Questions about ASUS ZenScreen MB16ACE

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Yes, automatic screen rotation on the ZenScreen MB16ACE requires specific software to be installed on your PC. You need to install the DisplayWidget software to enable the auto-rotate feature, and this only works on Windows OS.

The ASUS ZenScreen MB16ACE does not require a power adapter. A simple USB-C connection to a laptop is enough to provide both power and video transmission, thanks to its hybrid-signal solution.

The ASUS ZenScreen MB16ACE is not compatible with the iPad Pro without the use of additional accessories and with some limitations. - The iPad Pro does not have enough power to power a display like the ZenScreen MB16ACE directly through the USB-C connection, as the iPad's power supply is not sufficient for peripheral devices that require more power. - To use the ZenScreen MB16ACE with an iPad Pro, a powered USB-C hub would be required to provide the necessary power, but even this is not guaranteed to work. - An alternative solution would be to use a Lightning to HDMI adapter and HDMI cable, but this would also require an external power supply for the monitor, as described for other portable monitors.

Hello, due to a special charging cable regulation, only the original accessories are to be used. Other cables will not work due to the USB configuration of the connectors https://www.ebay.de/itm/155732929469?var=0&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=707-53477-19255-0&campid=5338624525&customid=a8dac7f120dff113b4af1f6418f0840e&toolid=20006 or https://www.sparepartworld.com/asus/monitor/monitor-mb-serie/zenscreen-mb16ace/ Best regards Wolfram

That is so, it has no other connection.

The unit has only one USB-C connection. This means that the USB stick would have to take over the power supply and signal processing. The USB sticks I have cannot do this.

The monitor only receives power via UCB-C and HDMI has no power supply. So that would probably not work.

I would say B. With a USB C port and a power consumption of 6kw/1000h, it's quite economical...

You can set vertical alignment in macOS. System Preferences > Monitors.

Not as far as I know. You can also search for it on the net. For Apple devices, iPads, for example, are also very suitable for display expansion (wireless). But I have no experience with Apple myself...

Yes, it works - that's how it's connected in my case. But I would definitely recommend a hub with its own power supply (USB 3, sensible quality) - otherwise it probably won't do it. I get error messages from the driver software from time to time and have had dropouts, but it usually works well enough. Without a power supply at the hub, however, it probably wouldn't have worked.

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Hello Karli2 Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me.

I don't have a test Playstation available, but I doubt it can be used with the PS4 because it needs a driver. I think it will work with the ASUS Zenbook Go, which has its own battery and a micro-HDMI interface. ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AHP (15.60", 1920 x 1080 Pixels)