ASUS ZenScreen MB16AHV

After my old Asus Zenscreen MB16AC broke, I ordered this one with the idea that it would be almost the same. The old model only has a USB-C port that you can connect to your laptop with USB-C. I have a (work-provided) Lenovo Thinkpad with 1 single USB-C port, which is used for charging. This already caused problems, because with a hub to a normal USB port it did not show any image because that port does not support alt dp mode. This could be solved by a software update.

However, this setup did not work with the new screen. I only got an image by plugging the USB-C cable (in the monitor) into the only USB-C port on the laptop. This meant that I could not charge and use the monitor at the same time.

Then you probably think; why not buy a splitter? No splitter that has an acceptable size supports image transfer (I have spoken to several companies).

What does work; the monitor has an hdmi port BUT if you use this you also have to connect the monitor with a charging cable (this new model can also be powered by electricity, also has more ports than the old model). So if you don't mind connecting a thick hdmi cable and a power cable to your mobile screen, then this is a nice screen. I choose a mobile screen to be mobile, so as few cables as possible. This screen is going back!

Poor quality product. Used it for 2 months and the hinge broke off.

Legs break off, repair costs 123 euros. Don't buy it, real junk