Hey Piotrek,
here’s the photo of my USB-C port: http://www.dsibinski.pl/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/USBC_Port.png

It works, however I must make one disclaimer: after quite a time of using the USB-C -> VGA adapter I bought, I admin that sometimes I’m experiencing some issues on the display connected with it. Screen flickers or disables itself when some specific apps are displayed on it, e.g. Office365 apps. I’m not sure if it’s because of the adapter or the monitor itself which is quite old (ASUS VW221D). I didn’t have chance to try with another monitor.

Hi Piotr,
Finally I didn’t check because I haven’t needed yet. But if it works for Dawid, it should work for the UX410UA for sure, it’s exactly the same computer but with different screen (even if you open the case you’ll see UX310UA written in it.
Regards

Hi Alberto, have you tried connecting two external monitors via adapter ? I’m owner of UX410UA too and I’m curious if I have to buy docking station or adapter will do the job.

Dawid, can you send me a photo of your USB-C port which you connected second monitor with? I’ve asked ASUS support and I’ve been told that it has to have some special sign on it (can’t remember what was that at this moment) and it isn’t there for me.

Cheers 🙂

That’s awesome! I’m glad you could find a solution (it will work for me as well when I’ll buy the UX410UA). Another positive point for the Asus 🙂
Thanks for letting me know and your review!

Thank you for your suggestion! 😉
I’ll update my post with the details of adapter I bought and possibility to have 3 screens.
Thanks once more!

Good luck! 🙂

Hey Alberto,
inspired by your suggestion, I’ve just ordered the USB-C -> VGA adapter. We’ll see after the weekend – I’ll let you know! Would be great if it does the job 😉

Thanks Dawid,
You can find USB C-VGA adapters for about 15$ so I’d definitely give a try. In fact could be the best solution in terms of portability as well, an adapter is much smaller and lighter than any dock.
Anyway, if finally it doesn’t work, the Dell DA200 looks like a good solution, also the Kensington SD1500. I won’t buy the laptop until next month so please let me know if you try with the USB C-VGA adapter. Thanks!

Hey Alberto,
that’s interesting what you linked. I haven’t tried that with HDMI + USB-C -> VGA adapter configuration. I was wondering whether to but maybe another than ASUS docking stations as it costs a bit too much for me. I thought about Dell DA200 for instance, which costs around $80 compared to ~$200 for Asus one. Maybe I will make a test with the USB-C adapter and let you know here 🙂

That’s a pity, I think you had a bad luck with all those crashes. I’ve had the same with Y580 – screen broke totally after few weeks of usage, I sent it to their service, they repaired it and then it broke again after a month… But then it was perfect for 2.5 year.
Generally that’s what I wanted to say, that ZenBook is really affordable and the best value for money as for the quality is represents. I have no other PC at home and it’s fair enough with ZenBook, I hope I won’t need to look for a backup one 🙂