You have to be careful not to move the cable at all when connected or you will lose the signal

UpdateI have two of these, the two of them have their very proprietary usb cable already half broken, they don t stick to the usb port any more and as a result keep on getting disconnecting, over time I just gave up using them because it was just very inconvenient

USB A cable dies after a month.

The woefully short cable simply compounded my ire for this device

A right-angle usb c cable would be really helpful since I put the monitor close to other objects and a wall, and the cable is thick and takes several inches to bend, and the usb c port could get damaged if I bump the cord

Pros: Amazingly lightweight, excellent protective caseCons: weak short cable, buy a good quality spare, even the quality usb3 cable can dislodge when bumped due to the port placement

Also the cable that comes with it is absolute garbage

For those customers that damage the cable or lose the cable - you are in trouble!

I ordered a USB-C to USB-C replacement cable only to find that the cable is only compatible with Asus cables.

Not every USB-C cable available in the marketplace now are created equal

I just bought a new $6 Amazon Basics USB Micro-B cable and it works perfectly again.

I love it very portable but short cable

The cable connection seems loose and I have no way to tell if its a faulty cable or a faulty panel

I tried the Y-cable other reviewers suggested and It did work, when I connected the split cable (for power) to the usb port of the Surface Pro 3's power brick

Most cheap cables will NOT work

Regular USB-C cables are incapable of translating the video signal necessary to make the monitor work, so I now have a 15" brick on my desk

I ordered an Amazon basics cable because many said this was a cheap cable

The cable could be a littler better quality, it falls out of the monitor if your not careful, so I tried another cable that fits snugly

It's also the worst feature of this product, as this specific USB-C cable can not be replaced if you lose it

However, it comes with this flimsy cable that is just awful

Once I plugged in a better cable everything was fine again though and performance was good

You'll want to search for:Nekteck USB-IF Certified USB C 3.1 GEN 2 Cable(10Gbps/100W) USB C to USB C Cable (Thunderbolt 3 Compatible) with E-marker & Power Delivery For MacBook Pro Galaxy S9

The bad:Connection cable/port is flimsy and it takes multiple disconnects and reconnects to finally get my Surface to recognize itPlastic

And, I even bought the "Amazon" recommended cord USB 3.1 Type C Cable to go with it.

USB “Y” split cable into the USB port of the Surface Pro’s power block attached to the electrical cord

This monitor has a very weak cable connection I sent it into Asus for repair it took 3

This makes them jut out the side awkwardly so they are easy to bump into and snagging the cables is too easy

Our white cable that came with our pixels phones is working awesome for it

If I bump the cable and the monitor goes out, I have to reboot again

Cable seems a little finicky; I had to log out and back in after re-positioning the monitor.

Nor does any 3rd party seem to be selling a USB-C to USB-C cable capable of making this thing work

The single cable seems sturdy and is of decent length

The elastic loops aren't especially great for the task, so I've ended up just folding the cable, placing it along the top edge of the display in the case, and then folding the flap of the case over in a way that leaves space for the cable to sit wedged up there

This is mostly fine, however I have found that while the screen is in the portrait position, the cable becomes taut, and have had more than one incident where I nearly knocked the screen over while adjusting my work space.

I tried the Y-cable other reviewers suggested and It did work, when I connected the split cable (for power) to the usb port of the Surface Pro 3's power brick

However, the USB 3.0 cable was stiff and screen is very yellowish

I got a Y cable as recommended (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L1K1OIA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00) and it doesn't need the extra power - just the better cable is good enough

I got a Y cable as recommended (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L1K1OIA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00) and it doesn't need the extra power - just the better cable is good enough

Pros: Amazingly lightweight, excellent protective caseCons: weak short cable, buy a good quality spare, even the quality usb3 cable can dislodge when bumped due to the port placement

So before I bought this product I saw a few reviews that the cable was very touchy

Cable was intermittent from the beginning - Screen would go on and off on occasion.

I don't like cables.

USB-C cable that came with the pixel didn't work but the one included did.

Cable is very loose

Not a great cable connection.

I like it using the USB-C cable as my laptop has one USB-C port that I use for nothing and leaves the limited number of USB-A ports free for other devices.

One cable for data and power keeps the desk and wires cleaner and simple.

I don't like the original cable that it shipped with much, but you can get an inexpensive replacement (got mine from Mono price - Pallate Series 3.0)

If you are anything like me, the less cables, the better - I have a thing for cable management.

Before this the screen worked as intended except for having a loose cable port on the monitor itself

Just plug in the included USB 3.0 cable (also 2.0 compatible) and you are up and running in now time.

I had one of these to use with my 13" MacBook Pro (2018), and it works amazing through the provided USB C cable

Cable is disaster

This monitor is awesome, it perfectly matches the monitor on my laptop, the single cable is great and everybody that sees it is impressed, this includes TSA security guards inspecting my bag, it even brought a smile to their face, after describing it to them they said "that's pretty nice"

They recommended the exact Y split cable to buy and I found it at Fry’s

The cable stops working after I bought it for less than a month

It sets up in moments, doesn't suck all of the battery out of my 13" macbook pro, and there's only a single, glorious cable to plug in

so the cable can be a little loose

If you have trouble just get a (very cheap) new cable.

Cable still works.

At least include a split USB3 cable and a wall wort as backup.

The cable also doesn't really have a home in the case, but the case does protect the screen well

before you buy, do yourself a favor and research it a bit as far as compatibility goes.compared to 169c+...in my experience, the c+ will only work if your mobo setup has a 3.1 usb c slot that's dp alt mode compatible.

** Will most likely not work unless your laptop has a native USB C

Unfortunately, the USB-A to Proprietary connector does not work with the Apple USB-C to USB-A adapter and my MacBook pro no longer recognizes it

only compatible with newer computers with built in USB-C

However, most laptops don't support USB C yet.

Apparently doesn't work with USB3.0, only USB type C with Display port

The response time for DisplayPort over USB C is much better than MB169B+ which is USB 3.0 with drivers.

, the stand/cover was OK, but the problem was the USC C, I couldn't get the right connector to hook it to my laptop and get it to work, I ordered several to try before returning the item.

" Full HD 1920x1080 IPS USB Type-C Powered Eye Care Portable MonitorComputer: XPS 13 (2015)Well designed product

If you know the "C" version will work with your laptop (C with alternate modes capable of display port), and you don't plan on using it on anything else, the "C" might be a better option

If your device does not support DisplayPort over Type-C please look into getting the MB169B+ instead as this monitor uses the USB 3.0 standard

There is currently no USB-C to Multiport USB-C dongle available that supports pass-thru USB-C charging (none that I have found, anyways after much searching

but I don't have a c compatible

DisplayPort™ over USB-C™ is using USB Type-C connector and cable to support the DisplayPort interface for audio/video transport capability

the C+ blows the B+ away with rich color and sharper image

ONLY compatible to: USB 3.1 type-C(GEN2), Thunderbolt 3 devices, USB 3.0 type-C is not compatible

On The Go (OTG Host Cable) for Type-C Supported Devices (6 Inch

The C+ is brighter and more responsive than the B+ as it uses the displayport, standard over USB 3.1 Type C meaning that it counts towards the maximum number of monitors your graphics card supports

Never as wide as you'd like, but comparable to most laptop screens (and actually even better than my ACER).I'm really

The image quality is adequate for our work as well as if we watch a movie.

If you are that worried about it being as perfect as

One other note, and this is something I found out via trial and error as I could not find any information on this monitor with regard how to replace a lost or damaged cable

I use this when I travel as well as at home with laptop

No light bleed around edges as I expected based on other reviews.

I gave it a 3 because the cable that is provided fits loosely and continues to disconnect-extremely frustrating as it also resizes my laptop screen.

Overall bad experience on this one - both on product itself as well as with ASUS customer service.

The colors are not as rich as on my main display, but nothing to gripe about unless you are doing photo editing

I can finally travel anywhere and be just as productive as in my office

This thing often falls off as it is very flimsy to use and can only be used on a hard, level surface.

In portrait orientation it looks exactly as good as in landscape

Make sure its the B+ version which supports USB3.0

the C+ blows the B+ away with rich color and sharper image

Good that USB connection on monitor is on the left side - but needs a better design like being L-