OFIYAA Portable Monitor for Laptop Screen Extender | 12" Display | 1080P FHD IPS USB-A/Type-C/HDMI | 4 Speakers Monitor for Switch/PS5 | Compatible with 13''-16'' Mac PC/Laptop (P1)

This triple portable monitor setup is incredible for boosting productivity. The display quality is excellent, and the setup is straightforward. Ideal for anyone who needs multiple screens on the go.

Loved the screen, price was high but cheaper compared to others.

It works great now that I have it set up and figured out. It took a lot of trial and a lot of cords. That may be because of my Lenovo. It only has one usb c jack. Stupid omission for them as everything is going that way.

I ordered this monitor after doing much research on Amazon at the different models available. It arrived the same day I ordered it, in excellent condition and the packaging kept it well protected during the shipping process. I attached the monitor to my MacBook Air 2020 M1 and it truly is plug and play. The three foot USB-C cable easily fits around to the other side of the computer where the only ports are. I plugged it in and voila! The monitor turned right on and, with a few very easy adjustments in my settings I had an additional, extended monitor for my use. I do a lot of work with spreadsheets, often having to go back and forth between two at a time. Having each sheet in its own separate monitor is a godsend. The screen is nice and bright and easily adjustable, along with several other parameters including resolution. I like my text to be a bit larger overall for these 76 year old eyes, and I was able to match the lower resolution I normally use on my main monitor so they look exactly the same. Moving windows across both monitors is a snap and works perfectly. I zoom in on the screen quite often to enable reading smaller text and was delighted to learn that the same zooming shortcuts (CTRL+ roll forward with the mouse or trackpad) work on this monitor as well. I also like the fact that, using the ports on the monitor, I can simultaneously charge my computer, connect external USB drives and transfer data between them EASILY. Very versatile. The housing that attaches to the computer is relatively lightweight, but extremely sturdy and well built. I keep my computer on my lap and have had no problem or worry about the screen/computer falling backward due to the added weight. It fits very snugly and, pretty much my only complaint is the fact that pulling the housing wider apart to fit it onto the computer lid is a bit on the difficult side. It’s very strong, makes a tight grip and the padding protects my computer’s housing well. The description says 4 speakers, but I only found two. Perhaps that’s a misprint. The speakers sound good but nothing to write home about. They do get the job done though when I’m 1) watching a movie on this monitor and 2) working, browsing or writing in the other. I can also listen to the monitor’s audio on my computer’s speakers, but not both simultaneously (as far as I can tell)..it’s an “either/or” situation. I also discovered that I can additionally add my iPad wirelessly as a THIRD monitor to use simultaneously if the situation ever arises, like doing some video editing occasionally to keep my hand in it since I had been doing it professionally since the mid 1990s but retired in 2009.All in all, I am extremely pleased with this monitor and would recommend it highly.

I mainly work from home off of a single laptop screen, but there are times when I would benefit from an extra monitor or two while flipping back and forth between multiple programs to complete a task. This was the perfect solution since you can attach it to the back of your laptop and use just one extra monitor (and you can pick if you want it to be on the right side or the left side), or you can use both of them (one on each side). The box came with all of the cables needed to power the screen (without having to plug it into a wall outlet like a normal computer monitor) and included cables to extend your display. This works best for laptops with 2 USB-C ports, but if your laptop is like mine and only has 1, I had to use the USB-C port to connect one screen, then the orne screen needed the USB-A cable to power the monitor and then the HDMI cable to extend the display. The extended monitors are not too heavy, so it doesn't "weigh down" my laptop screen or cause it to be unstable and fold backwards or forwards while working, but it also has a kickstand in the back to help support the weight (if needed). When it's folded up, it is about the same size as my laptop, so it easily fits in my laptop bag. It seems to be made of high quality materials because the screen colors and picture quality are as bright as the laptop screen. I included a video with all 3 screens powered on for reference, and a few photos. One of the best things I've used this so far was when I met with a coworker to help train her - since she was sitting at the table on my left side, I was able to duplicate my middle screen to my left monitor and fold the screen to an angle where she could see it instead of us being huddled up right next to each other, sharing the screen. And I was still able to use my right monitor for other things! I also recently had to travel to a face-to-face meeting for work, and I was able to follow along with the slides on one screen while answering emails and working on my other screens. I'm really glad that I bought this! As for any drawbacks to it, I have only experienced a couple minor things over the past month of use. The first is that the screens fold closed with one screen being on the outside, so if something sharp hit it or scratched it while it was folded closed, it could easily damage it. It would be comparable to a laptop folding closed in the opposite direction with the screen outwards, which kind of scares me that I'm going to damage it if I'm not careful. It also means that you may accidentally touch the screen and get fingerprints on it since the screen is outwards. Another minor issue is with "clamping" it onto the back of my laptop screen - there isn't a "handle" or something to spread the clamp open, so there have been a couple times where it seemed a little difficult to get it clamped on there securely and keep it stable. The other issue is that it doesn't come in a protective carrier case, other than a thin velvet bag (It's better than nothing, but I would have preferred a cushioned silicone sleeve). I bought a cushioned silicone sleeve for it, but it was intended for larger size laptops and wouldn't fit in my laptop bag along with my laptop, so I'm still trying to find a good way to travel with it. Overall, I'm really glad that I bought it and will definitely be using it a lot in the future! And the coworker that I trained said that she wanted one now too, so I was able to send her the link to order the same one!