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The second aspect that could use some attention is the power management of the monitor.

Thus, simple actions like volume and brightness control or UI navigation are more difficult than they need to be. In particular, the buttons along the top are way too spongy and with unsatisfying feedback when pressed. While the actual panel is excellent and better for gaming than most other portable monitors in the market, some aspects of the hardware could use improvements. Asus didn't cut any corners in regards to black-white response times, contrast, or brightness which are all indicative of a good gaming display. However, we're nonetheless impressed that Asus has managed to include fast refresh rates, minimal ghosting, G-Sync, wide sRGB coverage, speakers, kickstand, and even a tripod attachment and an internal battery within a thin 11.8 mm form factor. We won't go over the full list of specifications as users can find all the manufacturer-provided numbers and features here. Asus wants to change that with its high-end 15.6-inch XG16AHPE portable gaming monitor that promises to have all the display features users have come to expect from a typical gaming laptop or desktop monitor. The recent Lepow Lite H1, for example, is far too dim to be of any use in most environments save for an indoor office. Though incredibly handy in theory, portable monitors have been hit or miss as they almost always sacrifice some important details to meet the lower weight and smaller size targets.