Review on UK BONITOYS Portable Extender Rotating Speakers Compatible 12", 1920X1080P, 60Hz, High Dynamic Range, HDMI by Dale Hajric

OFIYAA P2 Triple Portable Monitor (12 inch) for Laptop Screen Extender My review was delayed waiting for the right laptop. The unboxing of this screen is impressive. The package is small and well packed. The dual screen folds into three with the carrying case. It included two HDMI cables, two USB-C cables, and two USB-A to USB-C cables. And a bracket to support the display wiring harness. As with most Chinese-made electronic products, the instruction manual lacks detail. The instructions only describe the connections. But no details at all. Also, the text is very small to read. I hope that the manufacturer will improve the instructions. Each screen has 4 ports: two USB-C, one HDMI and one USB. If your laptop supports both video and audio, you can connect it to any USB-C port. If you don't have a working USB-C port, you'll need both HDMI and USB connections. I first tried the USB-C port on my 5 year old HP laptop. Windows 10 laptop cannot find the right driver. So I'm not sure if my USB-C port supports this display connection. For the connection I use HDMI for video. And a USB-A to USB-C cable to power the screen with 5V. Then it works perfectly. I didn't check the audio as I never need it. The sound in the laptop is by itself. So the connection options are: 1. Two latest USB-C ports to power two screens2. Two HDMI ports for video support. And two USB-A ports to connect to USB-C ports on screens with the included USB cables. Since the triple screen is quite heavy, you'll need a mount to support the weight of the entire setup. Or you risk pulling down the main laptop screen. The display color is brilliant. This really expands the screen real estate, especially if you have a thin 13 or 14 inch laptop. The whole setup is portable. In general, this is a good screen. Just make sure your laptop is compatible. I plan to provide an update when I get a newer laptop with a newer USB-C port. -------------------- ----------Update 11/10/2021: USB-C cable connected from Microsoft Surface to the display. The connection works perfectly. So for this setup to work, you need a newer laptop with a USB-C port. Older laptops may have a USB-C port, but it may or may not work. HDMI + UDB-A works. But it's much easier to connect with a small USB-C cable than with a thick HDMI cable and an additional USB-A cable.