Review on Trio Portable Monitors: Touch-Sensitive and IPS Compatible (101-1004P01) by Brandon Harner

This product is essential for obvious reasons. I will divide my review into 3 parts: what you need to know before you buy, the pros and cons. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The 14-inch screen still works with smaller laptops; Simply position the magnets at the top of the laptop so they grip the bottom. built in trio magnets - your company may not allow you to install software display drivers (or you may run into compatibility issues). However, I can confirm that when using USB-C these monitors connect to the PC via plug and play (no software). I have not tested this product with a regular USB connection and software drivers. If your laptop has a USB-C charger, you can most likely use that port to connect a display and then charge your computer through the display. If your computer only has one USB-C port and you want to use two monitors, you may need a USB-C power hub (I haven't tested it yet as my PC has 2 USB-C ports) . If you want to use a narrow standing desk, especially a simple portable laptop desk for promotional purposes, this is definitely the best option. Can stand on semi-flat surfaces such as sofas and beds as its angle matches that of your laptop. Can give you 2 screens and pass through charge if you have USB-C. The charging port is plug and play when using USB-C. Connects quickly, I haven't seen the problem mentioned by other users. I'm assuming they don't use USB-C ports and that was due to the driver software. Good screen quality. The monitor case helps stabilize the computer. If positioned correctly, even a laptop with a loose hinge shouldn't tip over backwards. Compact when you push monitors together when you need to move them. And not super heavy. Very far. not very wide but still good. If you detach one of them from the back of the computer, you can arrange them separately vertically. This can be useful when you need to read contracts, code, or do anything with a lot of line breaks. It doesn't seem like my computers are running slower, running hotter, or draining their battery super fast. YMMV - Using metal stickers on the back of your laptop is great. It's so easy to switch to all my different laptops, personal, work, specific clients, etc. Of course, if you get an old non-USB-C laptop, the drivers could be an issue for you. However, this is the case, so you can look to the future with confidence. Easy installation. The retractable case provides some protection for the screens when carried. Impress your colleagues, clients, friends and family. That's pretty much in line with the built-in screens I have, although the HD resolution is the same. If you're looking for ultra-sharp graphics, the screen is good, but not fantastic. If you don't have resistance to hinges (your computer screen can bend all the way back) and want to tilt the screen back a lot, you may need to install some kind of stand. at the back to prevent the computer screen from falling. However, this was not a problem for me. Software drivers for computers without USB-C can be an obstacle if your organization doesn't allow them or if you encounter a technical problem. The screens have a rotation sensor, which annoys me as I would have preferred to set the rotation in the display settings. The menu and brightness buttons on the side of the display are very difficult to see and don't stand out as they are touch sensitive. Use your phone's flashlight and/or just grope around until you find it. While the front of the screen is protected by a shroud, the back is not. Be careful when carrying them around as I doubt they can survive a fall or bump. Of course, be careful when the screens are extended as the entire computer could be knocked over. The clamps do a good job of aligning two screens at once, but it's not 100% perfect. Not a big deal and it keeps them attached and relatively flat, but I wish they'd worked out the clip tracks a little better - there's no way to switch to a different display - although I think being a pro sticks not so tight to your computer, which you can take alone and carry the whole set with you. Make sure you hold onto both when carrying them around. You may have to buy your own USB-C hub if you want, which is a little annoying. I also don't know if the display charging feature works through a hub. If an improved design doesn't come, just take it. There were far fewer downsides than I expected and so many issues with alternatives if you like to travel or even work from home in different spaces. You can work in one room with your kids or other loved ones instead of sitting at a desk. You can set up 3 screens in a studio apartment or college dorm while working from your bed. It's just great.