ALLVIA Laptop Screen Extender 14" 1080P FHD IPS, Portable Monitor for Laptop 13-17", Triple Monitor Extended for laptops with Dual Speakers, Plug-Play with Type-C/HDMI/USB-A for Wins/Mac/Chrome

I travel frequently for work and need to do lots of computer-focused work while away from my home office. I have a multi-monitor setup at home and, as most people know, once you get used to multiple monitors it can be challenging to go back to a single-screen set up. This portable multi-monitor setup is lightweight, comes with all the required cables (including a pair of quality USB-C video cables), and a nice carrying case (which has room for all the cables). Very easy to set up if you have a modern laptop - just plug in the included USB-C cables. It easily installs onto my 16 inch MacBook pro without putting to much strain on the monitor hinge. Screen quality is high - good color fidelity with the IPS display and bright enough to get what I need done. I am happy with the build quality for the price. Overall, would highly recommend.

The product works perfectly as an extended monitor which is why I give it 5 stars. I have a 15in HP Laptop monitor. Pros: 1. The screen quality is better than expected, I was impressed with the clarity and resolution. 2. Overall functionality exceeds expectations as it does provide the "multi-monitor" experience and is very convenient to connect and use. 3. Great for travel - I used this while working during my vacation with family. 4. I am able to use this device daily and not just while traveling, as it provides 3 screens for me to multi-task and be more productive and efficient. 5. Although quite pricey, well worth the value, functionality and time savings. Cons: 1. The clips to attach to the device is quite challenging and needs some rework, but not a deal breaker

This is an excellent extra screen, perfect for working from home or while traveling. The quality is outstanding, and it’s incredibly easy to use. It works flawlessly and is a lifesaver when you need more than one screen. I’m so glad I discovered it. It’s a bit on the heavier side, but still portable, user-friendly, and a great value.

I honestly really like it. I own a 13-inch MacBook Air with an M2 Chip 2022. It only works with one screen, which is fine with me. My man's MacBook Pro (i think he has the 2019-2020 series) and both screens worked for him. to me, the screen itself feels extremely sturdy and thick. it's not just some flimsy thin thing. The resolution is good (though I wish the brightness could be brighter, cause I like the screen beaming at me), and it's pretty seamless. It doesn't lag, it doesn't look funny. I looks like a regular screen (for those non fenatics for resolution), I think in a gaming sense it would operate just fine but I only utilize it for work. It does auto turn off if not in use, for I think 1 minute - not sure, it always does it when my mac does it. I do not attach it to my macbook air's screen. I found that it was heavy for the screen, so what I did was prop the screen with the leg on the back (works fine, nothing good nor bad to say, it does it's standing job) and open my mac screen to the leverage that I like and the attachment is kind of squeeze between its stand and the screen. - I honestly don't think that there should be something on your screens, especially newer macs since they're so thin. I have not utilized its audio (nor do I intend do, cause I don't need it). The setting adjustments on the screen are meh. They are a little hard to use, but I'm not gonna be using it every second - I got it to the settings that I liked and haven't touched it since I bought it. Stowage is nice, I feel like the screens are protected, and it comes with it's own case bag. it sturdy and isn't a piece of cloth, there's some structural integrity to it, it's over all nice and great with the price you're paying for. I don't utilize it since I just have the screen up all the time, and when I am traveling, it's in its case. - you do have to take it out all the way and go through it like a laptop at TSA. I guess, as long as you're handling it with care and not thrashing it around, you're fine. It only fits the screens and the wiring, not the mac itself. I do not think it would be cushioned enough for a mac to survive lol. The wiring is pretty good for me, even when I was trying to set up the two screens. It's at good length and I didn't have an issue with it, nor did I feel like I was getting wrapped up with the amount of length or stuff I have to plug in. Overall, do I think it's worth the price? Yes, it's for more convenient for me to have than a monitor, since I travel for work and I'm usually either at HQ or at home. The monitor is like four easy steps to set up and doesn't take up that much space. I only gave it four stars cause I'm not being beamed by the light of the screen. In my opinion, it has the same resolution look to it as a dell monitor you'd see at public libraries - the older version once probably released early 2010 or something. BATTERY WISE: It does drain your battery fast - I expected it to happen since it's pulling energy from the mac. I keep mine charged, but if I dont - I have a solid hour, or maybe less depending on how many programs I have pulled up ( i usually have 10 tabs open plus msoffice. I've noticed that even if I have my mac is off (screen off), it will still drain it. So if you're not using it at all, and you are not charging, just detach the wire from the mac. I think it would be healthy in general to detach or unplug when not in use for your battery life's sake. Hope that helps and sorry for the long read, I would want to know all the possible details if I bought something as expensive. oh and i dont know about anywhere else, but I had to meet my amazon driver for it to be properly released to me cause he needed a code. - I don't remember how it was packaged, but it came safe and not damaged...so take that as you want.

If you’re like me and use to working with multiple monitors at home, using a laptop with a single screen when out is an exercise in frustration. This is where this “screen extender” comes in. Now let’s get the obvious out of the way first, this thing adds significant weight to your laptop. But would you rather use a single screen like it’s 2005? Yeah didn’t think so. Nevertheless, it’s pretty light for what is essentially two monitors. It folds up and comes with a carry case with space for all the cables it comes with. It’s got all the cables you would need to get working. The extender attaches really easily. From pulling it out of the case to getting it attached takes about a minute. Then you just have to pull out the cables you need for your particular machine and you’re off to the races. The monitors aren’t going to be as good as what you have at home but they’re portable so what do you expect. Image quality is fine. For on the go, they’re great.

This is great very useful tool for working on laptop and cell phone with multiple pages opened all the time. With this you can have those main pages opened and visible at the same time even your phone's screen. The quality and thickness of the screens are good and sturdy, just a large surface so you need to use the support adjustable attached shaft which really works well to hold the screens steadily. Easy to fold as well and put away in it's own bag which i like because you can take those screens with you when travelling or working outside your office. Connecting those screens is very simple, you have option of C connections, USB and HDMI as well. The moment you connect the connections to your laptop the monitors get turned on instantly. In summary this is a good useful and very reliable tool to have.

Muy buen producto, me sirve a la perfección

Muito bom!

Muy buen producto que ayuda en la productividad en la oficina al tener varias aplicaciones abiertas al mismo tiempo

Es bueno pero la segunda pantalla no funciona