Outstanding design, Thunderbolt 3 support, Folio stand case and stylus pen come included, Simple menus, Contrast ratio and brightness are good enough for productivity, IPS display has great viewing angles, Battery life is decent, Speakers, Touchscreen
SRGB is very average resulting in muted, dull colors, Can't use Thunderbolt 3 and charge the device at the same time, Up to double the price of some competitors
The Asus ZenScreen Touch MB16AMT is a capable portable display. You get all of the niceties like a touchscreen, Thunderbolt 3, speakers, a folio case, a stylus (that is also a ballpoint pen), and a truly striking design. It's a productivity machine and wo...
Published: 2020-02-06, Author: Paolo , review by: monitornerds.com
Thin and Light, Accurate IPS Panel, USB-C Single Cable Operation, Micro HDMI and Speakers Included, Lower Price,
Low sRGB Coverage
The Asus MB16AMT is a better buy if you are after thanks to its multitude of extra features such as its additional micro HDMI port. We also love the added pen which is functional and essential to the monitor and for your work. The built-in battery helps a...
Published: 2019-12-27, Author: Tony , review by: pcmag.com
Gesture-based multi-touch and stylus input, Built-in battery, Comprehensive, easy-to-navigate menus, with mini-joystick for navigation, Good brightness and contrast ratio, Built-in speakers,
Pricey for a mobile monitor, Somewhat dull colors, Limited touch support for use with Macs, and none for iOS devices
The wisely designed Asus ZenScreen Touch brings touch-input capability, flexible stand options, and an on-the-go internal battery to a 15.6-inch mobile monitor, topping the field...
Published: 2019-09-22, Author: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
The answer is a resounding “hell yes”. However, at $699, it's definitely in the realm of “optional purchases” that many people probably wouldn't be prepared to buy.While it might be a bit more expensive than a second display, stand and the like, it offers...
Abstract: Portable displays that you pair with a laptop aren't a new phenomenon, but in the past couple of years, they have come into their own. Many of the major monitor manufacturers have at least one in their repertoire, and new models are appearing more regular...
Weighs at 900 gram and still is portable AF, Has the essential I/Os - a USB-C Port and Micro HDMI, Good sounding speakers for a Portable Monitor, Brings better Versatility and Flow to work or Play, Touch Screen Panel brings endless possibilities
The Sleeve could be better and Improved, Can't use TouchScreen on Non-Thunderbolt and through HDMI, Could have gone with a Full Sized HDMI port on Display
The ASUS ZenScreen Touch MB16AMT is a must have and a favorite peripheral to bring on the move or even to use it at home as a tertiary display to my existing monitor setup as I could use the touch screen to interact with software like the Adobe Suite and...
Has 10-point touchscreen functionality, Has a built-in 7,800 mAh battery, Can connect to a wide variety of devices via USB-C and HDMI, Easy to bring around, OSD is easy to use with plenty of options, Great viewing angles, Can expand smartphone's productiv
Colours are decent at best, May behave weirdly depending on host device, 5-way joystick is flimsy, Speakers are practically pointless, A little pricey
The ASUS ZenScreen Touch MB16AMT portable monitor is a portable productivity powerhouse, but it does have its fair share of quirks...
Abstract: Multiple monitors. People ask me why we need them if a big one would suffice. While they are somewhat correct, having another set of screen to display is a different feeling on its own. Thankfully, I had ASUS to lend me a device that can convince me to ge...
