Buying guide

Arzopa Monitors in Bangladesh: Gaming Power to Portable

ARZOPA M1RC: The 27" 180Hz QHD Gaming Flagship

The ARZOPA M1RC-27" 180Hz 2K QHD Gaming Monitor is the centerpiece of the lineup and the one we point serious gamers toward first. It runs a 27" FAST-IPS panel at 2560x1440 (QHD), pushing a 180Hz refresh rate over DisplayPort 1.4 or USB-C (HDMI 2.0 caps out at 144Hz) with a 1ms response time and Adaptive-Sync, so fast-paced shooters and racing titles stay tear-free and blur-free. Colour coverage is rated at 115% sRGB and roughly 85% DCI-P3, which is wide enough for the panel to double as a genuinely usable screen for photo/video editing between gaming sessions, not just a one-trick refresh-rate chaser. It carries ultra-narrow bezels, a 100x100mm VESA mount on the back for arm/wall mounting, and connects to a PC, a current-gen console, or a laptop over a single USB-C cable when the source supports it. For anyone shopping for a desktop-class competitive gaming display in Bangladesh, this is the model to build the setup around.

The Arzopa Portable Monitor Lineup

Alongside the M1RC, Arzopa's other specialty is slim, USB-C powered portable monitors - screens thin and light enough to travel in a laptop bag, that run off a single USB-C cable from a laptop, phone, Steam Deck, or games console with no external power brick needed for most models. The range spans plain FHD work displays, 144Hz-180Hz portable gaming panels, 2.5K/4K high-resolution options, an OLED model, and even touchscreen and dual-screen variants - all with a fold-out kickstand and built-in speakers, so no separate stand is needed. If your work is mostly on a laptop and you want a genuine dual monitor setup that folds flat into a bag, the portable range below is the better starting point than the M1RC.

Arzopa Price in Bangladesh: Compared by Tier

Prices across the Arzopa range roughly split into three tiers by resolution, refresh rate, and panel technology. Here's how the current lineup breaks down:

Entry Tier: Everyday FHD Portable Displays

The cheapest way into a second screen is the standard 1080p portable line: the Arzopa A1 15.6" FHD IPS Portable Monitor for everyday document work, email, and browsing on a second screen, and the Arzopa A1T 15.6" FHD IPS Touch Portable Monitor for the same FHD experience plus a 10-point touchscreen, useful if the monitor is doubling as a drawing surface or a POS-style secondary display. Both are IPS panels, so colour and viewing angles hold up even off-axis, and both run entirely off USB-C - no separate charger needed when plugged into a laptop that supplies power over its USB-C port.

Mid Tier: 2K/QHD and High-Refresh Portable Gaming

Step up and the line moves into higher resolutions and gaming-grade refresh rates. The Arzopa Z1FC 16.1" 144Hz FHD IPS Portable Gaming Monitor and the near-identical Arzopa G1 Game Max 16.1" 144Hz bring 144Hz to a portable form factor, aimed at console gaming on the go or a fast secondary display next to a desktop rig. The Arzopa Z1RC 16" 2.5K QHD IPS Portable Monitor trades refresh rate for resolution instead - a sharp 2560x1600 IPS panel with a wide colour gamut, built-in speakers, and a fold-out kickstand, better suited to coding, design, and general productivity than fast motion. For buyers who want both, Arzopa's Z3FC 16.1" 2K QHD 180Hz sits at the top of the portable gaming range, pairing QHD resolution with a genuine 180Hz refresh rate.

Premium Tier: Desktop Gaming and High-End Portables

At the top sits the ARZOPA M1RC 27" 180Hz 2K QHD Gaming Monitor covered above - a full desktop gaming display rather than a laptop companion, and the model most worth the extra budget if the priority is competitive gaming performance on a proper-sized screen. On the portable side, Arzopa's premium picks are the A3C Pro 13.3" FHD OLED for true blacks and colour accuracy in a compact frame, and the Z7RC 15.6" 4K UHD for the sharpest possible portable resolution. Between the three, the M1RC is the one we'd steer a gaming-first buyer toward first - the 27" size and 180Hz refresh rate matter more for competitive play than anything a portable panel can match.

Genuine Arzopa Monitors, Authorized in Bangladesh

Official Warranty & Local Service

Every Arzopa monitor sold here is genuine and carries an official 2-year warranty, serviced locally - as Arzopa's authorized distributor in Bangladesh, Tech Buy BD handles warranty support directly rather than routing it overseas, so a claim doesn't mean weeks of downtime waiting on a courier. This is also why we only sell units imported through the official channel - it's the only way the 2-year cover is honoured.

Arzopa Portable Monitor Lineup

Here's what's currently in stock and ready to ship or pick up in-store:

Looking for the 27" desktop gaming monitor instead? See the full ARZOPA M1RC specs above, or browse the wider Monitor collection and Kaloc monitor arms to mount it.

Visit Our Showrooms or Order Online

See and test the Arzopa range in person at our Banani branch or our Multiplan Center branch, both in Dhaka. Prefer to order online? Cash on Delivery is available inside Dhaka, and we deliver nationwide across Bangladesh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Arzopa monitors sold at Tech Buy BD genuine, with a real warranty in Bangladesh?

Yes. Tech Buy BD is Arzopa's authorized distributor in Bangladesh, and every monitor in this collection - from the 27" M1RC gaming monitor to the portable range - is 100% genuine and carries an official 2-year warranty serviced locally, so any claim is handled directly in Dhaka rather than shipped overseas.

What is the ARZOPA M1RC 27" 180Hz monitor best suited for?

The ARZOPA M1RC 27" 180Hz 2K QHD Gaming Monitor is built for competitive and fast-paced gaming - it runs a FAST-IPS panel at 2560x1440 with a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time over DisplayPort or USB-C, plus 115% sRGB colour coverage, which also makes it capable enough for everyday desktop work, browsing, and light photo/video editing when you're not gaming. Its 100x100mm VESA mount also makes it compatible with our Kaloc monitor arms if you'd rather mount it on an arm than use the included stand.

What is the price range for Arzopa monitors in Bangladesh?

Prices currently span roughly Tk 16,500 to Tk 25,000 across the range sold here. The Arzopa A1 entry-level FHD portable monitor is the most affordable at Tk 16,500, mid-tier options like the Z1FC 144Hz and Z1RC 2.5K QHD sit between Tk 18,500 and Tk 23,500, and the 27" M1RC gaming monitor is priced at Tk 25,000 as the flagship of the lineup.

Can I use an Arzopa portable monitor with my laptop as a second/dual monitor?

Yes - this is exactly what the portable monitor range is built for. Models like the Arzopa Z1RC and Arzopa A1 connect to most modern laptops over a single USB-C cable that carries both video and power, so no separate charger is needed. A fold-out kickstand lets it stand next to your laptop screen for an instant dual-monitor setup - handy for spreadsheets, coding, or multitasking on the go, and just as easy to fold flat and carry when you're done.

What is the difference between the Arzopa Z1FC and the ARZOPA M1RC?

The Z1FC is a slim, USB-C powered 16.1" portable monitor running FHD resolution at up to 144Hz, designed to travel with a laptop or console. The M1RC is a full-size 27" desktop gaming monitor with a sharper 2560x1440 QHD panel, a faster 180Hz refresh rate, and a fixed desk stand rather than a portable kickstand. In short: pick the Z1FC for a travel-friendly second screen, and the M1RC for a dedicated desktop gaming setup.

Do Arzopa portable monitors need their own power adapter?

Most don't. The Arzopa Z1RC and the rest of the USB-C portable range are designed to draw power directly from your laptop's USB-C port over the same cable that carries the video signal, so a separate adapter usually isn't needed when the source device supports USB-C power delivery. If you're connecting to a device without enough USB-C power output (some older laptops, some game consoles over HDMI), a separate USB-C power source keeps the screen running at full brightness.

Where can I see the Arzopa monitor lineup in person in Dhaka?

You can see and test the range at either of our two Dhaka showrooms: Banani (Point Eleven Building, 3rd Floor, House-25, Road-11) or Multiplan Center (Shop-726, Level-07, New Elephant Road). Can't make it in person? Order online with Cash on Delivery inside Dhaka, or nationwide delivery across Bangladesh.

Does Arzopa make an OLED portable monitor?

Yes - the Arzopa A3C Pro 13.3" FHD OLED Portable Monitor is Arzopa's OLED option in the portable range. OLED panels produce true blacks and higher contrast than the IPS panels used across the rest of the lineup, which makes the A3C Pro the pick for colour-critical work, photo/video review, or media playback on the go, in a compact 13.3" frame that's smaller and lighter than the 15.6"/16.1" models.

What's the difference between the Arzopa Z1FC and the Z3FC?

Both are portable gaming monitors, but they target different priorities. The Z1FC runs a 16.1" FHD panel at up to 144Hz - lighter on resolution, faster and cheaper. The Z3FC 16.1" 2K QHD 180Hz steps up to a sharper 2560x1440 QHD panel and a faster 180Hz refresh rate, sitting closer to the 27" M1RC in resolution and refresh rate, just in a portable body. Pick the Z1FC to keep cost down, or the Z3FC if you want the sharpest, fastest portable panel Arzopa makes.

Does Arzopa have a dual-screen portable monitor I can attach to my laptop?

Yes - Arzopa's dual-screen portable monitors (the E1 and E1S) clip onto the back of a laptop lid and fold out into a second full-size display next to your laptop screen, without needing a separate stand or desk space. They're built for the same USB-C laptop + second-screen workflow as the rest of the portable range, just in a laptop-mounted form instead of a free-standing kickstand. If a laptop-mounted second screen isn't essential, the free-standing Z1RC or A1 give the same extra-screen benefit with more flexible placement.

Can I use an Arzopa portable monitor with a PS5, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch?

Yes - Arzopa's portable monitors accept HDMI input, so they work with PS5, Xbox, and Switch the same way they work with a laptop. Gaming-focused models like the Z1FC (144Hz) make the most sense for console gaming since the higher refresh rate is actually usable at console output resolutions, and the built-in kickstand means no extra stand or wall space is needed - useful for a dorm room, a desk, or travel. Just note that when running over HDMI rather than USB-C, the monitor will usually need its own power source rather than pulling power from the console.

Do you deliver Arzopa monitors outside Dhaka?

Yes - we deliver nationwide across Bangladesh, in addition to Cash on Delivery inside Dhaka. You can also see and test the range in person first at either our Banani or Multiplan Center showroom in Dhaka before ordering.