FOPO Triple Monitor for Laptop - 15" FHD 1080P IPS Portable Monitor Extender for Dual Display, Plug and Play for Windows/MAC

I looked at these things for quite some time. Getting one that would work with my laptop and how its able to connect was a big concern. I emailed with the vendor on several models and ended up trying this one. I had a different one earlier but I couldn't get it to work with my laptop. So, I ordered this one and it hooks up pretty easy. I had to get a USB hub to add ports to be able to make it work since my laptop didn't have enough ports. It does work, and works very well. I've had it a few months now and love having three screens. Its pretty light. I thought maybe it would pull on the screen too much but it doesn't. Windows is able to see it and puts the screens in the right order with the mouse. The screens are nice and bright and dragging items across screens works great! I would highly recommend this if you are looking to add some screens to your laptop. I would buy again!

It should show that I’m a verified purchaser, if it doesn't, I am.I've been living off a laptop since '95 and telecommuting since 2000. I've probably been thru at least a dozen laptops and dismantled (and replaced) both hardware and software (so to speak on the latter). Currently, the one I’m using out of my stash, is a DELL XPS, late model (bought 9 mos ago), i9, 12th generation proc, 64 gig RAM, and vid card intended for gaming, way more than I need. I got the FOPO model that is 15" intended for use with a 17" screen, which I have. Forget my boasting here, if one sees it that way, value my experience instead. This is the best solution for multiple monitors that we laptop users have been crying out for! I have the monitors plugged into Plugable port extenders, along with many other devices, one-hundred-Watt power-supplied, each. Plugable has a great warranty and support team, and their products last longer than similar electronics, period. I plugged the monitors in and in 5 min up and running! Easily deserves "computer accessory product of the yr or decade". Since my hubs are power-supplied, I only wish FOPO would configure the monitors to recognize this external power, and give us additional "brightness", more of it. I had a problem with one of the monitors earlier on, their service was great and took care of it, just replaced the whole unit, rather than attempt a repair (you know how we always dread that aspect of purchasing online, returns and repairs). Anyway, I highly, highly recommend this product, there seem to be other sellers, but I consider this retailer/manufacturer reliable. Great online shop (Amazon), great company website, great packaging, both design and construction, great equipment design and detailed finishes, great product presentation when you open the box, I saw nothing but quality all-the-way around. Put a smile on my face. Anyway, go do what you’re thinking… buy it (use it in your RV also, for work and personal etasks!)

This screen has quite a few wires, and each must connect to external power and data cable. There are wires everywhere, it's cumbersome to use, and one of the screens flickers and doesn't work. You can't take it with you when you go out, because it is very bulky and fragile. When you put it on the desktop, the bracket is also very weak, and the supporting base is flimsy. The price is on the high end, IMHO, and I do not recommend buying.

Having multiple monitors is pretty useful for any kind of multitasking, not just for gamers. This allows you to do that pretty much anywhere you take your laptop. The colors are pretty good and the screens are a decent 1080p 60hz. It takes a minute or two to set up, but it’s nice that you don’t need any external power, just the laptop is enough. They don’t even seem to kill my laptop’s battery that quickly.The title and description mentions that you can ties it to plug in a game console as well, and that works fine, however they don’t output audio, so if you intend to do that you probably need headphones.I rated this lower for gaming as well because of the lack of audio and the fact that I don’t think most laptops have the right kind of display port setup to use something like this for surround or ultra wide gaming, at least for me, the HDMI and other display port go to the GPU whereas the USBC and laptop screen go to the integrated graphics. Also in the gaming front. 60 Hz, while perfectly useable is sometimes eclipsed by the laptop screen where middle end laptops can do around 144 and higher end can go over 300.

I do not use this for gaming, so I have no idea how that would work. I am doing a massive amount of data entry work that has turned into a nightmare. I thought this would be a great game changer and it is....except.It is a bit fiddly to set up, but not too bad. Thank heavens it has the back support leg (wish there were two) to help the tipping it would otherwise have.The main and worst issue is that on startup the left side has to be unplugged and plugged back in each time you turn it on. That is a pain. It isn't an instant start up, it takes 1-2 minutes to come on. Now the right side is giving me the flux by not starting up right away. It likes to flash, I am assuming SOS signals, that it is having a hard time waking up, but it is coming. Of course this is not at the same time so I have to wait about 5 minutes for complete turn on/ set up. If you leave the computer on and walk away sending it to sleep mode, it starts all over again. I finally reset my sleep timer to a much longer time frame. I do worry that the screens are at some point going to shut down completely. I certainly hope not!I have the screen brightness set all the way up, and yeah, it needs to be brighter.That being said, it is the game changer I had hoped for, It has made my project SO much easier to work on and I am willing to put up with the horrid start up to have the benefits 3 screens is giving me.WELL.... it's been 2-3 weeks and the right side monitor did stop working completely. Will sadly be returning. Such a great idea...when it works.