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Asus MB16AP Review – Midrange Portable USB-C IPS Monitor with Built-in Battery

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

The Asus MB16AP is the middle ground option for professionals on the go that require a brilliant IPS panel that is reliable even if some premium add-ons are missing. This model’s nickname is the ZenScreen Go which further describes its emphasis on portability by adding a built-in battery into the mix. The Asus MB16AP just might be the best option for you if you don’t need touch capabilities and battery-zapping functionality, but let’s check first how it compares to its two siblings.
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