The Arzopa Z3FC is our top-rated portable monitor — it's the perfect second screen for work and gaming and Amazon just dropped the price
Our hardware editor uses this 16.1-inch 2560x1440 portable display every day for working (and playing) and still loves it.
The Arzopa Z3FC portable monitor is highly regarded by hardware experts as the perfect secondary screen for both work and gaming. Amazon has currently lowered the price to $140 from its original $160 listing. This 16.1 inch monitor features a 2560x1440 IPS panel with a 180Hz refresh rate over USB-C (144Hz over HDMI) and FreeSync support for gaming PCs and consoles.
The monitor is constructed from lightweight aluminum-alloy and comes with a padded sleeve for protection. In the UK, the Z3FC is priced at £130 (originally £160).
Our hardware editor uses the Arzopa Z3FC daily as a work monitor and for gaming on various handheld devices. The monitor's 180Hz refresh rate and crisp text display make it ideal for office tasks, while its portability allows one-handed carrying, making it easy to transport between locations. The built-in speakers offer more depth than expected from a thin display, and the editor continues to use the device daily for work purposes post-review.
Arzopa's previous price drops for the Z3FC have been significant, with a recent $30 discount off the $169.99 listed price representing an 18% reduction. While Arzopa's listed prices have varied widely since the launch, the current $139.99 price point appears to be among the lowest observed for this model. If you're looking for a lightweight second screen for business travel, split-screening work and gaming, or a high-refresh-rate display for handheld consoles, the Arzopa Z3FC is recommended.
However, this monitor may not be suitable for those requiring professional-grade color accuracy (as it covers only 107% sRGB), those who need built-in battery power, or those planning to take advantage of the Switch 2's HDR mode, which appeared washed out in our testing. Keep in mind that the monitor's color coverage tops out at 107% sRGB, which is sufficient for general use but not ideal for color-critical creative work.
Additionally, there is no built-in battery, and HDR performance may be limited when using the monitor with consoles or mobile devices.
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