Review on Enhance Your Laptop Experience with Duex Portable Dual Screen 💻 - Lightweight, Brightness Adjustable, Award-Winning Mounting Type, IPS Technology, 60Hz (Model: 101-1002P01_SML_SML) by Ronald Ratha

I've been using this for about a week now. I've been in the tech industry for quite some time, testing a lot of devices, and I've gotten to a point where I'm not always easily impressed with how this can affect my day-to-day work. .FYI - This review is based on my experience with the XPS 15 2-in-1 with USB-C port. I was a heavy user of the BeChiq line of portable monitors and usually liked them for their weight. and easy accessibility. The negative was that I needed desk space and connections (HDMI and USB powered) to get the monitors working with the models I have. I no longer have to worry about where it fits on my desk + a single cable, I don't have to carry a portable hub to convert it + the weight is as light as other portable monitors + the magnets snap in very easily, enough Space to watch if not quite centralized + Rotate to monitor, I've used it twice already to show my screen to someone while in a conference room - not planned. + Took a few seconds to set up. + Can set up four monitors (including the Duex) very easily and quickly One of these isn't a disadvantage - but I've decided to write this as FYI: - I didn't get a chance to use it on one Testing laptop that didn't have USB-C - I'm sure the user experience will change a bit - Sometimes I forget that my laptop wasn't used to the weight of an additional monitor and it could be pushed back while I was carrying the laptop with the screen open. That's more my stupidity than anything else. Screenshot: I have a Frankenstein setup at my work station to make it work with my standing desk. With two main monitors (24" and 27") and my laptop, the duex is a completely different size. :) Duex bottom right.