Arzopa Z1FC 144hz portable monitor; is it good for Samsung Dex?

Hi everyone! In this video, I’m reviewing the Arzopa Z1FC portable monitor, later on focusing primarily on its compatibility with Samsung Dex, though I’ll also test it with the M4 Mac Mini. The Samsung Dex experience highlighted power limitations in some Dex-enabled devices. Watch to understand which Samsung device is most affected. If you find the video helpful, please like and subscribe to help the channel grow. Cheers!
Links to the monitors addresed in the video:
1. Arzopa Z1FC Portable Monitor www.amazon.com...
2. Uperfect 2k Portable Monitor: www.amazon.com...

[@shazkemunto6589]

Great job you are doing ryt there👏🏼

[@n0frills]

I appreciate the support babe!

[@Sanazuki]

Oh my oh my I'd love one of these😍

[@n0frills]

Very handy maze😁

[@lorraineo2982]

Nice!

[@n0frills]

@@lorraineo2982 I appreciate siz!

[@bennguyen1313]

I'd like to extend my Windows onto a Samsung Tab S9+ (wirelessly/hdmi-usbc)... but I'd also like to control/view the tablet from my desktop's monitor/keyboard/mouse. Unfortunately, I've read that Samsung has started removing features from DeX. Apparently Dex is not supported on windows with the new One UI (2025). Features like multi-monitor support, Edge Panels , distinct desktop layout/experience, etc), have all been going away slowly. For example, Seamless File Transfer was available in DeX 1.0 but was removed in DeX 2.0. Multitasking: Initially available in DeX 1.0, this feature was gradually phased out and completely removed by DeX 3.0. BTW, assuming you have an older version of Dex, can the device holder use it for one application, and have another user connected wirelessly to it running another application? There's a video by Samuel Nam ("I replaced my laptop with S24 Ultra for 21 days"), that seems to show multi-tasking at the 9m30s mark??

[@n0frills]

Indeed it is sad that dex is slowly losing its features. But honestly, I never liked dex on PC because of input lag. Even though different apps can be run simultaneously (one on the main device screen and another on the external display) it may not be practical due to input conflict) i.e. one keyboard and mouse. I will checkout the video by Samuel. Thanks for watching.