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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Aug 5, 2026 7:10 AM

15.6″ ASUS ZenScreen 1080p USB-C Portable Monitor w/ Kickstand & Tripod Socket

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Amazon has 15.6″ ASUS ZenScreen 1080p USB-C Portable Monitor w/ Kickstand & Tripod Socket (MB16AHV) on sale for $94.40. Shipping is free.

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  • 15.6" FHD IPS Anti-Glare Display
  • Dual USB-C & Mini-HDMI Ports w/ 15W power delivery
  • Fold-Out Kickstand and Tripod Socket
  • Ionic silver coating inhibiting 99.9% of bacteria
  • 10mm Ultra-Slim profile weighing 0.9kg

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Amazon has 15.6″ ASUS ZenScreen 1080p USB-C Portable Monitor w/ Kickstand & Tripod Socket (MB16AHV) on sale for $94.40. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • 15.6" FHD IPS Anti-Glare Display
  • Dual USB-C & Mini-HDMI Ports w/ 15W power delivery
  • Fold-Out Kickstand and Tripod Socket
  • Ionic silver coating inhibiting 99.9% of bacteria
  • 10mm Ultra-Slim profile weighing 0.9kg

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Aug 9, 2026 9:36 PM
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About this item
  • 15.6" FHD IPS Anti-Glare Display: Backed by ASUS display expertise, enjoy crisp visuals working remotely from cafes. This 15.6 inch portable monitor for laptop provides a flawless travel dual monitor setup without distracting screen glare
  • Dual USB-C & Mini-HDMI Ports: Trust ASUS engineering to connect any mobile workstation. With 15W power delivery, this versatile usb c portable monitor uses one cable for power and video to keep your travel monitor setup entirely clean
  • 10mm Ultra-Slim & 0.9kg Profile: Built with premium ASUS durability, effortlessly slip this monitor into your travel bag. This lightweight travel monitor and portable screen serves digital nomads prioritizing on-the-go freedom
  • Embedded Treatment Surface: Rely on ASUS health innovations with an ionic silver coating inhibiting 99.9% of bacteria. Feel secure using this hygienic external monitor for laptop in shared coworking spaces, cafes, or busy airports
  • Fold-Out Kickstand & Tripod Socket: Featuring ASUS award-winning design, easily adjust your viewing angle. Create an ergonomic dual monitor setup on any hotel desk using the kickstand or seamlessly attach it to a portable monitor stand mount
  • Auto-Rotate DisplayWidget Software: Leverage exclusive ASUS software to read long documents effortlessly. Automatically switch between portrait and landscape modes on your portable screen for laptop to instantly maximize your daily multitasking
  • TV-Certified Eye Care Technology: Rely on strict ASUS health standards to prevent eye strain during late-night projects. Advanced flicker-free and low blue light tech makes this a highly comfortable eye care monitor for daily extended use
  • 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (valid until 8/31/2026)
  • Warranty Coverage: 3 Year Warranty with Advanced Replacement and Repair service

https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-ZenSc...B0CGGLZ8YT
Last edited by Dashey10 August 9, 2026 at 02:37 PM.
Aug 10, 2026 6:36 PM
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Aug 15, 2026 7:12 PM
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GreyKestrel9181Aug 15, 2026 7:12 PM
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Not bad if you care about brand name but you can get the generic brands for as low as $40 lately with similar reviews.
Aug 15, 2026 7:20 PM
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djsvetljoAug 15, 2026 7:20 PM
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I assume if they don't post the brightness, not usable for outdoors?
Aug 15, 2026 7:32 PM
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stannersAug 15, 2026 7:32 PM
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I've tried this one, and several and honestly... the whole setup (for all of these) is so clunky. The HDMI wires, the power, they're all very thick. It gets finicky and messy fast. As a software engineer who is always on-the-go, I thought this would be a game changer. But after using them for a month, it's all been collecting dust.

Until they have something that is one (or zero) cables and works as an extended display, I don't think I would go back to these sort of setups.

I hear the iPad can double as an extended display wirelessly for macs, but I haven't tried it. That's the kind of setup that would work since you'd carry a tablet around anyway, IMHO
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Aug 15, 2026 7:46 PM
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DefendingtheTruthAug 15, 2026 7:46 PM
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Ive always been curious on what the actual point of these are? What is the market on them? The idea of using these for "gaming" seems like a hassle, then if its for work youre probably already using a laptop or tablet this size if not bigger already
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BrandocAug 15, 2026 7:50 PM
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Quote from DefendingtheTruth :
Ive always been curious on what the actual point of these are? What is the market on them? The idea of using these for "gaming" seems like a hassle, then if its for work youre probably already using a laptop or tablet this size if not bigger already
I use them to plug into raspberry pi's or other robotic projects and things where I just want a temporary display to configure stuff and it's otherwise headless.
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chitownowAug 15, 2026 7:54 PM
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Quote from stanners :
I've tried this one, and several and honestly... the whole setup (for all of these) is so clunky. The HDMI wires, the power, they're all very thick. It gets finicky and messy fast. As a software engineer who is always on-the-go, I thought this would be a game changer. But after using them for a month, it's all been collecting dust.Until they have something that is one (or zero) cables and works as an extended display, I don't think I would go back to these sort of setups.I hear the iPad can double as an extended display wirelessly for macs, but I haven't tried it. That's the kind of setup that would work since you'd carry a tablet around anyway, IMHO
Largest 13" iPad is $1,000... This is 15.6" screen that weighs less Than iPad.
2 different worlds.
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Quote from stanners :
I've tried this one, and several and honestly... the whole setup (for all of these) is so clunky. The HDMI wires, the power, they're all very thick. It gets finicky and messy fast. As a software engineer who is always on-the-go, I thought this would be a game changer. But after using them for a month, it's all been collecting dust.

Until they have something that is one (or zero) cables and works as an extended display, I don't think I would go back to these sort of setups.

I hear the iPad can double as an extended display wirelessly for macs, but I haven't tried it. That's the kind of setup that would work since you'd carry a tablet around anyway, IMHO
"With 15W power delivery, this versatile usb c portable monitor uses one cable for power and video to keep your travel monitor setup entirely clean" - seems at bit at odds with your comment, no?
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DebauchedSlothAug 15, 2026 9:43 PM
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A couple of thoughts on two of the questions raised here:

1. What's the use case? A lot of work benefits from large monitors and/or multiple monitors. A monitor like this is the best option for duplicating workstation-like functionality while traveling. Think: trying to get some real work done from a hotel room without just relying on a single laptop screen.

2. What's the point of comparing this to an iPad? Well, speaking from experience, if you already travel with an iPad, it would be really nice if it could just be used as a second screen. That's a nice benefit provided to Mac users that Windows users can't enjoy. Yeah, the iPad is a lot more expensive... but then you have an iPad.

As other have said, this seems like a nice deal on a name brand USB-C travel monitor.
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Quote from DefendingtheTruth :
Ive always been curious on what the actual point of these are? What is the market on them? The idea of using these for "gaming" seems like a hassle, then if its for work youre probably already using a laptop or tablet this size if not bigger already
I take two of these for work when traveling. Laptop screen in the center and 1 either side. I've never used this in a non-portable setup. I've used it in hotel rooms, 3d scanning setup in a workshop, rendering output monitor with editing software on the main screen and so on.
Aug 15, 2026 9:50 PM
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the_scum1Aug 15, 2026 9:50 PM
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Quote from DefendingtheTruth :
Ive always been curious on what the actual point of these are? What is the market on them? The idea of using these for "gaming" seems like a hassle, then if its for work youre probably already using a laptop or tablet this size if not bigger already
When I road trip I bring my gmktec mini pc(plastic and very light and one a cheaper version of this screen. I like having my main pc with me. I just don't have good luck with lap tops. Easy to set up at the hotel or airbnb. The pc can play most games out there as well so I enjoy having that when on the road some times
Aug 15, 2026 9:52 PM
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the_scum1Aug 15, 2026 9:52 PM
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Quote from DebauchedSloth :
A couple of thoughts on two of the questions raised here:

1. What's the use case? A lot of work benefits from large monitors and/or multiple monitors. A monitor like this is the best option for duplicating workstation-like functionality while traveling. Think: trying to get some real work done from a hotel room without just relying on a single laptop screen.

2. What's the point of comparing this to an iPad? Well, speaking from experience, if you already travel with an iPad, it would be really nice if it could just be used as a second screen. That's a nice benefit provided to Mac users that Windows users can't enjoy. Yeah, the iPad is a lot more expensive... but then you have an iPad.

As other have said, this seems like a nice deal on a name brand USB-C travel monitor.
I have a gmktec mini pc. I bring in and a screen like this while traveling. Nice being able to bring my main pc on the road. It all fits in a back pack including mouse and keyboard
Aug 15, 2026 9:53 PM
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lylerasputinAug 15, 2026 9:53 PM
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Quote from stanners :
I've tried this one, and several and honestly... the whole setup (for all of these) is so clunky. The HDMI wires, the power, they're all very thick. It gets finicky and messy fast. As a software engineer who is always on-the-go, I thought this would be a game changer. But after using them for a month, it's all been collecting dust.

Until they have something that is one (or zero) cables and works as an extended display, I don't think I would go back to these sort of setups.

I hear the iPad can double as an extended display wirelessly for macs, but I haven't tried it. That's the kind of setup that would work since you'd carry a tablet around anyway, IMHO
I have one similar to this, and I use it with my MacBook Pro, and it's one usb c cable. done.

I've been using it as an additional extended display daily, travel with it, hotel setups or whatever.. fits in my bag in a laptop case right next to my laptop, weighs almost nothing, and is plenty bright etc.

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robomaxAug 15, 2026 10:01 PM
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One Cable Is All You Need
MB16AHV uses a single USB-C cable for both video and power, keeping your workspace clean and clutter-free. With 15W power delivery, it can also charge your device. For added flexibility, a mini-HDMI port provides an alternative video connection when needed.

So 1 cable!!! power block is only needed if you want to charge the device the monitor connected to !!!

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