropriate

I just returned arzopa, do not buy it. It's clearly not meant for desktops because it worked fine with my Mac but as soon as I tried to use it was my PC it was constantly showing no signal. I tried every combination of cable that would work with this thing and nothing ever happened.

As a followup to [my remote tech work packing list](https://www.reddit.com/r/onebag/comments/1rp2ob8/indefinite_remote_tech_work_gr1_26l/), here's what the setup looks like unpacked and in use: The laptop is a Macbook Pro 16". I charge it via USB-C with a Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W and have it raised up on a Roost V3 stand. The portable monitor is an Arzopa Z3FC 16" resting on the Macbook's keyboard. I have it rotated 180 degrees so that I can more easily run the USB-C cable under the back of it, elevating it from the keyboard enough to avoid heating up anything sensitive. Since I lose access to the Macbook's keyboard and trackpad with this setup, I use a Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad. I used to pack more ergonomic alternatives but these are so flat that they disappear in my GR1's internal device sleeve.

I used an iPad Pro in Sidecar mode for years and it worked great. If you already have an iPad and want to use it as an iPad in addition to Sidecar duty then definitely go that route. I ended up consolidating devices and ditched the iPad. In direct comparison, a dedicated portable monitor will offer a larger screen for less packed weight and at a much lower price.

**Packing** * Backpack: Goruck GR1 26L X-Pac * Dopp kit: Alpaka Pencil Case V2 * Portable monitor sleeve: Matador Base Layer **Tech** * Laptop: Macbook Pro M4 16" * Laptop stand: Roost V3 * Portable monitor: Arzopa Z3FC 16" * Ergonomic tools: Apple Magic Keyboard + Magic Trackpad * ANC headphones: Apple Airpods Pro 3 * Power bank: Nitecore NB10000 Gen 2 * Charging brick: Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W **Clothing** * Day rolls: American Apparel CVC shirt, Uniqlo Airism boxer briefs, Goruck Merino Challenge socks * Pants: Outlier Futureslimworks * Shorts: Patagonia Baggies * Hoodie: Unbound Merino Compact Travel * Sun hoodie: REI Co-op Sahara Shade * Puff jacket: Patagonia Nano Puff * Hat: TNF Horizon * Sandals: OOFOS OOriginal Recovery **Misc** * Towel: Matador Nanodry * Wallet: some cards and bills secured by a piece of bicycle inner tube **Worn, not pictured** * One more day roll + pants * Shoes: Goruck Ballistic Trainers * Sunglasses: Knockaround Torrey Pines * Phone: Apple iPhone 15 Pro

It’s not especially bright and the coating isn’t ideal for outdoor or overhead light, but it was the thinnest and lightest 16” screen I could find for the money. I think it’s a great buy at the moment but I’ll happily replace it once portable OLEDs are more widely avallable.

He probado casi todos los monitores y el mejor que he probado fue el arzopa z3fc de 180hz 1440p, el de 1080p también está bien pero poca resolución

Si, se calienta demasiado, pero el arzopa también, pero puedes conectar un solo USB de energía, y el brillo no puede pasar del 62% y no se calienta nada, y es suficiente. El Uperfect no me gustó por la garantía y que es poco conocido, pero era muy parecido en materiales al arzopa. El oled no te lo recomiendo porque se apaga debido a las altas temperaturas. El arzopa tenía menos ghosting, a 90hz se ve mejor que el Uperfect a 120hz.

My only issue with that monitor is that it doesn’t have a damn VESA mount for my set up. Have you tried the UPERFECT 2.5K 144hz?