KEFEYA Laptop Screen Extender, 14.2" Portable Triple Monitor for Laptop with Full HD IPS Display, Monitor Extender Compatible with Mac, Windows, Chrome, Fits 13-17 Inch Laptops

Works fine and as described, should read the instructions included. As one screen connected and powered on using c to c cable, and the other I used only USB to c which was not working and after reading the instructions it was mentioned I needed to use the HDMI to c aswell. Once done everything worked fine.

Light weight, good contrast, recommended for productivity works at home or office.

الطلب جميل وحلو بس في مشكله مدخل الاتش دي الي بالموصل عطلان للاسف ارجو من المورد يشوف لنا حل مع الوصله

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It works perfect.

It was a blind buy for me over 16 months ago and not a single issue with it, that’s why I’m giving it 5 stars, Connecting it is simple without any software and comes extra set of cables which I don’t need to use it but always kept in my laptop bag, Very practical for work and travel, it makes working on my laptop much easier and fits comfortably in my laptop bag.

I've wanted to build a PC for a while now, but the only spot I could place one would not be ideal for a PC, so I got a souped-up HP Envy in the fall. It has a 4060 on it, and I really only use it for coding and graphic design on Canva. However, I'm always switching between a million screens no matter what I'm doing, so this is great, although I'm still getting used to using the additional screens. My job also just gave me a second screen last week. I have all these new screens coming into my life at once. The quality of the picture is solid. The setup is easy; I set it up and take it down each time I use it, and it takes two minutes max. You can set it up as a portable monitor instead of an extender if you want, and you and your buddy can start a speed stacking competition with opening and closing them without breaking them. It's not bulky, but it doesn't seem fragile or like it will break easily, which I'm happy about. But it also doesn't seem cheap. You have to remember you're opening and closing this thing onto itself. It's not heavy, but it's also not super light. For reference, you could fit a laptop and its charger in a case along with this in its case in the main pouch of a backpack and still fit a few notebooks and a bag of Lay's cheddar sour cream baked potato chips, a 2 lb bag of banana runts, and it's going to weigh less than when you were in high school and had to carry every textbook in it for the day. The difference between then and now? We didn't have laptop screen extenders, and we also couldn't get 2 lbs of banana runts shipped to our house the next day. My only complaints, but really just suggestions, are: - I wish the screens had more range of motion instead of just opening on the y-axis like a book. - I wish I could move them on the x-axis to angle the screens back a bit. I see other brands offer that, along with rotation, for more money, but I don't even want the rotation, just the angling screens, which brings me to my next point. Since the screens can't be tilted back without moving the entire laptop screen, I think the kickstand on the back should be longer. I have to layer the foam pads and the case and place the kickstand on that for how I use it. Additionally, the kickstand could be sturdier; it's pretty much a Fire Stick battery cover with an adjustable bamboo stick you can bring down to hold it. I had my rating at a 4, but after doing this review, I have to give it a 5. I'm over here taking a star away because of a kickstand; what's happening to me? I've only had it for about two weeks, and it's great. I hesitated buying it for a week because of comments saying their HP Envy didn't work with it. It works great for mine. I need to use it more as a portable monitor without mounting it on my laptop.