ASUS ZenScreen MB16AHG portable monitor — 15.6-inch FHD (1920 x 1080), IPS, 144Hz, USB-C, Mini-HDMI, Freesync Premium™, Ergo kickstand, Tripod socket, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light

Soy editor de video, y estaba buscando un monitor de viaje, hay muchas opciones de marcas chinas a mitad de precio y con más prestaciones, pero no encontré reseñas que me dieran confianza y recurrí a la vieja confiable, Asus es una gran marca y uso sus monitores desde hace más de 10 años.Como 2do monitor está excelente, agregar ventanas de mis programas de edición de video, es SRG, tiene lo básico.Si no eres editor de video este monitor es también para ti. Es muy ligero, lancalidad se siente re bien, y la imagen brutal, si eres gamer también de te sirve porque tienes hasta 144 hertz.

En la imagen dice que lo incluye en la caja pero no fue así.

I grabbed this ASUS monitor to try and work around an APPLE BUG that has plagued me for years. I will explain how I am using this monitor below but if you don't care about that, in short, I give it 4 / 5 because 1) the brightness is good, not great and 2) the 144 Hz refresh rate is suspect ... 120 Hz worked better when I tried it with both an M2 Macbook and an Intel 11th gen / Nvidia 3080 PC laptop. That said, I am still happy with this purchase.Apple rant:For many years, Apple has had an issue where connecting multiple external monitors to a laptop could result in desktops being swapped between monitors. For example, if I have app A on my laptop screen, app B on one external monitor, and app C on the other external monitor, often when waking the machine from idle B and C apps would swap monitor assignments. I suspect that the bug is that Apple was not handling monitors waking from sleep at different times (in milliseconds!). This is a super annoying thing. I used to have 2 external 4k monitors with Intel and later M1 Macbooks and I gave up and sold the second monitor because I was tired of rearranging the desktop windows every time on wake.This ASUS screen is like a second laptop monitor and I position it above (physically and virtually) my laptop screen and have set the Mac dock to be left justified with my main 4k monitor in the center. So far, this has worked better. Either Apple fixed the bug since I last had 2 4k external monitors (2022) or this extra ASUS 1080p screen in its position above the laptop dodges the issue. Either way, I am enjoying having the extra screen.

Great monitor overall:-IPS, matte display-16.7M colors (many have only 260k)-144hz (definitely smoother)-Good stand and good overall build quality for the price-1/4" threaded mount - perfect for mounting with a tablet/camera mount---The weird part:For some reason, the brightness would only go to 100% with ONLY ONE cable I found around my house.The cable I had was just a normal USB-A - USB-C cable (don't remember where I got it from).Tried the supplied USB-C cable: plugged into the wall outlet and my PC's USB-C ports as well but no success (brightness goes to 60% at most).Tried other cables I had laying around - 6 different cables - with/without adapters; in the wall outlet; in the USB-C port (including the one with DP mode); USB 3.2 ports - nothing worked.I'm still baffled: only one particular cable allowed me to turn the brightness up to 100% and it works from the wall outlet and even from a power bank. No other cable works.*Yes, I had the driver installed from Asus's website. All of my other drivers were up to date as well.Interesting.

Didnt want to get the ROG Strix, but this works for casual gaming. Needed something to take on the road so I could play fallout 4 or other games on my ps4/5 on business trips. Glad it has hdmi to mini hdmi and two usb-c ports so I can have it pluged in to power and be able to play video games. Video quality is great for casual gaming. It does have a sound port, but Ive been using the wireless headset through the ps4/5. Overall, great alternative if dont want to spend so much on a ROG Strix portable monitor.