 This video is brought to you by Massdrop. Check out the Focal Elex headphones at the link in the video description. So Asus is pretty into these portable monitors, and they are stepping up their game. This is the ZenScreen Go. They've got two signs to make sure that nobody screws up what it's called, you know. I mean who could screw up what a display is called if it's on a sign next to it? Nobody, obviously. And the big difference between this one and other mobile displays is not really in the specs. So it's full HD, so it's 1920 by 1080 IPS. Brightness, I mean it's not eye-shattering or anything, but it looks pretty darn good. Certainly suitable for the coffee shop. But the big difference here is that it's got a battery built in now. So you can get about four hours of charge using your notebook with an external display when you don't have access to a plug. So if you're the kind of person who is often traveling and you're, you know, sitting at your gate at the airport trying to get a little bit of extra work done, and you don't have an outlet, this could be a lifesaver, especially because it's not a lot thicker than other external portable displays that we've seen in the past. But what if you're looking for something kind of like that, except you have like a lot of money to spend and you want like the best one? Well then you might be after the Asus ProArt PQ22UC. This guy right here is a 21.6 inch 4K display, so that's 204 pixels per inch with 99% coverage of DCI-P3. It's got a USB-C input, actually it's got two USB-C inputs, as well as micro HDMI. And, okay, none of that sounds that impressive, but wait, there's more. This is actually an OLED display, so this is the first that I've ever even heard of using an OLED panel from the company J O L E D. And, like the ones that we just looked at before, it is completely detachable, it is only about 8 centimeters thick. Centimeters, centimeters thick. And this is a great opportunity to check out those viewing angles. Is that impressive? Or what? And they're estimating that pricing is going to be under $1,000, which doesn't sound that amazing for like a portable monitor, but is super impressive for an OLED display at this time. So the stand folds up, I actually haven't seen how it folds up yet, so the fact that I could figure it out on the fly is pretty impressive, at least to me. And then you just go ahead, you unplug it, hopefully I'm allowed to do that. And you throw it in the carrying case, which I also haven't seen how it works exactly, but theoretically it's a little something like that, and... Bippity boppity boop, you are ready to leave the suite, never to be seen again. Oh wait, after I tell you about our sponsor today, Massdrop. So the featured product here is the Focal Elex headphones. They've got 44mm drivers using aluminum magnesium M-shaped cones for great impulse response and transient response as well as low distortion. So you can learn more about these headphones and get full details, including pricing, at the link to the drop below. Thanks for checking out this video from CES 2018. If you guys disliked it, you can hit that button, but if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed, and maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link below, which you can't buy yet. So maybe just subscribe for all of our CES videos here at CES, because that's usually where you make CES videos.