
Boost your productivity with this ASUS 15.6-inch ZenScreen portable monitor. The 178-degree viewing angle provides consistent picture quality, while the anti-glare coating helps reduce eye strain and increase visibility. This flicker-free ASUS 15.6-inch ZenScreen portable monitor features a USB-C port that can connect to various devices, and the Full HD panel produces stunning visuals.
Q: How does this differ from the MB16ACE?
A: Trying to figure out the same thing. Comparing the manuals though I saw this can be charged through USB-C and hooked up to the laptop via mini HDMI. the ACE only has a USB-C port. The back of this also has a 1/4" screw thread. https://www.asus.com/ca-en/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/ZenScreen/ZenScreen-MB16AH/
Q: What is the difference between MB16AH and MB16ACE? Thks.
A: The only differences are the power consumption and interface or connection, the MB16AH has USB-C and Micro-HDMI while the MB16ACE uses USB-C only.
Q: Is this compatible with the Mac operating system?
A: No it's not.
Q: Does this work with Lenovo Ideapad 3 15.6" laptop?
A: It should work "plug & play" style with any PC that has a USB-C port. I hooked it up to my Lenovo Legion 5 through the single USB-C port, and was immediately recognized as a second monitor. It also has a mini HDMI port, and with an HDMI-to-Mini HDMI adapter cable, and a USB 3.0 charger, you can hook this into literally any computer that has an HDMI output as a second display. It will work through a USB 3.0 port (there's an included adapter), but it will need a driver from Asus to display through that hookup. Whichever way you hook it to your computer, the monitor has to be hooked into USB 3.0 / USB-C because it pulls its power from the USB plug, and only ports designed for that version will supply sufficient voltage.
A: Computer model shouldn't matter - the available ports are what's important. This monitor model has two inputs: USB-C and Mini HDMI (BB's listing is incorrect). I hooked the AH (USB-C only) model up to my Lenovo Legion 5, through the laptop's solitary USB-C port, and it worked perfectly without further intervention. It draws power through the USB-C port that it also uses for video signal. You can also use an HDMI-to-Mini HDMI connector cable (purchased separately) to give it a video-only signal from literally any HDMI-out device, but you will still need to hook the USB-C into a USB 3.0 compatible charger for power to run the monitor.
Q: Can you purchase this foldable case separately?
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A: Yes.
A: If it is a company-issued device, carry it to your IT personnel, who has admin privileges, and let them install any drived=s or the monitor. My SP8 is not a company issue, so I could plug and play without notification of needing any drivers. I am unsure why the connection asks for a driver because it should plug in and play.