Review on ASUS XG17AHPE Portable Adaptive Sync Micro HDMI 17.3", Full HD 1920x1080, 240Hz, HDMI, IPS Display by Owoeye Pelletier

overpriced but worthwhile performance. but I couldn't get the c type input source to work. I tried with Nintendo Switch and via Dock but it didn't work. I tried it with the MacBook but it still doesn't show up. So I saw a YouTube video of him using his computer to display and charge at the same time, but when I tried it didn't even show up. I contacted their customer service and it annoyed me that I exchanged emails with different representatives each time and had to explain it each time. They even thought it was the motherboard, which pissed me off because it was obvious the rep wasn't following the emails. So I sent it to ASUS for repair. The return took a long time due to the pandemic and I had to order a part to fix it. Now at this point it has been stated that it has been delivered for online tracking and a receipt will be required upon delivery. But when I got home, he wasn't there. So I've now contacted Asus again, whereupon they told me I have to wait 10-14 days for the edit to be approved. So what I'm trying to say is if you're willing to deal with this kind of problem, if you ever get a broken monitor, get this monitor. The micro HDMI input display worked, allowing me to test the PC and PS4 Pro monitor. The update will come later. (hopefully) update! Asus replaced the monitor with a desktop monitor after 2-3 months of waiting and negotiation. 4k 32" MG27UQ. Still I wanted a portable monitor because it's portable but I have no regrets. Paid $500 for an $800 monitor.