This Laptop Screen Extender has become an essential part of my daily workflow. The dual 15.6" stacked screens provide a crisp 1080P resolution, making it perfect for handling multiple tasks at once, whether I’m working with spreadsheets, coding, or video editing. The display quality is clear and vibrant, and I love how much extra space it gives me to stay organized. Setting it up is a breeze—just plug it in via USB-C or HDMI, and it’s ready to go. The folding design is a great feature, making it super portable when I need to take it on the go. The built-in kickstand is solid and keeps everything stable, even when I’m using it for hours. One of my favorite things is the 180° rotation, which allows me to adjust the screen to different angles depending on how I’m working. Whether I’m traveling or working from home, this extender makes it easy to have a full setup wherever I go.

Fantastic product! Every time I use this dual screen, people ask where I got it. The picture is sharp, and setup is incredibly easy. It’s thin, lightweight, and perfect for travel—great for creating a little bit of home on the go. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to boost productivity while traveling!

This monitor ROCKS! I love being able to add two monitors to my laptop and stack them horizontally. I have it mounted on a monitor arm with a document holder and it works great.

Works as described but I would suggest just getting a single portable monitor instead of the stacked ones

I love it! I’m more productive in my daily tasks. I love that’s it portable and easy to set up.

I have only used this twice so far, but early returns seem good. It took a bit of tinkering with my Lenovo laptop, but I got both screens working separately. Screen looks good, build quality seems good. Should work well when I have to work away from home, multiple screens for CAD and spreadsheets are necessary.

It works, that's the best I can say. The whole point of additional displays is to carry work on to additional screens, obviously. However, that's only useful if the screens are up to the task. These, regardless of resolution settings, are as bad as old CRT monitors. The text is blurry and pixelated and images are considerably worse. If all you need is to have some charts or Netflix on them I suppose you'll be fine. If, however, your intention was design work or the like, I'd pass. Personally, I'm going back to running my iPad as an extension monitor until I can find a better option.

I have searched for sometime for the perfect portable monitor. I love that it doesn't take much space. One plug and play cord for my work Windows laptop and my personal chromebook. I'm happy with my purchase.