18.5" Laptop Screen Extender 115% sRGB Dual Monitors Stacked Folding Triple Monitor (Wins/Mac) 1080P Triple Portable Monitor for Laptop 90°/180° Automatic Rotation

LOVE this monitor! I am a pentester, so I'm on the road all the time. This monitor gives me a lot of additional workspace wherever I am. They are cross-compatible with WIN/LINUX/MAC Intel/MAC M1. One thing to make mention of is that the Innoview brand monitors (I have other single monitors too) are NOT compatible with the newer MacBook Pro M4. There is a hardware conflict in the Thunderbolt v5 functionality rendering the Innoview Brand USB C Monitors useless (with the M4). They continue to work fine with my M1 and other machines, just NOT the M4 chips.

I bought this portable dual monitor setup so I could use coworking spaces more efficiently. As a computer programmer, it is extremely useful to have your code on one screen, while the program you are building/debugging is on another. Unfortunately, this product does not do what it advertises. The page here says you should be able to connect a single USB-C cable and make it work. This is just false. I tried all 3 USB-C ports on my machine (including a USB-C/DP alt) and at no time did the upper screen turn on -- though it did "blink" from being "actually off" to "it's technically on but just showing a black screen" (like when you're booting up a computer.) Using both USB-C ports on the monitor didn't help either.The instructions are also unhelpful. It suggests going to Nvidia Control Panel, opening 3D Settings, going to the "Program Settings" tab, finding the "Win USB Display" (or "Macrosilicon USB Display," they use both titles in their instructions), and setting it to use integrated graphics. (Apparently, it doesn't play nice with Nvidia.) Except, there is *no* such program to add. This is after installing the driver and restarting my computer -- twice.There is a possibility that, since my machine is a Dell, it's just Dell's low quality manufacturing causing an issue, but either way, I'm not going to spend all day trying to get it to work with my machine. Either it does, or it doesn't. I will be sending this back for a full refund.

First off, the Innoview can work without connecting the external power-supply. IF your laptop USB-C port can provide enough current to power both screens -- but its less stress on your laptop USB-C pulling all that current if you use the external power-supply, and the dual-screens are brighter doing it too.Also, I had some initial issues getting laptop to to recognize Innoview & let Innoview autorun its driver-installer, so I recommend first thing, plugging Innoviews power supply in its top USB-C connector & letting the Innoview fully boot up with "Innoview" splash screen, before connecting Innoview to your laptops USB-C.Another thing you'll notice from the pic is I have all 3 connectors used, I was unable to get both screens running from the same USB-C port as the documentation showed, I needed a USB-C pory for bottom screen & HDMI port for the top.The other thing you will notice is that even though my multiport USB-HDMI hub has USB-A, usb-c & HDMI ports, I was unable to run both displays through it no matter what combination of ports I tried.Perhaps if I used a full external-powered docking-station I could run both monitors from the docking station, but this hub at least would not run both.What this means is if you are running out of USB ports, a hub like mine would be good to let you run 1 display + give you extra USB ports for things that aren't displays. But even though this hub had USB ports & an HDMI port I could not run both screens through the hub.

Great portable monitor for travel. Works well and doesn't take up a lot of room. It's weighs about the same as my laptop so not a huge uplift in additional weight. Recently I have had issues that looks like others have had with the top screen not activating once I plug my work laptop in ( I didn't have this issue with my personal laptop). I rebooted it and it came back up but I don't want to have to reboot my laptop every day to get it to work. If I had of written this before that happened, I would have given it 5 stars. But otherwise this is a good solution for someone who travels and needs more than their laptop screen or doesn't sit at a traditional desk

I recently got my hands on this dual-screen portable monitor stand, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer for my workflow. Right off the bat, the color accuracy and vibrancy of these screens caught my eye. I'm talking crisp, vivid displays that make everything from spreadsheets to videos pop.Now, you might be thinking, "Two extra screens must take up a ton of space, right?" Wrong. This design is sleek and surprisingly space-efficient. The screens sit one above the other, not side-by-side, so it barely takes up more desk space than my laptop alone. But the real magic? It's like having two additional monitors without the clutter.The boost in productivity can't be overstated. Having the extra screens lets me spread out my work, keep reference material handy, and multitask like a pro. It feels like I've got a command center at my fingertips.Setup was a breeze, too. It's literally plug-and-play. My laptop powers the screens directly, so no need for extra power cables cluttering up my workspace. A single Type-C cable is all it takes to get everything up and running. No fuss, no muss.Overall, this portable monitor stand has been a stellar addition to my setup. It's efficient, user-friendly, and has significantly improved my work efficiency. Highly recommended for anyone looking to up their productivity game without sacrificing space.