Review on TeamGee Portable Monitor Display Extender 12", Built In Speakers, Lightweight by Ted Wilson

I've been using these screens for about a month. Overall I'm impressed considering I went from dual screens in high school to a (mandatory) college 17-inch MacBook Pro and then to a ridiculously small 13-inch MacBook Pro as my computer did during broke halfway through college. and back in 2016 I couldn't afford a bigger screen (barely got my hands on a computer as it was unexpectedly expensive!) back in 2016. I've hated my tiny screen ever since. This product helped solve most of my problems. with the screen size of a MacBook and works a lot better than trying to use the 12.9 inch iPad I got after release as a second screen of sorts. less bright than even the lower brightness levels of the MacBook screen; and (2) too heavy to read anything at the default 1080p resolution setting. If you're using a MacBook, go to Display > Scaled Resolution > Show All Resolutions to find this setting. Any other option looks bad on two screens. (It turns out that the best resolution option for this MacBook, oddly labeled "More Space" rather than listed as a number, is 1680 x 1050 anyway, so the three screens are now more closely aligned, which worked well.) Product when I was still in school (Graduate School ended in 2018, I don't think it existed anymore). This would be ideal for writing essays, researching, working with patients, chatting with friends in lectures, etc. I would absolutely jump at the opportunity to have my main screen either completely on one screen behind my computer, or flipped down to form a triangle. Not only would this feature be very helpful for presentations and exercises, but as a teacher it would make my job a lot easier, especially if it wasn't a one-to-one tuition session. I highly recommend using the two extra screens that come attached to your laptop! This product allows me to multitask and do what I once thought of as normal tasks that are no longer possible on such a small screen (even a dual screen on a 13 inch screen is not suitable for my option...). I haven't had any issues with an installation not staying in place even when I move the location on the desk or the desk I have it on. My MacBook's casing shows no noticeable damage and it doesn't feel too heavy on screen to support (rear support should be in front of 15 inch laptop as it's too big for mine).