SAVE $50: The Fuck Off (2023) Hindi Web Series16-inch Asus ZenScreen portable monitor is on sale at Amazon for just $99, down from the usual price of $149. That's a 34% discount and the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon.
Opens in a new window Credit: Asus Asus ZenScreen portable monitor (16 inch, kickstand) $99 at Amazon Working from home or the cafe with a tiny laptop? We're all in agreement this isn't the best setup, but the freedom of working outside of the office is pretty great for many people. If you work away from the standard office or you travel often for work, check out this nice deal at Amazon that'll dramatically improve your portable work station.
As of Feb. 25 the Asus ZenScreen portable monitor (16 inch, kickstand) is on sale at Amazon for just $99, down from the usual price of $149. That's a 34% discount that takes $50 off the price tag. It's also the lowest we've ever seen at Amazon by quite a big margin.
With a lightweight design, the Asus ZenScreen is ready to accompany your mobile workstation. Maybe it's just to the neighborhood cafe or perhaps you're getting on a plane across the ocean for spring break. The beauty of this incredibly portable monitor is that you can pack it along anywhere.
This model features a kickstand design so it'll prop up on any desktop or table in either landscape or portrait mode. There's also a tripod socket located on the back of the monitor so you can securely mount it to keep it comfortably at eye-level.
SEE ALSO: Hands on with the ultralight Asus Zenbook A14 at CES 2025: MacBook Airs should be scaredThe 15.6-inch monitor features an anti-glare screen that'll be easier for working in bright rooms. Plus, the thin 10.5mm profile is perfect for packing along in your carry on bag or your work briefcase.
Another portable benefit of the Asus ZenScreen is the USB-C power that pulls from your laptop, so you won't need to pack along another power plug. That same USB-C cable serves as the connection to your computer.
If you'll be working away from the office, improve your setup with the ultra portable Asus ZenScreen. Since it's down to just $99, the 16 inch portable monitor is a great way to make working from anywhere easier and more functional.
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