Hinweis: Man stellt den Laptoo quasi vor die Halterung, das heißt beide Geräte sind abgekoppelt und nicht jeder USB-C anschluss funktioniert ohne Verstärkerkabel. Bildschirme top, menü top. Read more

A setup like this has been on my wish list for a while now, so when offered the opportunity to review this item I jumped at it without a second thought. For reference, I mostly work from one of my laptops (a 14" DELL and a 15" ASUS) and monitor space on the go is a necessity. So, my first impressions of the setup: - The monitors are crisp, and of good quality. They wouldn't be adequate for gaming, but for those of us that use them for spreadsheets, documents and coding they are quite decent, given the size. They are good 15.6" monitors. - The setup is easy. You need apparently to install some drivers that come on a flash drive, and it probably took me more time to figure out where to plug in the USB cable than anything else. - The monitors come with an extra USB cable and a power supply - if I read the instructions correctly, you are going to need it if you are connecting through a USB-A port (the supplied USB-C cable has a converter to USB-A). - You can easily choose if you want to use one screen, or both - if you just want to use one of them, you keep one folded, and press the menu button for 3 (?) s to turn it off. It certainly saves space if three screens are not needed. - Mechanics can be tricky. The center part of the monitor has a kickstand to make sure it stays in place, but the actual monitors have no extra support there - they are just supported through the hinge connection to the central part. This can get things quite tricky if you want them at an angle to your laptop screen - gravity is not your friend. - Things can also get pretty tricky if you are using a laptop stand - there is no obvious solution for bringing the screens at the same level as the laptop screen in that case. - The way the screens fold for storage, one of the screens is exposed - this means you are going to need some sort of serious protection if you want to use this on the go. My first reaction was that I'll need to keep the box for travel, but, to be fair, some sort of sturdy sleeve will be necessary. The monitors do not come with any protective sleeve. At this point, both the "how to do I get these monitors to be safely at the same level as my laptop screen" and "how do I make sure I can transport them safely" are open questions for me. To be fair, at the $300 price point, both of these are annoying questions. Portability is the selling point for this set for me (comparatively speaking, my home office setup of 2 27" non-portable monitors and a dual monitor mount came at a comparable price a few months ago, so I would not consider this setup as competitive for a non-portable setup). I am sure that both these questions can be answered, but, honestly, a couple of small kickstands to better support the screen weight would have gone a very long way. I guess I'll like this set more once I figure out the answers to these questions. But, for the time being, I'll say that it really looks promising. Read more

This double monitor extender completely elevates your experience on a laptop. I have a gaming laptop and I do A LOT of gaming on it. Having a laptop is far more versatile than a desktop and so I've always preferred that - but something laptops are missing is easily having more monitors. This thing changes that. Now I can easily game on my laptop whilst having 2 extra side monitors, which I usually use for discord and an internet browser for a video etc. This thing is extremely simple to set up with your laptop, it takes literally a minute and I love the extended mode; I haven't tried the mirror mode yet because I don't need it for my use case, but I can definitely see it being super useful for meetings. The screens are good 1080p resolution and the colours are very vibrant and stuff, they are very close to my laptop screen in terms of colour vibrancy and brightness. I must admit, it does take a little to get used to the 3 monitor setup, but just having the 3 monitors on a laptop has been really good. Not only that but the screens fold into a really flat surface which means, providing your laptop bag is big enough, you can fit these inside with your laptop and carry them around with you. I have used these at friend's houses and they are very impressed with it, and so am I! Read more

This product is easy friendly user,, effective and efficient especially for working on three different subjects. For example, one could view and operate on excel sheet, words and internet at the same time. And most of all it requires just one cable. Read more

If you have a recent vintage USB-C, even on inexpensive computers, you may be able to carry a compact, dual screen monitor with you. Add the screen from the laptop itself, and you have three. I tested with a Lenovo low end Windows laptop with only 4GB of RAM and it worked the first time I tried. It didn't even need the extra 5V supply (also over USB, cable supplied) offered. Even more surprising is that it worked the first time. No drivers, no fussing with different ports. Probably a little luck there, but I'll take it. Decent instructions. (Driver probably needed for Apple.) Most amazing of all? The touchscreen functionality was also extended. Pleasant surprise. You do need to remember how to fold and unfold it properly. Recommended. Read more

Aluminum body, one usb c connector and power source for both monitors, reasonable good picture color for this price point. Great deal Read more