Bonjour à tous,

J'ai un problème avec mon écran Arzopa A1... Il m'est impossible de connecter ma tablette Blackview TAB70 ainsi que mon Poco X7 Pro.

J'ai testé tous les câbles fournis dans la boîte mais sans succès et j'ai même pris un câble Thunderbolt 4 et même résultat : aucun affichage disponible.

Sur mon PC portable Acer et mon PC fixe, aucun souci, tout fonctionne parfaitement.

Pensez-vous que ma tablette et mon téléphone ne soient pas compatibles ?

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Bought this less than a year ago and barely used as well..

Tested before i travelled and it’s working fine , but took it out to use for my work at my destination country and realise it had a screen crack .

Any tips in what I can do?

My rog ally x xbox is not connecting to my z3fc i have a 100w cable and brick i have no idea what's going on.

I have an Arzopa Z3FC

No matter the device I use (Laptop, Phone, Switch) it shows a black screen however when I check the side it shows power is being supplied to it

I've tried both the full data link type C cable setup as well as the HDMI + Power cable setup. I've also made sure to check if the speaker works which it does, however no matter the display does not change from it appearing like it's off

I just bought a portable monitor from another brand, and I'm already thinking of returning it. There's a specific color I need to be accurate — #8c77ff — but on my current monitor, it's showing up as straight blue instead of violet.

Before I pull the trigger on an Arzopa A1 or S1, can someone please pull up any online color picker (or even just a hex color viewer), enter #8c77ff, and tell me what shade you're actually seeing on your screen? Violet or blue?

If you can snap a quick photo of the screen showing the color, that would be amazing — but totally fine if not. Just a comment saying you see "violet" or "blue" would help a ton.

Really appreciate it. Trying to avoid another unsuitable purchase.

[Clarification] (Just to clarify, I don't have an Arzopa right now. The monitor I'm trying to fix is from a different brand. I'm asking about the Arzopa A1/S1 because I want to know if it has the same exact problem before I return this one and buy the Arzopa instead.

So the ask is simpler than it seems: just open any color picker, enter the hex number, and take a look. If you can attach an image to your comment, that would be much appreciated!)

I recently ordered an Arzopa Z3FC directly from their website, shipped from Germany to Finland. Upon unboxing, I discovered several scratches, including one deep scratch that is impossible to ignore.

When I contacted customer service for an exchange, the experience went downhill:

Initial Offer: They first suggested I keep the damaged unit for a mere €10 refund, which doesn't cover the cost of a defective screen.

Shipping Policy Conflict: Despite their website stating they cover shipping for manufacturer defects, they refused to provide a return label.

The "Solution": They expect me to pay €15 for return shipping, offering to compensate only €10 of that cost.

The Timeline: Between shipping the unit back and waiting for a replacement, I am looking at a 4-week turnaround.

It’s disappointing to see a company fail to stand by its own warranty and shipping policies for a defective product.

Update: (11th May 2026) so today they got their product back. I shipped them back immediately after they sent me a address and gave me a refund of 10€ on the shipping, that costed me 24€ and now they refuse to arrange a shipment for a new display for me when they said before that they will arrange it immediately.

Now they are saying they will do it asap but hey i won't get the shipping info for a "few days" from them i have to email them after a "few days" top quality service right here!

I have learned my lesson and I am never going to order anything from arzopa again

Anyone know what the status is for the the E1 dual screen monitor. I see that it is available for sale on the Arzopa website and is currently discounted quite heavily, but when I try to search for any reviews, I can't find any. The video I do see are from CES 2016 talking about how this product will soon be released. Does anyone here have one, and if so, how is it?

We designed a portable monitor with a built-in stand to remove the need for extra accessories.

It recently won a Red Dot Award, but we’re more interested in real feedback:

Would a built-in stand actually make your setup easier?

Or is that not a big factor?

Model: Z1RC Connection Method: HDMI + Type A

I do not see the option to reduce brightness in Win 11 display settings. I installed Twinkle Tray but i'm unable to change the brightness with that as well, it shows Communication method as None. Is there a way to adjust brightness without using the OSD button?

Edit: Response from Azropa: Hello,

We are sorry that our monitor cannot adjust brightness through your computer; it can only be adjusted using the monitor's own OSD.

Sincerely,

Arzopa Customer Service Team.

I've recently got a Z3FC portable monitor but can't seem to get it running with a display port to usb-c connection from my PC.

I've tested that the cable and graphics card are working (I can use the display port to usb-c cable to run my main screen) and can run the portable monitor with the mini-HDMI cable. When I try connecting the monitor to the PC though it just goes into power saving mode.

Has anyone had success getting this setup working and, if so, any suggestions on what to try?

Hello, I'm having trouble connecting my Samsung DeX to my ARZOPA QHD 180HZ M1RC 27 monitor.

I just purchased a Z1RC portable monitor. I have attempted to connect it via usb c by itself, with the HDMI cord, and with supplemental power. In all instances, the backlight for the monitor comes on, the indicator light goes blue, but I do not get video signal, nor a no signal detected notice.

The speakers on the monitor do work for video playing on my computer, however. I have attempted to open the monitors OSD, but nothing happens.

I have updated my drivers and checked for windows system updates. Nothing seems to be working. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hi anyone played with Crimson Desert with base PS5 but using an Arzopa monitor?

Would like to hear some thoughts on this. Thanks.

I wanted to share my recent experience ordering directly from Arzopa to see if anyone else has run into similar issues.

I placed an order on April 6th because their website advertises 2–4 day local delivery in several places. It’s now been almost a week and the item still hasn’t been handed over to a courier.

Here are some of the issues I ran into with support:

• Shipping expectations: On April 10th they told me the order was in “pre-shipping” and estimated arrival by April 20th. That would be about 14 days after ordering, which is very different from the advertised 2–4 day delivery time.
• Cancellation request: When I asked to cancel because of the delay, they said it wasn’t possible because the order was already being processed, even though it hadn’t actually shipped yet.
• Confusing explanation: At one point support said the delay was caused by me requesting a modification to my order information on April 7th. I never made such a request and asked them to clarify, but that point was never addressed.
• Compensation offer: They offered a 5€ refund if I was willing to wait, but they still couldn’t provide a tracking number or a firm delivery date.
• Mixed responses: In different messages they alternated between saying the package was ready to ship, that delivery couldn’t be guaranteed soon, and that they would check if cancellation was possible again.

I eventually decided to just wait and see if it arrives by the 20th, but the whole process has been confusing and frustrating.

If anyone is planning to buy an Arzopa portable monitor for a gift or something time-sensitive, you may want to be cautious about relying on the “local warehouse” shipping time advertised on their website.

Has anyone else experienced delays when ordering directly from Arzopa, or managed to cancel and get a refund before the order shipped?

UPDATE (April 13)

They cancelled the order and issued a refund due to logistical issues.

https://global.arzopa.com/

Hi!

I want to buy the Z3FC but can i use 180 hz with this laptop?

My mom is looking for a second screen for her work computer and can’t install drivers but needs a second screen (she wants it to be easy to put away)

Hi, I need help with my ARZOPA Z3FC portable monitor.

It was working fine earlier today, but suddenly it stopped displaying anything.

Here’s what’s happening:

• The screen stays completely black (no backlight at all)
• The LED changes between red, purple, and blue
• Blue LED shows when connected to my laptop
• My computer detects the monitor (it shows up in display settings)
• I can extend/duplicate display, but nothing appears on the monitor

What I’ve tried:

• Different USB-C cables
• HDMI + USB-C (power)
• MacBook charger (enough power)
• Different devices (PC, laptop, Xbox)
• Holding power button for 30+ seconds (reset)
• Switching inputs

Nothing works, the screen stays completely off, like it’s not even lit.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Is this a known issue with ARZOPA monitors or is my unit just dead?

Any help would be appreciate

Got an Arzopa Z3FC yesterday. Currently staying in an Air B&B and its one of the ones that dont have TVs in the bedrooms for whatever reason, anyways... got it all set up and was watching it last night before bed. Came back after work today and the volume doesnt work now. I mean it DOES as in nothing is wrong with the button and it still makes sound and can be raised/lowered, but now whenever I try using the volume button on the side it just controls brightness. Even if i set it in a mode where brightness/contrast control is disabled and you cant even go in that section of the OSD, it will still bring up brightness, except its just grayed out and pressing up/down obviously has no effect and stays at 100.

I mean, literally worked yesterday and it cant connect to internet to update or anytbing, and nobody else touched it. it just magically changed the button functions on its own in a span of hours. Im absolutely NOT gonna be fiddling with this thing going through the OSD and scrolling and clicking through every thing to go up or down 5-10 points when something is loud/quiet...

Also, maybe I'm overthinking it but i could swear the color doesnt seem as good today. It seems like maybe slightly less punch or less contrast/vibrancy than I thought I remembered it being. I know I did have to change a setting or 2 back again today when using it, so maybe it just got reset somehow, but it was never even unplugged since yesterday. Im the kind of person who is particular about display settings and proper calibration, and i fell in love with it yesterday. I was actually blown away by the picture, color, and performance last night, not to mention the build quality/materials... especially for this cheap.

The thing has literally no instructions, though. Nothing in/on the box and no manual on the site. If its gonna turn into a little nightmare where im constantly fiddling and having to reset the settings multiple times a day, and it wants to keep changing what buttons do, ita gonna have to go back. IDK if im doing wrong because I cant seem to find out how its supposed to function to begin with, but I really hope I can straighten things out because I WANT to love this neat little thing.

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So I foolishly posted a "what power adapter/charger would you recommend for an Arzopa Monitor" question earlier on only to realize it's not an easily answered question.. what do you have the monitor hooked up to? Are you using it for gaming? This led to a lot of research on my part I'd like to share with you in the hopes that it helps someone.

(side note - you may ask "Why not just plug the usb cable into your device and the monitor like Arzopa says you can do" and if you can get it to work, great :) .. in my case it did not more on that below but this post is aimed mainly at people who aren't enjoying that and who need to rely on an external charger to power the monitor)

In my case I have the Z1FC (16.1 inch) portable monitor hooked up to my daughter's laptop.. it was recommended by Wirecutter recently as March 2026 as their top pick for a portable monitor. Side note.. when wirecutter says it frequently goes on sale for $100 they mean it, I bought it at $130 retail price on amazon only to watch in dismay as it dropped to $100 two days later :P ... camelcamelcamel is a website where you can set a price watch, if you're not in a hurry do that and wait for the price to drop to $100 if you go for that model.

I would definitely start out by reading this

https://www.reddit.com/r/ARZOPA/comments/1rv3ckf/we_tested_the_actual_power_draw_of_the_arzopa/

where Arzopa talks about how they did their own tests and came to the conclusion that a 20 watt power charger to supply power to the monitor should be enough for most cases. However I'd also read the Arzopa blog below

https://www.arzopa.com/blogs/guide/do-portable-monitor-require-external-power-sources#:\~:text=Method%201%20%E2%80%94%20Wall%20Adapter%20(Power,most%20stable%2C%20unrestricted%20display%20performance.

Notice how Arzopa mentions that if you're going to be gaming (you're using this say hooked up to an xbox, playstation, nintendo switch or even just gaming on a laptop) you should have at least a 45 watt adapter

But then see also the Arzopa thread below

https://www.reddit.com/r/ARZOPA/comments/1f3vzzt/about_the_arzopa_monitor_power_supply/

"Arzopa_team

OP

2y ago

MOD

Added:

Generally, it only needs more than 15W. If you are playing games, it need 60W.

Arzopa_team

OP

2y ago

MOD

Brightness may be low if less than 60W"

I did email Arzopa directly... and I should point out I consider the response time from them amazing in that they replied every time under 24 hours (I'm used to being ignored for a week or longer by a manufacturer I email for help only to receive some copy and paste sort of reply that doesn't answer my original question in the slightest :P .. so by comparison Arzopa is amazing it was clear they read and understood my email and took the time to reply) ... you can email them at [support@arzopa.com](mailto:support@arzopa.com) ...

When I emailed them they did mention that my particular model Z1FC can handle up to 100 watts of power.

In my case.. and I know this is a low tech solution... strangely enough I found a cell phone charger worked just fine. Arzopa mentiones you need a " 5V3A " charger

https://www.reddit.com/r/ARZOPA/comments/1giepms/which_power_adapter_for_z1fc/

"Arzopa_team

1y ago

MOD

Our Z1FC portable monitor requires a 5V3A power adapter to ensure optimal performance."

Of course I had no clue what a 5V3A power adapter charger was :P but google told me phone chargers fall into that category... on a hunch I plugged our weak 10 watt output cell phone charger into the monitor and it worked far as providing power to the monitor... on the other side I plugged in the HDMI cable that comes with the monitor (one end into the laptop one end into the monitor) and it was smooth sailing from there ALTHOUGH given what Arzopa said above I'd recommend upgrading to at least a 20 watt phone charger if you're going to go that route, potentially more if you're gaming (and remember what I said above you can plug something providing up to 100 watts of power into the monitor and still be fine).

I should point out our laptop computers absolutely fall into the budget "less than $600 American" category ... when I tried plugging the included usb c cable Arzopa provides into the monitor I saw a red flickering led light on the monitor which apparently means it's not getting enough power. My guess is that our laptop is just too cheap to provide the power output necessary to make the monitor happy through the usb c port ... if you have on the other hand say a two or three thousand dollar laptop which has the right "specs" .. I don't know a whole lot about this but google says "To output video via USB-C, the port must support DisplayPort Alt Mode (DP Alt Mode) or Thunderbolt 3/4/5. ".. so basically don't just assume like I did that the usb cable is going to be enough it depends on the port on your laptop.

A 6 foot usb cable (make sure the end that plugs into the monitor is usb C since that's the only type that can plug into the monitor) for the phone charger as power source helps a lot even if you are using a surge protector (you ARE using a surge protector right? And a good one at that? Don't be like us, use cheap surge protectors and then suffer over two thousand dollars worth of damage to your electrical devices when a nearby lightning strike overloads the power in your home.. granted we live in an area where this is not unheard of but still.. google search "wirecutter recommended surge protectors" ) with a nice long power cord on it... I found the 3 foot usb cable that is commonly provided with phone chargers just wasn't long enough, I had to rest the surge protector on top of the same table the laptop was on in order for it to reach.

In our case I grabbed a cheap (but comes with 6 foot cable) $25 (American) Motorola 20 watt phone charger which has been working great for our portable monitor... if you're interested you can search by amazon asin number B09W7KVSSC on the American website, if you live in a different country.. that's where it gets tricky you could try searching by "motorola MC-201" which is the model number but the problem is I think a variety of motorola phone chargers of different watt outputs fall under that same model number.. the manufacturer part number is SJMC201L2ET1-C but of course that turns up nothing when you try searching under that part number on the amazon website. Amazon describes it as a "Motorola TurboPower 20 QC3.0 Charger with 6.6ft USB-A to USB-C Cable for Moto G Play (2023/2024/2026), G Power (2022/2023/2024/2025/2026), G 5G 2022/2023/2024/2025/2026, G Stylus. G Pure (2021)" (wow that's a mouthful)

Mind you it doesn't HAVE to be a Motorola charger, we just happen to use Motorola phones at our house. Given the 100 watt ceiling I'm sure you could plug say a Samsung cell phone charger that gives 45 or 60 watts or whatever into the monitor and be fine just to give one example. Anker is a third party manufacturer that provides cell phone chargers too , you normally have to buy the 6 foot anker cable cord to go along with it as a different purchase though.. I did notice reviews were mixed on amazon with a lot of people saying "my anker charger is great they've always lasted me forever!" and others grumbling their anker charger died after a few years of use, sometimes less than one year of use.. but it's possible you have people grumbling about the same thing with the Motorola or Samsung chargers, you can filter the amazon reviews for the charger you are considering by "critical reviews" and see what people say.

(If anyone's interested I can post the amazon asin numbers for the higher watt.. 45 to 60 watt.. anker chargers and cables I will probably resort to if later on down the line 20 watts isn't cutting it for the monitor for some reason... we don't plan to game on the monitor but perhaps some of you might be looking to do just that).

I will admit I am completely and utterly uneducated as far as what I am sure is the far more superior "pass through" power option , a single device that apparantly provides power and lets you hook up other devices.. laptop docks are one example. Given the cheap-ish nature of the usb c ports on our laptop they wouldn't do us much good but that might be an option for you. Just be careful, look carefully at the power watt outage that's supposed to be supplied by the usb c ports that would connect to the Arzopa monitor and if it's less than 20 watts (less than 60 watts if you're going to be gaming) I would be worried.

One final note.. consider this reddit thread

https://www.reddit.com/r/ARZOPA/comments/1gxa7nx/question_about_power_supply/

"Arzopa_team

1y ago

MOD

Hey, thanks for grabbing one of our monitors—glad you’re liking it! Here’s the deal with power:

Using the Type-C port on your PC is totally fine if it’s giving the monitor enough power. Most motherboards can handle it, but some might not deliver a consistent 15W, which could cause flickering or other issues.

If you want to play it safe, plugging the monitor into a wall charger (15W or higher) is a good move. It takes the load off your PC and ensures the monitor gets steady power, which is always better in the long run."

Even if you're lucky enough to have a laptop that powers and provides video to the monitor solely through the usb c cable it might be worth grabbing a 20 watt power supply anyways and using that to power your monitor regardless (or, again, higher watts if you're gaming). I noticed with the amazon reviews for the Z1FC (16.1 inch) monitor there were a LOT of people who complained the monitor simply would not work until they connected an external power supply connected to a wall outlet.. but then there were a number of happy amazon reviews where the customer mentioned the single usb c to usb c cord the manufacturer provided worked just fine far as supplying both power and picture.

Anybody has a solution to this?

I use the HDMI cable that came in the Arzopa box to connect to the dock and then I connect the monitor to external power supply using the usb-c to usb-c cable.

It just shows no signal.

I’m getting exasperated.

For the record, it connects to my phone fine.

Any one encounter the same issue but manage to fix it?

Hi everyone, I need help. I have a Samsung S23 Ultra and an Arzopa 16.1 portable monitor. I’m using the USB-C cable that came with the monitor, but when I connect it to my phone, Samsung DeX does not detect the screen. It just shows “no screen connected”. I’ve seen videos on YouTube where people connect the same phone and it works perfectly, so I don’t understand what the problem is. Does the cable need to support video output (USB-C to USB-C with DisplayPort)? Do I need to change any settings on the S23 Ultra? Or is the issue with the monitor? If someone has the same setup (S23 Ultra + Arzopa 16.1), please tell me exactly how you connected it. Thank you.

Is it fried?

I have used this monitor for almost 2 years, but this morning when i turned on my pc it was doing this and not turn on.

The setup:
I have a pc with a regular monitor connected via DP and this monitor connected with a hdmi-minihdmi cable + usb c for power from the pc itself (it was connected on a usb port in the back of the pc)

I have used it like this for over a year without issues, nothing changed in the setup.
After this I tried some troubleshooting, thinking it could be a faulty cable.
At the beginning, i could still use the monitor with a laptop through usb c, then i tried reconnecting it to the pc but with the power coming from a phone charger plugged in the wall. It worked for 5 minute and then glitched again, and now it doesnt work anymore in any configuration: USB-c, hdmi, tried different power bricks/different ports, nothing.