Games consoles working on the ZenScreen ASUS Touch Follow Up

Last year I did an unboxing video and review on an expensive but brilliant portable monitor from ASUS. Since it went live an entire community of people have come together asking about set ups and technical queries, so decided to do a couple of follow up videos to answer some of the queries.

First video is up now and we take a look at the communities questions on how this product works with games consoles. Without a doubt the biggest questions have been around using USB-C & DisplayPort for video in, rather than HDMI and how to connect for charging.

Typically, far too much time was spent on creating vector graphics to illustrate the connections but I wanted to be as crystal clear on what is and isn’t possible.

If you have found this page because you are looking to buy this portable monitor or something similar, then make sure you watch the original review video below.

We are not affiliated with ASUS in anyway and none of the products shown have been provided in exchange for our opinions or money. We just love tech, buy tech and especially love talking about the tech we enjoy using.

This video is actually the first we have edited using a new M1 powered Mac Mini with Final Cut Pro. It’s been pretty exciting actually. I think we will be doing a video covering the new Mac Mini performance soon.

• Edited on – Mac Mini 2020 M1 16GB Ram
• Filmed using – Sony A6600
• Edited using – Final Cut Pro
• Essential add ons – CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 + dock
• Vector Graphics – Affinity Design
• Intro Music – Drum & Bass from ZapSplat.com

https://www.asus.com/uk/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/ZenScreen/ZenScreen-MB16AC/

FYI the non-touch version of this product will also have similar functionality as featured above.

https://www.asus.com/uk/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/ZenScreen/ZenScreen-Go-MB16AHP/