Mobile Pixels New Trio Max 14.1" Portable Monitor, Triple Monitor for Laptop, 1080P FHD IPS, with Plug and Play, Suitable for 15-17.3 '' Laptop, Built-in Kickstand, Optional Magnets (Tri-Screen)

BEEN USING DAILY FOR AT LEAST 5 MONTHS AND WORKS GREAT. ONLY COMPLAINT IS THAT THE MAGNETS DONT HOLD IT WELL, IT EASILY FALLS OFF. OTHERWISE GREAT AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Easy to set up. lots of help for my work!

First off, I really like these monitors and use them often. The picture quality and practicality of having 3 screens when using my laptop is great.Now, the bad part... They are rather overpriced in my opinion, for what you get: 2 - 14" monitors, Granted it comes with all the cables needed to connect them and some magnets you can attach to your laptop screen to try holding it in place. The setup is very cumbersome and not very smooth at all as it would have you believe.The magnets are pretty strong, but the monitors are heavy and can still fall off easily. The middle of the monitor stand also has a kickstand in the back to help hold it up. Once you get the monitors extended, connected, propped up, and adjusted to the right angle, they generally stay put and work great for a long time - as long as you don't move the laptop/monitors around too much.They connect via USB-C for video and power, and have an extra USB-C input, cable, and C-A adapter for power if needed. All cables are included and it folds down to something a little thicker than a laptop, so you can put it in a laptop bag if yours is big enough to hold 2-3 laptops.

I like the simplicity of this monitor package. The two small 13" monitors simply slide in/out of a molded plastic housing case, and once extended, they can be folded in to face the user, or folded back to share presentations with others. When slid into the case, the monitor screens are protected, and the whole works is portable and about the same size as a laptop. There are no attached wires or cables that need to flex or bend when the monitors are slid in/out of the case either. For portability and storage, you can use the factory box which has a nice blow-molded tray that fits the case perfectly and holds it securely.There is a "kickstand" that allows the housing and monitors to stand up alone, separate from your laptop - and since the case holds both monitors, the amount of tablespace needed to support the entire setup is no bigger than an existing laptop.There are also magnets with self-adhesive disks included that can be installed on your laptop cover, which allows the housing to attach/detach directly to your laptop to create an all-in-one package. I don't like sticking things to my laptop so I have not tested the magnetic attachment feature.The images on these monitors are super clear. Each monitor also has its own controls for brightness, contrast, saturation, and "temperature" too.Each monitor is powered by its own cable with a 90 degree DP Type-C plug - which keeps the cables pointing down and compact. Your laptop will need to have two similar Type-C ports, one Type-C and one normal USB-A port, or two USB-A ports to connect the monitors. Once connected, you can choose to extend or duplicate content like you would with normal computer monitors, projectors, or wall displays. The only complaint is the cables are fairly stiff, and tend to pull on the monitors. This is a pretty minor complaint though.While the price is high ($499.99 at time of this review), if you do a lot of work on your laptop and need to be portable, AND you want the ability to work on multiple displays wherever you are without needing a lot of table-top space, this is a great solution that fits the bill! I definitely recommend this!

i loved at first, easy set up but the brackets that hold the 2 monitors together are not durable and monitors do not stay in place. i like my laptop titled or raised and you can not so that with this product. it is bulky and heavy.

This is excellent for working away from home and for times when you are not at your desk. You will need a computer with a USB C thunderbolt port which most 2 to 3 year old laptops have. For older laptops they have drivers.Easy to remove and setup. Attached it to my 2 USB C on my Dell laptop and I had 3 displays.One big use is during video calls, if you are sharing your screen, this helped me be able to see people on the call plus the chat on another screen.The feature of keeping the screen separate and using only one is also nice.Nice to be able to move the angle and make it easy for demos or information collection.They come with a magnetic attachment. I hesitate only because I don't like to stick anything on my laptop.I won't be using this for my everyday since I have two bigger monitors. I will take this with me when I am working at the library or on trips. If you don't want to buy big monitors, this is a good option to have and keep folded when you don't need it saving space.

I originally got this to use with my Android tablet. For some reason I had it in my head that it would work with tablets but it don't. So I decided to use it on my desktop. I hung it up on the wall using screws and anchors. Then connected each of the USBC to usba Ports on the back of my desktop. I did not have to install any drivers it was instantly recognized. I really like how turned out. I have a digital photo frame that I attached the magnets onto the back of it and placed it in the middle between the two screens. Now I can do my work on my main monitor, music player on one of the smaller ones and my security system going on the other monitor.