Little cumbersome to set up, but certainly perfect for increasing productivity on the road. Only two design issues; you can't just connect the screen extender on and then fold it up to one laptop+screenextender unit, the other design issue is necessity of external power source to run the 3rd screen. Makes set up extra cu.berso.e and I hate it. It might make more sense to do just a double screen product. Read more

I previously owned a Kwumsy and coming from this the build quality is an obvious step down. Even though this is holding 3 screens to the Kwumsy's 2, it's twice as think, maybe more- which is enough to prevent me carrying it with my laptop in my day time rucksack. It is light though, so not issues there. An unavoidable drawback of the 3rd screen is that you neeed to provide direct power to the array, without it only 2 screens will turn on. This is a limitation of battery USBC power output, but something I wasn't aware of until I did my first setup. This means there are more cables that I'd like to carry. To combat this I purchased a 200w GaN charger that supported 2x USBC power output at 65w each, allowed me to have a single plug to the wall, then short cables from the block to my laptop / Fopo, which works well but add $100 to the price. Getting setup isn't as easy as the Kwumsy and is actually a little fiddly. The screens on the side fold out from the front of the unit, which gives them a much better viewing angle than the Kwumsy but prevents the unit having side grips midway up each side. The size adjuster is also a step back, the Kwumsy has a spring-loaded, ratchet system which locks at each notch as you tighten it against the size of your laptop, but the FOPO doesn't have iths, it's just free-floating. Once on, the fit is stable enough, but the stand is, again, fiddly to use. You need to have the FOPO on top of the laptop screen to fit it, which means gravity pull the stand back into the unit. As you tilt the screen back the stand drops out, but as it's at a length you want for full lean, stops the smooth tilting of the laptop. None of the above are show stoppers, and if I wasn't used to the relative easy and sturdiness of the Kwumsy, I might have just let it slide as "this is how multiple portable screens have to be", but I do know, so the feeling is not premium. This shoudn't detract from EXCELLENT usablility once you have it fired up and connected. All screens were located by Win 11, and their 14" size is a LOT better than the Kwumsy's 12"- you get a much more useful amount of screen space at this size. Overall, I'm happy enough with the switch. It allows me to closely replicate my 6 screen desktop setup on the move, though I wouldn't take it for a quick 30 min session in a coffee shop or airport. For me it's use is for a longer working session away from your primary setup, and it doese that job superbly. Read more

This FOPO 14" Laptop Screen Extender is such a cool concept and would have been perfect for my setup! Unfortunately, I couldn’t use it with my government-issued laptop because it required a software download that wasn’t authorized by my IT department. I tested it briefly on my personal computer, and it worked great — the screens were clear, setup was simple, and the extra displays made multitasking so much easier. If FOPO ever makes a version that doesn’t require a download to function, I’ll be first in line to buy it again! I did return it. :-( Read more

would never buy again, keeps braking and at the cost I could have got another/ better product Read more

I got this to really update my workspace in my studio! I have seen people using extension screens to increase their productivity and I have to say it really does make a difference. Even though this is meant for laptops, I know it would be much more helpful with my stationary studio desktop PC. Though I can't attach it to my monitor, there is an included stand that props this up on the monitor riser or my desk beside me. I can now keep one monitor dedicated to watching myself record videos as an enlarged Viewfinder screen, one can be dedicated to checking audio levels and the others are for miscellaneous needs. It's great to be able to not have to squeeze a ton of info on one "small" screen anymore and feel like I have breathing room to make adjustments on the fly without creating a sensory overload. The ability to power this by a portable device or directly into an outlet via the included adapter is great, too, giving much more flexibility when needing to keep wires and cords in order when traveling. Read more

While I love having the option and ability to use four screens, there are some things I wish were a little better for this fantastic idea. 1) A longer USB-C cable to go from the monitor to the power adapter. 2) a better way to secure the monitors to whatever you attach them to. They could be more stable/secure. The leg in back is okay, but overall, it is heavy for a laptop monitor. Read more

This four-screen laptop setup has been revolutionary for my workflow. Before using this setup, juggling multiple tasks on a single or small screen was frustrating. Now, I can work with multiple screens, which has improved my comfort and efficiency. Much of my work involves comparing data across platforms and navigating different VDIs. The extra visibility and definition provided by this setup have been key to making these tasks easier and faster. Also, it has been a massive productivity boost for my remote work. It allows me to save me time and energy every day. Tasks that used to feel cumbersome are now straightforward, and I feel more in control of my workflow. For anyone who works remotely or travels frequently, *I can’t recommend this enough* . It’s lightweight, portable, and powerful, a must-have for anyone serious about optimizing their productivity on the go. If you’re a digital nomad or remote worker like me, this setup is a game changer. It’s an investment in your comfort, efficiency, and overall work experience. *I only wish I’d discovered it sooner!* Read more

Invested in this laptop screen extender to boost my productivity. It's quite a sight - turns my regular laptop into a multi-screen command center. The setup process was a bit tricky at first, took some fiddling to get all screens working properly. Once up and running, though, it's pretty impressive. The extra screen real estate is great for multitasking, especially when working with spreadsheets or coding. Picture quality is decent, colors look good and the brightness is adjustable. The rotating screens are handy for presentations or when I need a vertical view. It's surprisingly portable too, fits in my bag without too much hassle. However, it's not all smooth sailing. The power requirements are a bit demanding - make sure you have a beefy enough charger. Sometimes it doesn't play nice with certain software, had to update some drivers. The extra screens can be a battery drain, so I usually keep it plugged in. Also, while it's portable, it's not exactly lightweight. Takes some getting used to having so many screens - information overload at first! Overall, it's a solid tool for boosting productivity if you need lots of screen space. Just be prepared for a bit of a setup process and some potential compatibility issues.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Read more