Currently on sale Affiliate Link: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlZ1mF9 www.arzopa.com/collections/monitors/products/z1fc-16-1-fhd-144hz-portable-monitor?ref=VRTUHUB Code: AZP5368 Purchasing through the link helps support the channel, bought this monitor myself to review :)
Loads to choose from, the width is 37cm and height is 22.5cm so it should fit into most 15.6 inch laptop bags but you do want to be careful the screen doesn't experience any impacts. Unlike laptops the screen on this monitor is always exposed. Something like this would be fine room for cables too s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDp8eiR but spending a little more on a shock proof case could save your screen from breaking during transport
This one or 13inch OLED? Which one is better for general PC use and console gaming (at 60hz)? I am interested in your opinion as you reviewed both models. On arzopa model I think the lack of cover that will protect the screen when traveling is a huge miss.
Well they are different screen sizes but if you want something for travel and gaming I'd go for the smaller oled. Both are 1080p but the 13inch oled has insane contract and black levels and having a smaller screen could lead to better battery life aswell. 1080p at 13.3 is alright but you can notice pixels and text won't be as sharp as the QHD panels.
Hello, in the description of this product it is stated that it meets 100% of the SRgb color command regarding color accuracy. What was your experience?
I haven't measured colour accuracy myself with any tools but based on how it looks I'd say It's possible but you'll have to manually adjust the panel colours yourself. The claim 100% SRGB usually means the panel can achieve that but doesn't imply it's calibrated to 100% SRGB from the factory. If you have an existing 100% SRGB panel you can have them next to each other and make adjusts until they match.
Thank you for the quick reply a user connects it to her MacBook and no matter what settings she makes we can't get the same image So I started researching
@@keremalbayrak5916 check the MacBook maybe it's on a different color space. For print SRGB is usually the target but the higher quality panel on the MacBook might've been set to DCI-P3 or Adobe RGB
it's very good than i thought. i have a laptop and I was thinking about buy another monitor or iPad use as second monitor. but the problem is iPad is too expensive and monitor is also expensive and can't go out with it and also don't have touch screen even if it does it still don't worth it than buying an iPad. With portable monitor it's very good, some portable monitor have touch sreen and only cost between 80-$150, so if you have an laptop you don't need to buy an iPad. Also can you please review another portable monitor that have touch screen? i am subscribe your channel to keep an update
Yes I can, I actually have two portable monitors that may interest you that I have yet to review. One is a 13 inch 1080p oled portable monitor (no touch screen but touch screen version does exist) another is a 16 inch QHD 144HZ portable monitor with a touchscreen, a cheaper 1080p also also exists. Both are available on Aliexpress
Also if you want something value oriented I reviewed a budget 2k 4:3 portable monitor here, I reviewed the non touch version but touch screen version is also available on Aliexpress ua-cam.com/video/XFD-ITwORo0/v-deo.htmlsi=ifWR7QGwieHi8qv8 I also reviewed a 4k touch screen monitor here but this is expensive on Aliexpress so may be out of your budget ua-cam.com/video/0PhJ71zeJDk/v-deo.html
Hi - If I have a Dell Laptop with a docking station, can this also be connected to use as a 3rd screen as I already have 2 x 27 inch screens connected to the docking station?
hey, i cannot power the screen via USB only like you have, I've connected the usbc via 3.1 from a tower pc with standard mobo, unless I put the hdmi and the usbc, screen won't come on, any clues?
@@VrtuhubTech for the sake of having less cables around is why I'd love without hdmi, I tried with the OG cables, no luck, tried reducing brightness to lowest and then trying, still no result problem isn't the usb cable tbh, I have a random usb cable that works with it, it's the hdmi that is so short, got a 2m one ordered coming tomorrow so hopefully all good I think I bought it off your link btw so hopefully it helps ya, cheers
@@aftertilt it might just be your tower PC doesn't have type-C display alt with power delivery. It's usually a feature on modern laptops desktop PCs are less likely to have this. The 'UGREEN Micro HDMI Adapter' thanks I can see that, using a full size HDMI cable will help with cable length but I don't think its going make it work with just one cable with your computer but two ain't so bad. It should help out with the length issue you are having :)
In the video he is using a usb4 output which means its a usbc- connection with video and power delivery, your usbc 3.1 does not deliver a video, only power and dara transmission
@@aftertilt I turned of HDR because it dimmed,, Better on Standard Dynamic Range, more compatible, not all devices support HDR or HDR10. what version does the Arzopa support?
Will work fine but you want at least one that could output 5V 3,0A but it may not run at 100% brightness. I think for this portable monitor you won't have a problem running it at 100% through a 5v 3A power bank as it's not super bright.
what is thiss use for? imagine you are an engineering or programmer you probably only have a laptop and most of the time when you study you need to watching youtube for drawing or programing following the youtuber and you really need an extra monitor. And you don't want to buy an iPad with $500-$1000 just for use as an second monitor.
I suspect those buying this are using it as a secondary display for their computer or laptop. They have limited desk space so 24 inch monitor, or two regular monitors may not fit but these portable monitors can squeeze in. Yep the extra screen is very useful for programming and any productivity work in general. As for not just using an ipad, well I'm not sure a ipad works well as a secondary wireless monitor but maybe it's price savings or slightly easier setup
Inuse mine with iPad pro and alternately M1 Mac mini's primary. Not too expensive, I'm not a gamer. Not a professional, good for me even for learning to draw on my IPad.
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Currently on sale Affiliate Link:
s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlZ1mF9
www.arzopa.com/collections/monitors/products/z1fc-16-1-fhd-144hz-portable-monitor?ref=VRTUHUB
Code: AZP5368
Purchasing through the link helps support the channel, bought this monitor myself to review :)
Best review of this screen 👍
Thank you for your feedback and support 😊
Thanks very much for this detailed review, this answered all the questions I had about the monitor.
Thanks for watching :)
Great monitor for gaming on my Xbox, I got it for 93$ on the official website 🔥🔥
Definitely a portable monitor designed for gamers 💯 thank you
Could you recommend a case to store this monitor for travel in AliExpress?
Loads to choose from, the width is 37cm and height is 22.5cm so it should fit into most 15.6 inch laptop bags but you do want to be careful the screen doesn't experience any impacts. Unlike laptops the screen on this monitor is always exposed. Something like this would be fine room for cables too s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDp8eiR but spending a little more on a shock proof case could save your screen from breaking during transport
Tate mode yes!
This one or 13inch OLED? Which one is better for general PC use and console gaming (at 60hz)? I am interested in your opinion as you reviewed both models. On arzopa model I think the lack of cover that will protect the screen when traveling is a huge miss.
Well they are different screen sizes but if you want something for travel and gaming I'd go for the smaller oled. Both are 1080p but the 13inch oled has insane contract and black levels and having a smaller screen could lead to better battery life aswell. 1080p at 13.3 is alright but you can notice pixels and text won't be as sharp as the QHD panels.
Hello, in the description of this product it is stated that it meets 100% of the SRgb color command regarding color accuracy. What was your experience?
I haven't measured colour accuracy myself with any tools but based on how it looks I'd say It's possible but you'll have to manually adjust the panel colours yourself. The claim 100% SRGB usually means the panel can achieve that but doesn't imply it's calibrated to 100% SRGB from the factory. If you have an existing 100% SRGB panel you can have them next to each other and make adjusts until they match.
Thank you for the quick reply a user connects it to her MacBook and no matter what settings she makes we can't get the same image So I started researching
@@keremalbayrak5916 check the MacBook maybe it's on a different color space. For print SRGB is usually the target but the higher quality panel on the MacBook might've been set to DCI-P3 or Adobe RGB
Thanks budd!
Can you connect it to the wall with a power adapter?
Yes you can, but it doesn't come with a included power adapter
@@VrtuhubTech Thank you for answering back so quickly!
I uses my Apple chargers and also i tested with a power bank.
it's very good than i thought. i have a laptop and I was thinking about buy another monitor or iPad use as second monitor. but the problem is iPad is too expensive and monitor is also expensive and can't go out with it and also don't have touch screen even if it does it still don't worth it than buying an iPad.
With portable monitor it's very good, some portable monitor have touch sreen and only cost between 80-$150, so if you have an laptop you don't need to buy an iPad.
Also can you please review another portable monitor that have touch screen? i am subscribe your channel to keep an update
Yes I can, I actually have two portable monitors that may interest you that I have yet to review. One is a 13 inch 1080p oled portable monitor (no touch screen but touch screen version does exist) another is a 16 inch QHD 144HZ portable monitor with a touchscreen, a cheaper 1080p also also exists. Both are available on Aliexpress
Also if you want something value oriented I reviewed a budget 2k 4:3 portable monitor here, I reviewed the non touch version but touch screen version is also available on Aliexpress ua-cam.com/video/XFD-ITwORo0/v-deo.htmlsi=ifWR7QGwieHi8qv8 I also reviewed a 4k touch screen monitor here but this is expensive on Aliexpress so may be out of your budget ua-cam.com/video/0PhJ71zeJDk/v-deo.html
They use silent speakers because they are power efficient
Having a headphone jack would have been nice though but I suppose laptops and even the xbox/PS5 controllers have a built in headphone socket
Hi - If I have a Dell Laptop with a docking station, can this also be connected to use as a 3rd screen as I already have 2 x 27 inch screens connected to the docking station?
Usually yes but do check the manual too see if all outputs can be used simultaneously. My option on this is that it should work without a problem.
I’m trying to connect it to my pa4 but it keeps flashing the logo.what source of power do I need to
Have you tried plugging in the included USB cable to the front of the PS5? You could also try using a 5V 3A USB power plug and see if that helps
Does it have any Gsync/Freesync support ?
Nope no freesync/gsync support
VRR?
No VVR support as far as I'm aware
@ I ordered one. Supposed to be Free sync! ✅
@@larsn7163 I don't think it is but would that be a deal break for you 🤔
hey, i cannot power the screen via USB only like you have, I've connected the usbc via 3.1 from a tower pc with standard mobo, unless I put the hdmi and the usbc, screen won't come on, any clues?
You could try using a 5V wall plug. Any reason you need it own though without a hdmi attached?
@@VrtuhubTech for the sake of having less cables around is why I'd love without hdmi, I tried with the OG cables, no luck, tried reducing brightness to lowest and then trying, still no result
problem isn't the usb cable tbh, I have a random usb cable that works with it, it's the hdmi that is so short, got a 2m one ordered coming tomorrow so hopefully all good
I think I bought it off your link btw so hopefully it helps ya, cheers
@@aftertilt it might just be your tower PC doesn't have type-C display alt with power delivery. It's usually a feature on modern laptops desktop PCs are less likely to have this. The 'UGREEN Micro HDMI Adapter' thanks I can see that, using a full size HDMI cable will help with cable length but I don't think its going make it work with just one cable with your computer but two ain't so bad. It should help out with the length issue you are having :)
In the video he is using a usb4 output which means its a usbc- connection with video and power delivery, your usbc 3.1 does not deliver a video, only power and dara transmission
@@aftertilt
I turned of HDR because it dimmed,, Better on Standard Dynamic Range, more compatible, not all devices support HDR or HDR10. what version does the Arzopa support?
hdr on ps5?
Not advertised as HDR but you can see in the OSD section it can be enabled in the menu. However I wouldn't turn it on looks better without.
Can a 20,000mah powerbank power this monitor?
Will work fine but you want at least one that could output 5V 3,0A but it may not run at 100% brightness. I think for this portable monitor you won't have a problem running it at 100% through a 5v 3A power bank as it's not super bright.
Worked for me.
what is thiss use for?
imagine you are an engineering or programmer you probably only have a laptop and most of the time when you study you need to watching youtube for drawing or programing following the youtuber and you really need an extra monitor. And you don't want to buy an iPad with $500-$1000 just for use as an second monitor.
I suspect those buying this are using it as a secondary display for their computer or laptop. They have limited desk space so 24 inch monitor, or two regular monitors may not fit but these portable monitors can squeeze in. Yep the extra screen is very useful for programming and any productivity work in general. As for not just using an ipad, well I'm not sure a ipad works well as a secondary wireless monitor but maybe it's price savings or slightly easier setup
Or as a monitor for a home server 😊
@@martinbergoo1040 yeh 100% 😬
Inuse mine with iPad pro and alternately M1 Mac mini's primary. Not too expensive, I'm not a gamer. Not a professional, good for me even for learning to draw on my IPad.
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