ASUSMB169B+ 15.6" Full HD 1920x1080 IPS USB Portable Monitor

It's been an adventure trying to find a portable monitor to work with my Surface Pro 3. I've tried the GeChic 2501H, the AOC e1659Fwux- Pro, and the ASUS MB169B+ and MB169C+. The ASUS MB169B+ wins.Cons:--It should come with a Y cable (the AOC does), but I had to buy one in order to get enough power to the ASUS due to the low power output of the SP3 USB port. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005M0ICG2?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00).--The case is supposed to double as a stand, but it's just weird and not as stable as I'd liek, soI bought a different style stnad which is working great. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014GCTGFM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00).Pros:--The screen is GREAT. Very crisp and clear images and non-glare.--The display colors are not as good as the SP3, but very close, and not really enough to be noticeable, unless you are doing photo editing. For the average school work/job, surfing or gaming this screen will be great. (Pictures included so you can see for yourself.)--Easy to get up and running. Just plug in, download the driver and it worked.--It's super light weight.--Comes with protective case. I wish it was a hard case, but it's pretty sturdy as soft cases go and MUCH better than what you got with the AOC (a neoprene soft case that is VERY tight to get on and is likely to rip out after just a few uses), or the GeChic 2501H (nothing at all).--It works with my Surface Pro 3. A BIG DEAL! Who knew the SP3 was such a pain to get a portable monitor for?!--The Tech support was great. (The first MB169B+ I got was DOA, but just to be sure, I walked through some tests with the ASUS Tech Support and they were great! In the end, I had to return it and get a replacement, which went flawlessly.)As for the ASUS MB169C+, I could never get it to power up with the SP3, so I'm not sure if it's a power issue, a DOA issue, or just that I was using a converter cable to go from the USB-C to USB 3.1 connection to the SP3. For more details on the GeChic 2501H, see my product review.

Let's face it...it seems like there's more to do each day, and less time to get it done. If you want to have any kind of personal time, you have to be able to multi-task to get your 12 hours worth of work to fit into an 8 hour day.For me to accomplish this, I have set up my "Command Center" in my office and in my home...but what about when I have to hit the road? It's not like my job stops because I'm in a hotel, right? This is where these monitors shine. According to the ASUS website, the software for these will allow you to use up to 5 linked with your PC. I can't confirm this, but I do have have 3, and I run them all along with my laptop display. I can't quite work as efficiently as I am used to, but it's darn close.I would recommend a few accessories if you want to do this however. At first, I tried to make a mounting system that would allow me to use 3 lined up in portrait mode, as I am used to on my desktops, but then realized that this wasn't necessary. I instead purchased a couple of MountEra Side-Mount Clips and a couple of Anker aluminum stands, and I'm set. The clips are large enough so that I can mount one on each upper corner of my laptop display and it will hold one monitor to each side and also one mounted directly above my main display. I use the Anker stands to carry the weight of the monitors (which isn't much), so that it doesn't drag down my laptop lid.The monitors themselves are very lightweight, thin, and easy to pack and transport. I slide all 3 of them into an Amazon Basics neoprene laptop sleeve (15"), separated by 2 thin pieces of packing foam cut to size. The cables, clips, and stands all fit into the front pocket of my backpack. Setting up takes about 3 minutes, and I can go to townThe color on these is pretty good. They match up well with a little tweaking, and as promised, have good viewing angles. The colors are not as rich as on my main display, but nothing to gripe about unless you are doing photo editing.All in all, they are well worth the price. I have the Full HD USB 3.0 versions, although I do have a USB-C port. I didn't want to have to worry about keeping track of which was which.The software that comes with them is very easy to set up, and once you do, you can just use your Windows display settings to rearrange them as you like.If you need full productivity on the go, I wouldn't hesitate over purchasing these. The time you will free up for yourself is worth the price. Hope this helps your purchasing decision.

Tela leve. Usa uma conexão via USB 3 . O cabo é de bom tamanho é do mesmo tamanho do notebook e cabe na mesma mochila. Tem controle de brilho ótimo para quem se desloca e precisa de outra tela.

Me parece un producto buenísimo. Se ve mejor que la pantalla de mi portátil.

Package delivery undamaged. Item received in well working condition.

Utilisateur nomade et traitant de l'image( video et animation )sur PC je voulais à tout prix ce type d'appareilCet écran est dédié à l'ordinateurPoint positif :- Résolution 1920 X 1080 et beau rendu (pour écran secondaire !)- produit peu épais (0,8mm ) et léger de bonne facture- 15"6 parfait compromis de taille pour le travail- Reconnu directement et installation des drivers facile- Une prise USB = alim+vidéo- Housse de transport peu encombrante noire et solide (écran + housse = 1,5cm epaisseur)je peux transporter cet écran en plus de ma machine dans mon sac- Ma batterie se décharge un peu plus vite... mais pas plus et ça ne fait pas "ventiller" le processeur !Point négatif- Pas de support intégré à l'écran- le support (qui est aussi la housse de transport.) pas top du tout !j'ai donc acheté un support tablette qui va bien !En conclusion Excellent je ne regrette pas mon achat.

Excelente