💻 Duex Portable Monitor: Upgraded Laptop Companion with 12.5" Display, 1080P Resolution and Lightweight Design in White Review

This is a pretty cool product that I liked in many ways, although there are some downsides. The easiest way to approach this is with a list of pros and cons. What I liked: • The quality of the monitor is very good. It's bright and quite dynamic. You can tweak the colors and other settings a bit. For everyday use, it's good for almost everything you need from productivity/work tasks to watching videos; I've used it for both. Sometimes I need a second screen for work, and sometimes I work on one…

The screen dangled a little in the frame, and even when properly attached, it was leaning against the table on the side it was attached to. It wasn't the clearest or brightest screen, and without the bracket on the side of the laptop, it was very difficult to keep it off a hard surface. It's almost impossible to hold it on your lap and type as you have to press down on the opposite edge of the laptop while typing. That's a great idea, but in reality it doesn't work very well.

I love that extra screen! It is very convenient that it is attached. Image quality is perfect. My only complaint is that the cable from the secondary screen to the laptop is very stiff and the screen sometimes dims while I'm working. The screen briefly goes black and then turns back on. This might happen once an hour if it's been running continuously for many hours, but only lasts a few seconds before turning back on. But for the price I was hoping that this problem would not arise. But…

I bought it after my friend recommended it. It was a lifesaver for remote work or from a coffee shop! It came in very handy when I'm traveling or working from home. The product is lightweight, reliable and easy to install. The monitor fits my 13" Macbook Pro perfectly and sits securely on my laptop. It's also nice that I can detach it from the laptop and place it upright on the stand, which is great for reading/writing long documents.

You can call me a dual monitor expert, maybe not as savvy as some gamers, but as a test programmer in the truck and automotive industries, I've been using dual monitors since 2005. It took a while for Windows PCs to catch up with screen tricks to save screen real estate. Using multiple tabs and background overlays helps. However, you often need to review the documentation at the same time as you run it. In my last position we used two 24 inch monitors and a laptop to run the debug script. I…

I open the box and the installation instructions are simple and easy to understand. I scan the QR code for setup instructions. He goes to a website that states that the provider no longer uses this customer service website. I go to the url also listed in the installation guide and get the same response. I go to the instructions (which require a magnifying glass because they are in two dot and illegible). It tells me to turn on the device and if it turns on I don't need to download a driver. It…

The screen was a little loose in the frame, and even when properly attached, it was leaning against the table on the side it was attached to. It wasn't the clearest or brightest screen, and without the bracket on the side of the laptop, it was very difficult to keep it off a hard surface. It's almost impossible to hold it on your lap and type as you have to press down on the opposite edge of the laptop while typing. That's a great idea, but in reality it doesn't work very well.

I needed a new screen because my kids apparently thought my Chromebook was a trampoline for a second. It seemed like a good decision. I didn't have to replace the screen, I could still use what was left of the Chromebook screen and actually see things! Unfortunately this doesn't work for Chromebooks (Mac and Windows only) and it was heavier than my Chromebook so it still fell over. The alternative would be to just stick it on a broken Chromebook screen, but it would be too bulky even if it…

I work from home and have a desktop computer with two monitors. I also have an ultrabook that I use for work and online classes and when you go from 2 screens to 1 it's extremely inconvenient. I recently learned about portable monitors and was grateful for the opportunity to try this product. The packaging is pretty good and at first I was a bit surprised that the monitor is a bit plastic. It was a little confusing to set up, but you just peel the paper off the magnets and slam it onto the back

I already have two large secondary monitors connected to my laptop, so why would I need another smaller secondary display? Because I'm so used to extra screens that my laptops feel inadequate when traveling. This Duex Lite screen is just amazing! Since I switch between two laptops when I travel, instead of mounting the screen on both laptops, I used it in portrait mode, standing alone next to my computer. It's very handy to have the page so close in portrait mode! Now for the product details…

Pros: - Good size. Fits very well on my MacBook Air. Easy to put on and take off. The four magnets you leave on your computer (I put mine on the computer case) make it very easy to attach and detach the screen whether you want to use it or not. There's also room for a small slide, which is good because I like to flip the screen and position it on the left side, and when I pull it out I also have to move it a bit so I can see everything. Bright. It's close, but the Duex monitor is light enough…

I have two opinions about this monitor. I've been using a 15.6" standalone monitor with my laptop for a while, which mounts in its own case and connects via USB. It's not the most elegant solution, but it works and as usual. They cost around $200 and are an inexpensive way to increase screen real estate. The Mobile Pixels Duex Lite takes a different approach and I can't deny that it's slim and attractive. The laptop is smart and the screen is thin enough to fit in many laptop bags so you can…

𝘁𝗹; 𝗱𝗿: Plug and play, the quality is excellent. This is for an XPS 15 so the screen is slightly smaller than a laptop screen. That being said, here are some general impressions I got while installing and using it: 💻 The QR code link on the provided sheet is a dead link. Not a very good product appearance at all. 💻 Setup is easy. Align, clean, glue magnets. What they should mention is that you should really clean the surface of your laptop before sticking magnets to it, which is common…

I have connected and used these Windows and Ubuntu based laptops. It works fine as a secondary monitor, not as bright as I would like. I couldn't use their mounting mechanism so I'm keeping it on a tablet stand.

I have connected and used these Windows and Ubuntu based laptops. It works fine as a secondary monitor, not as bright as I would like. I couldn't use their mounting mechanism so I'm keeping it on a tablet stand.

Great idea, but when the screen is on the right you won't see much of the left side of the screen unless the screen support itself extends past the edge of the laptop's rear screen.

It's lightweight and works great. If, like me, you need a second screen to work efficiently, you probably need it. I liked that it's easy. Installation is easy. The picture quality is satisfactory. I would recommend it.

That second screen changed the world. This completely freed me from a dedicated table. I already have colleagues asking for details. The connector is a little clunky, but that's not a problem. Please note that it consumes more power so battery life increases faster when not plugged in. But seriously, this screen is amazing.

That second screen changed the world. This completely freed me from a dedicated table. I already have colleagues asking for details. The connector is a little clunky, but that's not a problem. Please note that it consumes more power so battery life increases faster when not plugged in. But seriously, this screen is amazing.

I travel, work from home and work in an office. Having 2 screens is an absolute must for me and has made them available at all times.