ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AWP｜Monitors｜ASUS Australia
ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AWP｜Monitors｜ASUS Australia
ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AWP｜Monitors｜ASUS Australia
ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AWP｜Monitors｜ASUS Australia
Last updated at 08/21/2026 01:30:17
ASUS 16" (16:9) IPS FHD LED, 5MS, 60Hz, USB-C SPKR, MINI-HDMI, PORTABLE, 7800mAh, 3YR 90LM07I1-B01310
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Asus ZenScreen 15.6in FHD IPS USB Portable Monitor (MB16AWP)
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ASUS ZenScreen MB16AWP 39.6 cm (15.6") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LED Black
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Asus Zenscreen Mb16ac 15.6 Full Hd Ips Monitor 60hz Black EU Plug 220V
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Asus Zenscreen Go Mb16awp 15.6 Inch Wireless Portable Monitor
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Asus Zenscreen MB16AWP 15.6 Portable Usb Monitor Ips 1920x1080 5Ms Usb Type-C Mini-Hdmi Mm 3 Years Wireless Connection, Built-in Battery, Matte
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originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
I've had Asus Portable Monitors before and was getting a little fed up with all the connection cables for my previous one being on the left side, which can be cumbersome as the portable monitor usually goes on the right to reach the power. So a wireless one with battery power sounded like a good idea to minimise the cabling fuss. Overall the monitor works well, although it froze during the firmware update (after waiting nearly an hour, I decided to risk re-booting it manually - fortunately the firmware update had worked, even though it had failed to restart). The only complaint I have is the advertised 60hz refresh rate is only available when connecting via cable. If I connect via wireless, I only get 30hz. If using the monitor to play a video file, the reduced ... MoreI've had Asus Portable Monitors before and was getting a little fed up with all the connection cables for my previous one being on the left side, which can be cumbersome as the portable monitor usually goes on the right to reach the power. So a wireless one with battery power sounded like a good idea to minimise the cabling fuss. Overall the monitor works well, although it froze during the firmware update (after waiting nearly an hour, I decided to risk re-booting it manually - fortunately the firmware update had worked, even though it had failed to restart). The only complaint I have is the advertised 60hz refresh rate is only available when connecting via cable. If I connect via wireless, I only get 30hz. If using the monitor to play a video file, the reduced refresh rate seems to result in the display freezing briefly every now and then.
originally posted on asus.com
I was looking for a portable monitor to use when traveling. It's hard to leave the multiple monitors on the desktop but this portable monitor is just the ticket. Slim and light enough for my backpack but large and clear display meet my road warrior demands. Ha.
originally posted on asus.com
Great quality, the picture is sharp, good colors also great as TV screen. The menu navigation is the only negative.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class C |
| Diagonal Size | 15.6" |
| Built-in Devices | Battery |
ASUS 16" (16:9) IPS FHD LED, 5MS, 60Hz, USB-C SPKR, MINI-HDMI, PORTABLE, 7800mAh, 3YR 90LM07I1-B01310
Save $10 for orders over $500
Asus ZenScreen 15.6in FHD IPS USB Portable Monitor (MB16AWP)
30-day returns
ASUS ZenScreen MB16AWP 39.6 cm (15.6") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LED Black
Free delivery
Asus Zenscreen Mb16ac 15.6 Full Hd Ips Monitor 60hz Black EU Plug 220V
Delivery $76.99
Asus Zenscreen Go Mb16awp 15.6 Inch Wireless Portable Monitor
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
I've had Asus Portable Monitors before and was getting a little fed up with all the connection cables for my previous one being on the left side, which can be cumbersome as the portable monitor usually goes on the right to reach the power. So a wireless one with battery power sounded like a good idea to minimise the cabling fuss. Overall the monitor works well, although it froze during the firmware update (after waiting nearly an hour, I decided to risk re-booting it manually - fortunately the firmware update had worked, even though it had failed to restart). The only complaint I have is the advertised 60hz refresh rate is only available when connecting via cable. If I connect via wireless, I only get 30hz. If using the monitor to play a video file, the reduced ... MoreI've had Asus Portable Monitors before and was getting a little fed up with all the connection cables for my previous one being on the left side, which can be cumbersome as the portable monitor usually goes on the right to reach the power. So a wireless one with battery power sounded like a good idea to minimise the cabling fuss. Overall the monitor works well, although it froze during the firmware update (after waiting nearly an hour, I decided to risk re-booting it manually - fortunately the firmware update had worked, even though it had failed to restart). The only complaint I have is the advertised 60hz refresh rate is only available when connecting via cable. If I connect via wireless, I only get 30hz. If using the monitor to play a video file, the reduced refresh rate seems to result in the display freezing briefly every now and then.
I was looking for a portable monitor to use when traveling. It's hard to leave the multiple monitors on the desktop but this portable monitor is just the ticket. Slim and light enough for my backpack but large and clear display meet my road warrior demands. Ha.
Great quality, the picture is sharp, good colors also great as TV screen. The menu navigation is the only negative.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class C |
| Diagonal Size | 15.6" |
| Built-in Devices | Battery |
