A JOYRIDE THROUGH THE OSD
Two other mobile monitors in Asus’ ZenScreen line, the ZenScreen (MB16ACE)
and the ZenScreen Go, feature two control buttons in their lower-left corners
for navigating the onscreen display (OSD) settings. The ZenScreen Touch,
though, has only one.
In fact, the ZenScreen Touch has just two buttons, period: a power button in the
lower-right corner and the control button. At a glance, you might mistake the
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can press the button in, usually to enter a command, or you can push it up,
down, or to either side to navigate.
On the left side of the monitor are two ports, a USB Type-C and a micro-HDMI;
the ZenScreen Touch comes with a USB-C cable that supports DisplayPort over
USB-C (enabling the monitor to receive video or data, as well as power), as well
as a USB-A-to-USB-C adapter, and a micro-HDMI-to-HDMI cable.
Pressing the controller once launches a menu of its functions. Pressing it in
again takes you to the main menu; toggling it to the right closes the menu;
toggling it to the left lets you control the speaker volume; pressing it upward
lets you control the input source; and pressing it downward lets you choose
whether your input device is a phone or PC.