Asus ROG Strix XG17AHP 17.3” Portable Gaming Monitor, 1080P Full HD, IPS, 240Hz (Supports 144Hz), Adaptive-Sync, Eye Care, Micro-HDMI USB-C, ROG Tripod, Carrying Bag, 3 Hour Battery Life, BLACK 17"FHD 240Hz w/ Tripod, Carry bag, Cover

I haven't had my display long, so I don't know how well it will do in the long term, but here's a brief review from a couple days use. The display itself is great. Are there better displays? Probably, but I doubt they're portable. The OSD is a bit hard to navigate because the side buttons give little feedback and require more force than should be necessary to push, so you have to use two hands to navigate it. There's tons of options, including displaying the FPS and even putting an artificial cross hair in the middle of the screen. Some options are grayed out, but I assume they're only available with certain connections or display modes. No complaints regarding the battery. Heck, I bought this not even knowing it had one. If you use a higher power wall adapter then it has no problem going all day. If you use the one out of the box, certain setting combinations can cause the display to use a little more power than the adapter can provide, causing it to slowly drain over a period of many hours. One power related complaint I do have, however, is no PD passthrough. So no matter how powerful of a charger I connect to the display, it won't pass the extra power through to my phone, tablet, ROG Ally etc. That's a big misstep that could have helped reduce cable clutter a bit. The tripod is sturdy and easy to use and attach to the display. The only small down side is they don't include any kind of driver to attach it with. A basic L shaped Phillips driver would have sufficed. Also, given the screens capability to detect it's orientation and auto rotate the display, the inability to rotate the screen when on its tripod is frustrating and shows a bit of shortsightedness on ASUS's part. The biggest issue with this display is the audio quality. The speakers sound like absolute trash. The sound isn't quite loud enough. It's weak on the low and mids with a generally flat sound that peaks a little on the highs. It's good enough if you're in a quiet hotel room or something, but unusable with any notable amount of background noise. My ROG Ally sounds better. My Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra sounds better. Even my S22 sounds better. They're that bad. On the plus side, there is a headphone jack. But there are no audio settings of any kind, so if you have the option, just connect your headphones to whatever your source is. There's not much to say about appearance. It looks like a giant tablet. I can fit the display and accessories, my ROG Ally and accessories, and my Tab S8 Ultra and accessories in my backpack quite comfortably, plus microphone (Røde PodMic) a low profile keyboard, mouse and Xbox controller, basically giving me the ultimate portable gaming/do everything setup without going overkill and swapping the Ally for a high end gaming laptop. TL;DR I highly recommend it, just use your own speakers or headphones.

Aunque es verdad que es un producto con costo elevado, realmente cumple con las expectativas, tanto en calidad de color como en tasa de refresco ya que la gama sRGB a como vino el mío cubre el 93% de los colores y con 240Hz lo hace una bestia, las bocinas no van a ser extremadamente buenas pero realmente se escuchan bien, la batería integrada lo hace muy cómodo ya que no necesita estar enchufado a la pared y el trípode que incluye hace que la experiencia se eleve ya que puedes ajustarlo a diferentes alturas o a la que mejor te convenga, la verdad es un paquete premium para aquellos que no les moleste gastar un buen dinero por algo como esto, sin embargo se puede encontrar otras opciones mucho más accesibles que también cumplirán sus necesidades. Solo comprar si está dentro de su presupuesto y si realmente necesitan todo lo que brinda este paquete y ofrece el monitor. Recomendado si es el caso.

This price is expensive, but, from personal use this has a lot more potential for people who travel and stay at work-camps / hotels for long periods of time like what I do. Even to make mobile-consoles this monitor would work just fine. It's small enough that you can carry it around in a laptop-bag or just bring the box in general in a duffle bag. The screen isn't the best just being at 1080p however since it's in a 17.3" chassis you don't really notice a big difference. One thing I like that Asus did is that they didn't limit buyers to their tripod stand, if you get the cheaper model you can by an external one and it works just fine which got to give props to Asus for. In my studio I found myself using this monitor over my 49" monitor just because of how good it is for a smaller foot-print, plus the screen being able to run off it's own charge for awhile is a great touch. It does weight a lot due to the internal battery but it also gives it a feeling of rigidity which is nice. By no means will this monitor completely replace a full dedicated monitor for a permanent set-up, however, for on the go use this monitor is irreplaceable.

The peg on the back seems flimsy. The USB and HDMI feel super loose like they will break and after using the screen on my desk about 3 dozen times it simply would not power on. Sent it to Asus under warrenty and over 20days have past and still no news. I thought I was buying premium at the price point but no. the image quality is great but would not pay more than 200bucks for the build quality and reliability :(

The ad clearly said tripod included, but if you check the model number online it is not supposed to come with it that’s why it’s cheaper. Knowing this, I wasn’t disappointed, and works great towards my portable computer setup!