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Posted by Nikos

- October 13, 2021, 18:05:48

Weight????

Posted by Valantar

- October 13, 2021, 14:41:38

Quote from: Faris Hanafiah on October 13, 2021, 13:32:18
$400 for a standalone monitor? This is why lapdocks like the NexDock 360 and UPERFECT X are still relevant buy. You can get a built-in keyboard with a trackpad and also a built-in monitor with 100% sRGB for less than $400.

But then that's also just 60Hz and likely with terrible response times. I'd agree entirely if they had a 120/144Hz version, but I haven't seen anything like that. And so far, all other portable high refresh rate displays I've seen have been pretty terrible in terms of response times and color, so this seems to be an improvement.

Btw, it's rather impressive to have this many photos of a device yet fail to include one of the inputs. Truly baffling.

Posted by Faris Hanafiah

- October 13, 2021, 13:32:18

$400 for a standalone monitor? This is why lapdocks like the NexDock 360 and UPERFECT X are still relevant buy. You can get a built-in keyboard with a trackpad and also a built-in monitor with 100% sRGB for less than $400.

Posted by Redaktion

- October 13, 2021, 09:51:36

This 15.6-inch portable monitor is the best we've seen in its size class and category for gaming purposes just as long as you're ready to drop $400 for it. Refresh rate, G-Sync, black-white response times, sRGB colors, and brightness are all on point.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-XG16AHPE-portable-gaming-monitor-almost-nails-it-in-terms-of-features-and-performance.571825.0.html