Z1C

portable as in (self contained) battery powered? or just something slim and easy to move? I have two ARZOPA Portable Monitor that work decently well, they are not battery powered, but you could add a battery pack I guess. I got them on sale for under $100 - amazon lighting deal. when I am not taking

Arzopa Portable monitor good quality brand yan.

I got the Z1C, it arrived with black lines on the panel. A few months down the line, I accidentally pressed too hard on the bottom right edge and the display cracked with the liquid leaking all over the screen. Thankfully Arzopa sent me a replacement monitor after a week of persuasion.(I don't think

I considered something like this in the past but I decided it would be too cumbersome to use and was rather expensive. I settled on a single 15.6" Arzopa portable monitor. Cheap, light, does the job. Good luck with your project though! I will never be brave enough to even consider doing a hardware s

I've had an Arzopa Z1C for about a year with no issues. It's basic but pretty good quality and I got it for £60 (about $80) from Amazon in the UK. I take it out once every couple of weeks in a backpack. Since most portable monitors use laptop panels you will generally find laptop sleeves/cases to fi