Mobile Pixels Portable Monitor 15.6" Duex Float Portable Stacked Monitor, Full HD IPS Touchscreen USB C/HDMI Laptop Screen Extender …

I ordered two Mobile Pixels Trio monitors. They were the perfect complement for my 17" laptop so that I had adequate real estate to work on the go. When I recieved the first pair of laptops, one monitor was flakey and stopped working all together within the first month. Support was excellent and I received a pair of replacements and a return shipping label because their are two versions of the monitor with no hassle.The new monitors work great and I am happy with my purchase. The magnet system to keep the monitors on the laptop works well as long as the laptop is on a table. My laptops is able to power both monitors through the USB ports and I disconnect, shut down and start up every day with no issues. The drivers work great and the configuration is always the way I left it.Things that I would like to see improved. 1) The USB cables that come with the monitors are too long. This makes for a messy workplace and I would like to see a shorter cable. 2) When the monitor are stowed and not on the laptop, the case does not cover the entire monitor surface. This leaves the monitor exposed and subject to damage.

The plastic frame that attaches to the laptop and is used to slide the monitor seems weak, as if the plastic could snap - but we shall see!

It has been great and has served a great purpose. It mates working a lot easier. It is a bit pricey but it works well. It is a little heavy so your screen it is attached to needs to be able to hold the weight. I have had 3 coworkers ask me for the link to order after seeing mine. I work with someone who has a screen but it isn’t magnetic and has a stand but it falls sometimes. So, my 3 co workers have asked me for the link to this exact product.I think the trio should be the price of the dual. It is the price that is keeping other coworkers from ordering.

I really wanted to love this product. Having a slide out screen for my laptop on the go sounds like a dream. Unfortunately, that dream very quickly became a nightmare.I picked this particular one since it said that it also fit 17 inch laptops. Installation was simple, and the display is quite nice. Unfortunately, the fact was that no matter how I arranged the one monitor, there was always a good chunk of it hidden behind my laptop lid. Not to mention it slid off of the magnets if I wasn't careful.I kept fiddling with it but eventually I just need to toss in the towel as upsetting as that is given how much the monitor cost. Now I just need to get the magnets off my laptop lid.

I thought I had found the solution to all of my remote work woes, but sadly it didn't last long. I don't have a set workspace or desk, but need a second screen so I thought this would be the best solution since I can attach it and detach it based on my work set up for the day. Unfortunately, the key mechanism of attaching the screen to the computer is flawed. The magnets used are incredibly strong, but the sticky adhesive used to keep the magnets on the back of the screen and on the computer are simply not strong enough to handle the strength of the magnets. After a little while, the magnets rip off from the adhesive (on both my laptop and the screen itself) and causes it to fall off. Obviously, this is less than ideal and causes a major disruption throughout the work day as I have to try to catch it before it comes crashing down to the floor. They do provide additional sticky adhesive dots, which is nice, but I've already replaced the adhesive on all 4 magnets on my laptop and on the screen itself once, and now all four need to be replaced again. Within less than a year I've went through the stock adhesive, and two additional rounds of replacement adhesives. For a $300 screen, this just shouldn't be the case. The quality for the price just isn't here. Even the wires are cheaply made. The USB cord is bent inside the wire casing and even though it still works, every now and then, the screen disconnects and reconnects while I'm in the middle of something. It only lasts a second, but is still annoying and it causes a slow down in overall productivity.Do I want to love this? Yes, but I don't.Is it worth the money? No, you can find cheaper alternatives out there that work just as good.Would I buy it again? Probably not.

I purchased this monitor four years ago and have really enjoyed the additional productivity that a lightweight and portable monitor have given me when traveling. I recently had an issue, and the Mobile Pixels customer service was very responsive and took great care of me. I couldn't have asked for a better experience.

Maybe this product is good. I wouldn't know. I received the product on May 15th and was unable to install it. Might be my fault because my daughter plugged in the screen before I saw the instructions not to do so prior to downloading the driver. Or maybe it's a faulty chord. Who knows. In any case, the website only has an email for support so I wrote them. It takes at least 12 hours for a response to an email and the first response was to reinstall the driver which I explained in my original email I had already done. Many emails later, I finally was sent a phone number for support and asked to download a program so the support can remotely access my computer and then call them during business hours which are 10-5 EST. I called at 10:56am EST and got a recording saying no one was available to help. I left a message. Let's see how long it takes for someone to get bak to me. Customer support is HORRIBLE.

I’m one of the many people working from home due to the pandemic. I ordered this monitor as a secondary screen for my laptop and it has made my job so much easier. It’s easy to install and the perfect size for my laptop.