The neatly designed ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AWP portable monitor really leans into its intended use. There's everything here you could want for pairing with your laptop, including a single-cable USB-C connection, wireless streaming, a built-in stand, some speakers and a headphone socket, and an IPS panel that’s just about bright enough to use on the train or by a window. You get some welcome extras too, such as the standard tripod connection on the back. Combine this with the wireless screen mirroring over Wi-Fi, and you’ve got a screen that could easily be mounted in a studio for monitoring photo or video shoots, or perched on a hotel room desk while you relax and stream Netflix to it.
But how does it compare against other portable monitors on the market right now? I took it through its paces to find out (also see our guide to the best monitors for working from home).
