Review on Trio 14.1-inch Portable Monitor, 1920x1080P, 60Hz - Maximize Your Display Experience! by Sidney Blacc

Having owned the Trio Max for almost a month, I feel entitled to write a user review. In terms of image quality, I didn't find the image on the Trio Max to be as sharp and crisp as on another ASUS monitor I have. I think this is partly due to the matte finish of the screen. However, image quality wasn't the main selling point for me, I bought the Trio Max mainly for the ability to connect it to a laptop. After a few weeks of use I think it could be better. For a 16-17 inch laptop, the Trio Max is thick enough that the bottom of the outer case can stand on a table. This provides some support against the laptop turning over or the laptop screen falling off. I expect this will be an issue for people who bought the 12.5" screen version for a 16" laptop. This is because either the Trio Max falls to the ground, causing the two screens to be misaligned, or the Trio Max tips over because the magnet cannot hold the Trio Max in place. If Trio Max could supply a grooved version of the magnet I think that would help a lot. as the horizontal groove provides the necessary support to prevent the screen from tilting. Owners can also check the DIT. As you can see in the picture, the Trio Max has a rectangular magnet. So you just need to take a glue gun, measure the edge of the magnet and draw 2 glue lines on the corresponding metal plate. It's not difficult, but I think it should be a design primarily embodied by the Trio Max.