Portable monitors are gaining ground in the hybrid work era, where we work on our laptops interchangeably at home or in the office and need to expand our display capacity. We can use any monitor for this, but these types of portable screens are ideal in shared workspaces.

The ZenScreen MB16QHG that ASUS just introduced is a good example of this type of product. Only with weight 1.2 kg and an ultra-thin profile that reduces its thickness to 7 mm at its edges and that can be carried anywhere.

Mount the panel 16-inch IPS with native WQXGA resolution (2560 x 1600 pixels) and a refresh rate of 120 Hz. It can display viewing angles of up to 178 degrees and is able to cover 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. It supports dynamic range technology with DisplayHDR 400.

The monitor has technologies that ASUS includes in its series of screens. range of monitors, ASUS Eye Care certified by TÜV Rheinland to reduce annoying blue light and ENERGY STAR certified to save energy. It has an anti-reflective surface to minimize glare and reflections, which is interesting next to the wide viewing angles of IPS panels.

ZenScreen MB16QHG includes a L-shaped folding stand which holds it securely at any angle. Alternatively, it can also be placed on a table in landscape mode for collaborative work. The built-in tripod base can be adapted to other similar mechanisms and the height of the screen can be changed according to the user’s preferences.

in connectivity, includes two USB-C ports, one on each side of the monitor and each wired for display power and signal. The HDMI port expands the connectivity options to a wide range of devices, while the 3.5mm audio jack enables the connection of wired headphones.

If you’re using it with Windows, ASUS provides DisplayWidget Lite, which allows the monitor to detect its orientation and automatically switch the screen between landscape and portrait mode. No price was provided. but it looks very interesting, with a high-quality panel, the ability to move it anywhere and the ability to connect to a large number of computers, whether notebooks or mini-PCs. And if you need other types of formats, don’t miss our Monitor Guide.