Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good picture quality. Easy to use. Very light so good for travel. Case converts to a stand which is a huge bonus. Would but again

Excellent monitor. Just the size we were looking for. Fits really well in our camper to watch..

Amazing addition to a y road warriors backpack don't know how I worked without it before, plug and play setup

Looks cool. I like the lenovo m15 better. I got this one since i have a pro art i wanted to match with

I appreciate that this monitor is so lightweight. It fits perfectly in my computer bag and the handy Smart Case which doubles as a monitor stand is a great space saver. The display is very crisp. Glad that I bought this monitor.

I’ve had this for a year and it’s wonderful! Perfect for traveling around and working elsewhere. It doesn’t drain my computer battery and it’s as big as a regular screen.

Superb quality in this portable screen that has become a portable tv. It's light, the case makes travel worry free and the ease of use and quality makes this a fabulous find! Also very inexpensive compared to others. Highly recommend.

Perfect monitor when traveling. Might need to adjust the original settings for easier viewing, but this was a game changer for multitasking while on the go.

Good replacement for my old portable monitor that broke in my bag. I like that it has built in speakers as well and the sleeve doubles as the stand. The only thing I would change is making the USB-C connector a 90 degree to allow more flexibility for placement

I love this portable monitor. Easy to travel with for remote work and great function. Very good quality because the way I handle my backpack I’m surprised every time I remember it’s in there and pull it out in one piece.

Great portable screen, I use it for travel when I need to work and need a second screen. I like that it can be bus powered and only Requires one cable to connect as long as there is enough power. The resolution and built in speakers are great for watching videos.

This has been an absolute lifesaver working from home. It’s light-weight, so it would also be great for travel.

I bought this to improve my experience working from home and when traveling. So far its been great, very happy I made this investment. Based on some reviews I read, the case has been redesigned - where it used to be magnets that might slip when the monitor was veing propped up, now strong velcro. Haven’t had any issues.

just as advertised. compact but full screen, carrying case, comes with a built in stand. set up easy. worth the cost

best portable monitor I've ever purchased. Easy to set up and use and great picture quality

This is the screen I never knew I needed. You cannot beat that the stand is the travel case as well. Holds up on the frost trip and I’m sure it will for many more. Works great for my impromptu dining room table desk. Beautiful screen and doesn’t use much laptop battery when plugged solely into the laptop.

Really clear and the case that doubles as a stand is perfect. Plug and play, easy to use!

Video and power from USB-C Works as advertised and has all the usual monitor adjustments, speakers and cool ASUS software. Sleeve doubles as stand, micro HDMI w/out power is a bonus. Low 1080p resolution is a minus, but the brightness is adequate and adjustable

I didn't "need" another monitor but asked myself why not! But the USB3 didn't do the trick (older computer) but that does also power the monitor so I just ran an HDMI>Micro-HDMI for the video/audio from a splitter to the ZenScreen and main monitor. It also helps if you switch the Display mode to "Duplicate Display" if you're only using the ZenScreen. I do so from my bed with a wireless mouse and/or keyboard. If necessary, you can keep it on "Extend Displays" for a three monitor experience if you have panels in software to spread around. Of, course, the 15.6" display is a very common size for many laptops so you're not suffering in that regard. And its soft case also doubles as a stand either vertical or horizontal. I just wanted basic but there are others in the line for battery-operated, touchscreen, pen, etc. I wouldn't consider it for serious gaming. Refresh rates are too low. But for browsing the web or other common tasks like word processing with a pillow in your back, it'll operate with your main desktop system's video card. In fact my card has an HDMI, Display Port and DVI. The DVI>MIcro-HDMI worked also. The only "drawback" was the headphone (mini-stereo) feature. When you plug in the headphones, the sound still comes out of the speaker unlike most systems that disconnect the speakers for you. I got around that by also using the AUX-Out jack on my speaker system to feed the audio separately to the headphones with an extended audio cable. Pleased with the ZenScreen for my purposes even though the USB-3 feature didn't work for me. If you have a system from the last couple of years where the USB 3 standard is more current you should be fine.

Works as designed. Using usb c alt display port mode w windows 10. I do wish it was higher resolution, but I knew that going in. Speakers are adequate for basic audio.