ASUS ZenScreen OLED 15.6” 1080P Portable Monitor (MQ16AH) - Full HD, 100% DCI-P3, 1ms, Delta E < 2, HDR-10, Eye Care, USB Type-C, Mini HDMI, Proximity Sensor

I'm obsessed with my new Asus ZenScreen O-LED 15.6" monitor! As someone who's always on the move, I needed a portable display that could keep up with me - and this thing delivers. The OLED screen is insane, with colors that pop and a level of detail that's hard to believe in a device this small. Plus, it's super lightweight, making it easy to toss into my bag and take wherever I go. The magnetic stand is also a total game-changer - it's sturdy, adjustable, and keeps the screen safe from scratches when I'm traveling.One thing to keep in mind: you'll need to bring your own mini HDMI to HDMI cable to get started, which is a bit of a bummer. And if you want to power it up, you'll need an extra USB-C cable - but honestly, that's not a huge deal. Despite those minor quirks, this monitor has been a total lifesaver for me. Whether I'm working from a coffee shop or trying to squeeze in some gaming at home, the Asus ZenScreen is the perfect companion. And let's be real - it's also a great option if you're short on space, since it's so compact and easy to set up. All in all, I'm thoroughly impressed with this little monitor - it's a total winner!

I was so excited to use this display when it arrived only to find out it did not work. For the price I would have expected some level of quality assurance. I purchased this unit along with a uPerfect IPS panel to draft my own comparison and determine which one I would ultimately stay with. Seeing as the more expensive monitor didn’t work, it made my decision easier. It has a very nice design however for the price and the fact it didn’t work out of the box it’s hard for me to give this product anything but 1 star. Buy at your own discretion I will not be seeking a replacement.

I have to say, this is the first time i'm seeing an OLED that doesn't have ANY black crush, due to manufacturer tempering for "better overall detail". Contrarily, it's fairly brutal in final presentation, since most people, including myself, are used to some degree of black crush, and thanks to its 'imperfections' (accurate colors) no longer being hidden. Nevertheless, the final product is the best OLED I had ever seen. Just make sure you set it up with the 'sRGB' preset. Otherwise, you won't receive all the calibration asus did at the factory. In addition, I must mention that input lag was fairly low and/or at the same level as my gaming laptop's display.

The media could not be loaded. I've always wanted to try an OLED display for gaming and watching content. But the high price of OLED Monitors always made me hesitant on spending that kind of money. so when I saw this OLED display by a well known brand I decided to give it a try, and it was totally worth it.As someone who has heard the virtues of oled (thanks linus 🥲) but never actually it, this display showed me how good it can be. Gaming and watching content is whole new experience compared to my IPS-LCD non-HDR monitor. I'm now using this as my main display and my monitor as a secondary even though the monitor is bigger.The screen can be quite reflective in dark scenes, such that I can see my face and background reflection very well. However in bright scenes the brightness is plenty for indoors. They say it's about 400nits but I think it goes a bit higher for HDR content.If you do decide to get this screen, and are new to OLED, please keep in mind that OLEDs are prone to burn in, and while the screen seems to have a burn-in protection and an auto-off feature using the proximity sensor, avoiding static content for long periods of time is a good practice.All in all I totally recommend this display.

I travel with this monitor, the color is nice and I like the size. The holder is a bit of an origami pain to get set up the way you want. It does not like to be plugged into anything other than the laptop, all other mobile ports do not seem to give it what it needs to work.

I am using it for a second screen with my Asus Zenbook Pro 15 Flip OLED laptop and use a Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K) for power to it. Then have a hdmi cable connecting the two and i can work all day with two high quality screens. The resolution is lower than the laptop but i have never had any issues with moving windows back and forth. just a small resizing needed. I have only been using for a month so time will tell if it lasts. Using it for taking with me to school so i can be more productive while away from my 3 screen setup with a TESmart triple monitor KVM at home.

See attached photos :(Purchased this screen for a travel. The build quality seems to be good and the product seems to be premium but the panel seems to be broken (due to external force maybe? but the package was not damaged). I have tried both USB type C and HDMI cables with both my MacBook Pro and my desktop but none of those combinations work.Going to return it. (I have been using ASUS products for more than a decade and overall I am happy with their product quality, but I won't have enough time waiting for replacement due to my travel plan）