FAQ
FAQ
How to Reset Arzopa Portable Monitor？
Via the "OSD" button on the side of the monitor, enter the menu, find "OSD SETTINGS", and click "RESET". Then wait for the monitor to reboot. After rebooting, all settings of the monitor will have been restored to factory settings.
Read more
Arzopa Portable Monitors: Why No Battery is Actually a Good Thing (And How to Power Yours)
If you’re looking to pick up an Arzopa monitor, one of the first questions on your mind is probably: "Wait, do I need to be near a wall outlet to use this thing?" The short answer is: No, Arzopa monitors do not have a built-in battery. While that might sound like a dealbreaker at first, it’s actually a deliberate design choice. By leaving the battery out, these monitors stay incredibly thin (we’re talking "fits in a backpack sleeve" thin)———check out our Full Review of the Arzopa Z3FC to see just how slim it is—— and lightweight. Plus, you don’t have to worry about a lithium battery degrading over two years and turning your monitor into a paperweight. So, how do you actually keep it running? It’s easier than you think. Three Ways to Power Your Arzopa Since the monitor doesn't carry its own juice, it relies on your other devices or a power source. Here’s how you’ll usually handle it: 1. The "One-Cable" Magic (Device Power)If you have a modern laptop or a smartphone with a full-featured USB-C port, the monitor can literally "steal" power from your device. You plug in one cable, and—boom—your screen lights up. The Catch: This will drain your laptop or phone battery faster. It’s perfect for a quick 30-minute meeting at a cafe, but maybe not for an 8-hour shift. 2. The Power Bank Path (Portable Power)If you’re working somewhere without an outlet—like on a train or at a park—you can plug the monitor into a standard power bank. Pro Tip: Make sure your power bank outputs at least 15W. If you’re using a high-end model or want maximum brightness, a power bank with PD (Power Delivery) 30W or 45W is much more reliable. 3. The Wall Outlet (Desktop Mode)When you're at your desk, just use the included USB-C to AC adapter. This is the most stable way to use the monitor, especially if you want to crank the brightness to 100% or enable HDR. A Quick Warning for Gamers (PS5, Xbox, Switch) If you’re hooking up a console like a PS5 or Xbox, the HDMI port does not provide power. You must connect the monitor to an external power source. We recommend a 45W adapter for gaming. Without enough wattage, the screen might flicker or suddenly go black right as you're about to hit a boss fight—and nobody wants that. How do I know it’s working? Once you connect the power, you’ll see the ARZOPA logo flash on the screen, and a small red light will glow on the side of the monitor. That’s your signal that the monitor is "alive" and ready to be connected to your video source. Why the "No Battery" Design is Actually a Win By ditching the battery, Arzopa avoids the extra bulk and the "heat" issues that come with charging. It keeps the device slim, cool, and durable for the long haul. Quick FAQ: Solving the Most Common Power Issues Q: Why does my screen keep flickering or rebooting? A: 90% of the time, this is a power issue. If your laptop or phone isn't providing enough "juice," the monitor will try to start up and then crash. Try plugging the monitor into an external power brick (at least 15W) and the problem should disappear instantly. Q: Why is my brightness locked at 30%? A: This is a safety feature. When the monitor detects it’s drawing power from a mobile device (like a phone), it limits the brightness to prevent draining your phone's battery in minutes. To unlock 100% brightness, simply connect the monitor to an external power source. Q: Can I use my standard phone charger? A: Yes! As long as it’s a USB-C charger that outputs at least 5V/3A (15W), it will work perfectly. Q: Is it safe to carry on a plane? A: Actually, it’s safer than a tablet! Because there is no lithium battery inside, you don't have to worry about fire hazards or special TSA battery checks. It’s the ultimate worry-free travel companion. Q: Should I unplug it when I'm done? A: Yes. Even if the screen is black, leaving it plugged into your laptop will slowly drain your laptop's battery (like a "vampire" draw). It's best to unplug it once you're finished for the day.
Read more
How do I charge my Arzopa Portable Monitor?
In order to prevent a shorter lifespan due to aging batteries and to minimize thickness and weight, Arzopa's portable monitors do not come with internal batteries. Therefore, it needs to be charged to work. It can be charged in the following three ways: Plug the monitor into the wall power supply via the power adapter and USB A-C/C-C cable. Connect the monitor to a power bank via USB A-C/C-C cable. Connect the monitor to the device such as a phone or laptop via USB A-C/C-C cable. Please make sure that you provide at least 15W of power to your monitor, and preferably 45W or more when connecting to gaming devices such as PS5/XBox, so as to ensure that all the functions of the monitor can work properly. Once the monitor is plugged in it will display the ARZOPA logo and the left side of the monitor will light up in red. This means that the monitor is powered on.
Read more
Does Arzopa Portable Monitor have Bluetooth?
No, the Arzopa monitor does not have Bluetooth. If you need to connect a Bluetooth device, please connect it to the device the monitor is connected to.
Read more
What is the Screen Resolution of Arzopa Monitor?
Arzopa monitors come in various models, with resolutions of 1080P, 2.5K, and 4K respectively. The specific models and parameters are listed in the table below. Model Resolution S1 Table 1920*1080P A1 1920*1080P A1M 1920*1080P A1S 1920*1080P Z1C 1920*1080P Z1FC 1920*1080P Z1RC 2560*1600P M1RC 2560*1440P M3RC 3840*2160P The resolution of the monitor can be set on the connected device and can be different from the main screen, but the same resolution is recommended.
Read more
Does the Arzopa Monitor Need to be Plugged in?
When it comes to the question: Does the Arzopa monitor need to be plugged in? The answer is: Yes, the Arzopa monitor needs to be plugged in. In order to prevent a shorter lifespan due to aging batteries and to minimize thickness and weight, Arzopa's portable monitors do not come with internal batteries. Therefore, it needs to be powered to work. It can be powered in the following three ways: Plug the monitor into the wall power supply via the power adapter and USB A-C/C-C cable. Connect the monitor to a power bank via USB A-C/C-C cable. Connect the monitor to the device such as a phone or laptop via USB A-C/C-C cable. Please make sure that you provide at least 15W of power to your monitor, and preferably 45W or more when connecting to gaming devices such as PS5/XBox, so as to ensure that all the functions of the monitor can work properly. Once the monitor is plugged in it will display the ARZOPA logo and the left side of the monitor will light up in red. This means that the monitor is powered on.
Read more
Does the Arzopa Portable Monitor Have Sound?
Yes, the Arzopa portable monitor comes with two built-in speakers, on the left and right sides of the monitor. If you want the audio to go out through Arzopa, please make sure that Arzopa portable monitor is set up as the audio output on your device. If you make sure that ARZOPA is selected as the audio output device but there is still no sound or the sound is too low, please check as follows: Ensure that the volume on the monitor is set to maximum. Ensure that the volume on the device is maximized. Ensure that the "MUTE" mode on the monitor is off. If you don't like the monitor's speakers, you can also choose other audio devices to output audio, such as the device itself, an external soundbar, or headphones.
Read more
What is the Difference between Arzopa G1 and Z1FC?
The difference between the G1 Game and the Z1FC is the screen size and design of the figure. The G1 Game has a screen size of 15.6 inches while the Z1FC features a screen size of 16.1 inches. The G1 Game comes with a magnetic smart cover, while the Z1FC was designed to be constructed with a built-in kickstand. The built-in kickstand design allows the Z1FC to support both landscape and portrait screen placement and be compatible with multiple angles, as well as being slimmer and more portable. Other than that, both are identical in terms of refresh rate, resolution, colour gamut, brightness and other important parameters. Parameters G1 Game/Z1FC Refresh rate 144Hz Colour gamut 100% sRGB Resolution 1920*1080P Brightness 300 nits
Read more
Is the Arzopa Portable Monitor Touchscreen?
No, Arzopa's entire line of monitor products are not touchscreen, while Arzopa's digital photo frames are touchscreen. Arzopa portable monitors do not have touch screen capabilities and therefore need to be controlled by a mouse, joypad, etc. attached to the connected device. Please note that Arzopa portable monitors themselves do not support the direct connection of a mouse or joypad, but rather the mouse/joypad is connected to the device that the monitor is connected to. The Arzopa monitor's brightness, volume etc. settings can be adjusted using the buttons on the side of the monitor. The details of how to use them are shown below.
Read more
How to Change Brightness on Arzopa Portable Monitor?
Open the menu with the "OSD" button on the side of the monitor, and then find the "BRIGHTNESS" in "BRIGHTNESS" menu. Please note that after setting the brightness, you need to press the "OSD" button to save the settings. Hotkey: The "+" on the side of the monitor. Note: If you encounter a situation where the option for brightness is grayed out and can't be adjusted, please make sure that "HDR" and "DCR" are both "OFF" and "ECO" is set to "STANDARD". Or you can simply click "RESET" in "OSD SETTING". Then you can try to adjust the brightness again.
Read more
How Many Hz is the Arzopa Portable Monitor?
Arzopa monitors come in various models, with maximum refresh rate of 60Hz, 144Hz, 180Hz respectively. The specific models and parameters are listed in the table below. S1 Table A1 A1M A1S Z1C Z1FC Z1RC M1RC M3RC 60Hz 60Hz 60Hz 60Hz 60Hz 144Hz 60Hz 180Hz 144Hz At its core, refresh rate is a measure of how many times per second a display updates the image it shows. It is expressed in hertz, which indicates the number of cycles per second. In simpler terms, a refresh rate of 60Hz means the screen refreshes or redraws itself 60 times per second. This continuous update creates the illusion of a fluid and seamless image, which is crucial for a variety of applications, from watching videos to gaming. The 144Hz monitor offers an higher level of fluidity and responsiveness. The extra 84Hz can make a noticeable difference in the gaming experience. Games become more immersive, and aiming becomes more precise, making it a popular choice among competitive gamers and e-sports enthusiasts. FAQs Q: How to adjust the refresh rate of the monitor?A: The refresh rate of the monitor needs to be set on the device you connect to. Q: Why can't I adjust the refresh rate to 144Hz even though I purchased a 144Hz model?A: The monitor's refresh rate will be synchronised with your device's, so please make sure your device supports a higher refresh rate. If it doesn't, you can try switching to ‘show only on 2’ mode so that the monitor has the highest refresh rate enabled. Q: Does Arzopa monitor support freesync?A: All of Arzopa's portable monitors do not support freesync, while the gaming monitors M1RC and M3RC both support freesync.
Read more
How to Increase Volume on Arzopa Portable Monitor?
Open the menu with the "OSD" button on the side of the monitor, and then find the "VOLUME" in "SIGNAL SOURCE". Please note that after setting the volume, you need to press the "OSD" button to save the settings. Hotkey: The "-" on the side of the monitor. Note: If you need to play audio using the monitor's speakers, please make sure that ARZOPA is set as the audio output device on your connected device.
Read more