Asus Portable Monitor Connecting Disconnecting

I bought the Duex monitor over a year ago, and suddenly it started connecting and disconnecting. Driver reinstallation didn't help with this issue. I contacted customer service and they were extremely helpful. I recommend the product and the company!

It has made connecting and disconnecting my system from my workstation so easy! So many ports.

These feel lightweight and a bit cheap, but no issues connecting or disconnecting and they do what they are advertised to do.

This is a specific cable for my Rode blimp. I never disconnect it from the blimp. It makes connecting and disconnecting an XLR cable much simpler than routing the cable from the inside to the outside of the blimp. Only real downside is the cost, but it works well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] easy to setup. saved me time on the connecting/disconnecting. less wires in my way

I use these cables regularly, connecting and disconnecting multiple times a day to transfer audio files from a Sony recording system to my computer for processing. They seem to last about a year before the connection starts to become sloppy and unreliable. Considering the amount of wear and tear I give the female connector I consider it to be performing very well.

It's great for connecting cables to my DSLR - I have 3 A/V connections and they're all on top of one another - so this way I don't risk one of the cables disconnecting another cable.

This Quick Detach Strap Swivel-D Loop is great for connecting/disconnecting or changing camera.

Awesome, great, trustworthy product, the only issue with the Asus portable monitor is 3 hour battery lifespan...

I needed a compact, simple, high-quality, secondary display to sit beside my main monitor. I very much wanted a portable monitor, but not to actually carry around with me, just not an ordinary display with the clutter of power cord/stand/etc. It will mostly be sitting in one place, but the nature of my work involves frequent changes to all the hardware connected to my system, so a degree of portability is great. What I also didn't really want was the usual origami case/cover/stand that comes with most portable monitors. I think they're great, but just not right for this particular usage. Before the Lenovo I tried an Asus Zenscreen, which was pretty awesome, but had a battery (great for true portable use!) but wouldn't power-up if the battery needed charging, which is a hassle I don't need. The Asus also had an HDMI input, which the Lenovo lacks, and also built-in speakers (if I recall correctly). Again, for true portable use, the speakers are almost a must-have, so for some people the Lenovo won't fit the bill. The lack of HDMI support is a little disappointing, for sure, but even though I would have made use of it, it also wasn't a deal breaker (for me). So, yes, if all you need is the display, and your computer/device supports video over USB-C, this is a great option. Minor gripe is the straight plug and length of the supplied USB-C cable. A right-angled plug and another foot or so of length would have been much better. I had to buy a separate cable, and (as I discovered the hard way!) not many USB-C cables support the alt mode of Displayport-over-USB, and the correct cable wasn't cheap! For me, in this particular scenario, this Lenovo is pretty much perfect. For some people it may be a little too basic, so for those people I'd say try the Asus.