Arzopa Z1FC Gray 16.1" 144Hz
By Arzopa · Gaming Monitors · Audio & Electronics · More from Arzopa
- 16.1 inch IPS display
- 1920x1080 resolution
- 144Hz refresh rate
- 106% sRGB color gamut
- 300 cd/m² brightness
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$109.99
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Summary
A 16.1-inch 1080p 144Hz portable monitor at about 780 g with two USB-C and Mini HDMI ports. Check the Mini HDMI port and charger wattage before you buy; some consoles need a 65W adapter and phones only mirror the screen.
Strengths
- Very light and easy to carry
- 144Hz refresh rate for smooth motion
- Matte screen reduces glare
- One-cable USB-C setup with video-capable devices
- Built-in kickstand holds it at up to 80° in landscape or portrait
- Good colour accuracy for the price
Weaknesses
- About 300 nits brightness is weak near windows or in bright rooms
- 2 × 1W speakers are basic
- On-screen menu control is fiddly
- Mini HDMI port needs the included adapter cable
- Nintendo Switch needs a 65W charger, which the manual does not mention
- No orientation button; phones cannot use portrait mode
Verified specifications
| Screen | 16.1-inch IPS, matte, 16:9, 1920 × 1080 |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | 144Hz |
| Colour gamut | 106% sRGB claimed; measured 98% sRGB with average accuracy 2.12 |
| Brightness | 300 cd/m² |
| Contrast | 1000:1 (listed) |
| Colour temperature | 6800K (listed) |
| HDR10 support | listed |
| Speakers | 2 × 1W |
| Ports | 2 × full-function USB-C, 1 × Mini HDMI |
| Stand | built-in kickstand, 0–80°, landscape and portrait |
| Dimensions | 366 × 227 mm (14.41 × 8.93 in) |
| Thickness | 9.3 mm |
| Weight | 780 g / 1.7 lb |
| Power draw | 3.5–9.0 W at various brightness levels |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty (US) |
Full research notes and sources
Battery life and power
The monitor does not have a battery. Power draw measured by ServeTheHome ranges from 3.5 W at 0% brightness to 9.0 W at 100%. The Gadgeteer says it needs about 10 W. Pass-through charging lets one charger feed both the monitor and the laptop.
Connection and setup
Connection is simple with a laptop or phone that supports video over USB-C: one cable carries video and power. Note the details:
- the HDMI port is Mini HDMI and needs USB-C power alongside it
- The Gadgeteer found a Nintendo Switch needed a 65W charger, which the manual does not mention
- there is no orientation button, and phones cannot use portrait mode
- Windows may start at 60Hz until you pick 144Hz
Some consoles, handhelds and phones need a dock, hub or power arrangement, and phone support varies. Phones need DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C; some only mirror the screen.
Image quality and colour
That accuracy is better than a Dell Pro 14 Plus it tested (2.35), though the Dell’s gamut was slightly wider (100% sRGB). The matte coating cuts glare but makes colours a little less vivid. Brightness is listed at 300 cd/m²: enough indoors, weak near a bright window.
Which model this is
This is the Z1FC, sold in Gray. Arzopa’s US product page offers two options: the monitor alone, or the monitor with a protective case. Both options showed as sold out or unavailable when the page was checked. Do not confuse it with the Arzopa Z1C (60Hz), Z1RC (16-inch 2.5K, 60Hz) or Z3FC (16.1-inch 2.5K, 180Hz). They are different models.
Is it worth it?
At around $105–130 direct, it is a reasonable buy for gaming with consoles, mini PCs or a laptop, based on measured colour and the 144Hz panel. The Gadgeteer listed $129.99 in July 2025.
Sources
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Owner reports:
- None available in owner forum threads
